Boiler coal saving control method

A boiler coal saving control method, characterized by comprising a linear relation model creating step, an optimization target determination step, and a machine learning step, wherein:

• the linear relation model creating step is used to create a multi-grade model grading mechanism and create linear relation models accordingly so as to fill an empty set in a data set, and the multi-grade model grading mechanism comprises:
• performing primary grading while taking three characteristic values in basic working conditions of a boiler, namely boiler load, coal quality, and ambient temperature, as grading indexes, and performing secondary grading based on the boiler load;
• wherein the boiler load is graded at an interval of 50 MW;
• the coal quality is graded according to per-ton-of-coal power, wherein the per-ton-of-coal power=useful power/quantity of coal fed;
• and the ambient temperature is graded based on a seasonal index or a temperature of circulating water;
• wherein to carry out the secondary grading based on the boiler load, one of the characteristic values used in the primary grading, namely the boiler load, is further subjected to the secondary grading, in which the boiler load is further divided by an interval of 1 MW so as to determine a said linear relation model created for the following boiler parameters:
• the boiler load, an instantaneous coal feeding rate of each coal pulverizer, a cold primary air damper opening of each said coal pulverizer, a hot primary air damper opening of each said coal pulverizer, a combined air damper opening, a frequency conversion instruction and baffle plate opening of each primary exhauster, a swing angle and opening of each of four upper overfire air ports, and a swing angle and opening of each of four lower overfire air ports;
• and the linear relation model is subsequently used in conjunction with a partial differentiation theorem to fill the empty set in the data set;
• the optimization target determination step is used to determine a boiler optimization target, the boiler optimization target comprises combustion efficiency of the boiler and a control value for a nitrate concentration of flue gas, and the optimization target determination step comprises:
• determining the combustion efficiency of the boiler by first determining if a data source comprises a field for combustion efficiency, and if not, calculating a combustion efficiency factor as an alternative to the combustion efficiency of the boiler;
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• determining a NOx concentration control value of the boiler;
• the machine learning step is used to perform machine learning according to the data source and comprises a model numbering sub-step, an ontology determination sub-step, and a target optimization sub-step;
• wherein the model numbering sub-step is used to establish a mapping relationship between the basic working conditions and a said model so as to determine a said model corresponding to the basic working conditions, wherein:
• a model number=an ambient temperature number+a boiler load grading number×an ambient temperature number weight+a per-ton-of-coal power ratio number×a boiler load grading number weight×an ambient temperature number weight;
• the ambient temperature number uses either a season or the temperature of the circulating water as an index, wherein when the season is used as the index, the numbers 0 and 1 correspond to winter and summer respectively, and when the temperature of the circulating water is used as the index, the temperature of the circulating water is classified into ten grades, whose corresponding numbers are 0-9 respectively;
• the ambient temperature number weight=16;
• the boiler load grading number is determined by grading the boiler load at an interval of 50 MW and assigning a number to each grade of the boiler load;
• the boiler load grading number weight=16;
• the per-ton-of-coal power ratio number=a ceiling/floor function of ((the per-ton-of-coal power−a lowest per-ton-of-coal power value)/a per-ton-of-coal power grading interval);
• the per-ton-of-coal power grading interval=(a highest per-ton-of-coal power value−the lowest per-ton-of-coal power value)/10;
• the per-ton-of-coal power=the useful power/the quantity of coal fed;
• the secondary grading of the basic working conditions corresponds to a grade column in the model and preserves a classification example of the model;
• while preserving the example, a difference method is used to calculate an average variation of each factor per unit variation of the boiler load, and each said variation is a partial derivative in a direction of a corresponding said factor;
• and while generating an optimization solution, a said example corresponding to the current basic working conditions is directly used if existing;
• otherwise, a first said example is taken as a reference, and a theoretical value of each said factor is calculated according to a boiler load difference and a partial derivative of the each said factor;
• wherein the ontology determination sub-step is used to determine states of all operable pieces of equipment that are related to the combustion efficiency of the boiler, and the sates comprise:
• the instantaneous coal feeding rate of each said coal pulverizer, the cold primary air damper opening of each said coal pulverizer, the hot primary air damper opening of each said coal pulverizer, the combined air damper opening, the frequency conversion instruction and baffle plate opening of each said primary exhauster, the swing angle and opening of each of the four upper overfire air ports, the swing angle and opening of each of the four lower overfire air ports, a swing angle and opening of each of four tiers of secondary air ports, and a total air flow of the secondary air ports;
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• wherein the target optimization sub-step is used to generate a sorting rule for ontologies, the sorting rule being as follows:
• when combustion efficiencies corresponding respectively to two said ontologies are both lower than or equal to 97%, the ontology corresponding to the higher combustion efficiency takes precedence over the other;
• when combustion efficiencies corresponding respectively to two said ontologies are both higher than 97%, the ontology corresponding to a lower NOx concentration takes precedence over the other;
• and
• when a said ontology corresponds to a combustion efficiency lower than or equal to 97% and another said ontology corresponds to a combustion efficiency higher than 97%, the ontology corresponding to the combustion efficiency lower than or equal to 97% takes precedence over the other;
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• if the data source does not include the combustion efficiency of the boiler, the combustion efficiency factor of the boiler is used in place of the combustion efficiency of the boiler, and the sorting rule is modified as follows:
• when said combustion efficiency factors corresponding respectively to two said ontologies are both lower than or equal to 30, the ontology corresponding to the higher combustion efficiency factor takes precedence over the other;
• when said combustion efficiency factors corresponding respectively to two said ontologies are both higher than 30, the ontology corresponding to a lower NOx concentration takes precedence over the other;
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• when a said ontology corresponds to a said combustion efficiency factor lower than or equal to 30 and another said ontology corresponds to a said combustion efficiency factor higher than 30, the ontology corresponding to the combustion efficiency factor lower than or equal to 30 takes precedence over the other, wherein:
• the combustion efficiency factor=100/|(a current flue gas temperature−a lowest flue gas temperature standard)*(oxygen content of the flue gas−a loaded oxygen content factor)|, and
• the lowest flue gas temperature standard=110° C.