Multi-objective combustion optimization for 660 MW circulating fluidized bed boiler based on data-driven approach
In order to reduce the pollutant emissions of a circulating fluidized bed boiler in a certain power plant and improve the economy of the boiler combustion operation,this article adopts the data-driven technology to achieve the multi-target combustion optimization for circulating fluidized bed boilers.Improved particle swarm optimization-based long short-term memory neural networks is used to establish the boiler's mathematic model with NOx emission,SO2 emission and exhaust gas temperature as outputs,respectively.The relative error is regarded as a predictive evaluation index to determine the optimal network parameters.Secondly,the NOx emission prediction model,the SO2 emission prediction model and exhaust gas temperature prediction model are constructed based on improved particle swarm optimization-based long short-term memory neural network,long short-term memory neural network(LSTM),generalized regression neural network(GRNN),and a backpropagation neural network(BPNN).By comparing the evaluation indicators,the effectiveness of the predictive models constructed was testified in this paper;Finally,based on the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm(NSGA-II),the combustion optimization adjustment schemes for CFBB under different operating conditions are obtained so as to reduce NOx/SO2 emission and maintain the stability of exhaust gas temperature at the same time.The results showed that compared with before optimization,the average NOx emission was decreased by 10.583%,the average SO2 emission was reduced by 25.812%,and the maximum reduction of SO2 emission was 650 mg/m3.In addition,the average exhaust gas temperature was decreased by 0.143%.
circulating fluidized bed boilermulti-objective combustion optimizationNOx/SO2 emissionsexhaust gas temperatureimproved particle swarm optimizationlong-short term memory