Novembro 2017 vol. 3 num. 12 - 11º Congresso Brasileiro de Inovação e Gestão de Desenvolvimento do Produto

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SISTEMAS DE MONITORAMENTO DE CONDIÇÃO EM USINAS EÓLICAS

Barreto, Fernanda de Melo ; Medeiros, Maria Luiza Azevedo de ; Santos, Marllen Aylla Teixeira dos ; González, Mario Orestes Aguirre ; Cavalcante, Everton Ranielly Sousa ; Souza, Marrison Gabriel Guedes de ; Souto, Marcus Eduardo Costa ;

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O desempenho das usinas eólicas possui um papel primordial para a competitividade da indústria eólica no Brasil e no mundo. A ocorrência de falhas nesse tipo de usina pode resultar em consideráveis perdas de geração de energia e comprometer a viabilidade econômica do negócio. A Internet das Coisas possibilita o monitoramento contínuo dos fatores que afetam a disponibilidade e a eficiência das turbinas eólicas por meio de Sistemas de Monitoramento de Condição (Condition Monitoring System - CMS), que permitem a detecção precoce de falhas. Um CMS fornece dados detalhados do desempenho de cada turbina, que são utilizados para otimização da manutenção. O objetivo deste artigo é listar as abordagens mais recentes de Sistemas de Monitoramento de Condição de turbinas eólicas, observando: a integração à rede, o tipo de teste para coleta de dados, as ferramentas / parâmetros de coleta, as ferramentas de detecção / diagnóstico e o objeto de análise. Para tanto foi realizada uma revisão bibliográfica sistemática dos artigos publicados em periódicos entre 2015 e 2017. Foram selecionados 44 artigos. O procedimento da pesquisa consistiu em 5 etapas: (1) formulação do problema, (2) elaboração do protocolo de pesquisa, (3) pesquisa e seleção de artigos, (4) extração das informações e (5) elaboração do framework. Como resultado, é proposto um framework com os elementos que devem ser considerados no desenvolvimento de um CMS adequado à realidade do Brasil.

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Palavras-chave: Internet das Coisas, Sistema de Monitoramento de Condição, Turbina Eólica,

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DOI: 10.5151/cbgdp2017-055

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Como citar:

Barreto, Fernanda de Melo; Medeiros, Maria Luiza Azevedo de; Santos, Marllen Aylla Teixeira dos; González, Mario Orestes Aguirre; Cavalcante, Everton Ranielly Sousa; Souza, Marrison Gabriel Guedes de; Souto, Marcus Eduardo Costa; "SISTEMAS DE MONITORAMENTO DE CONDIÇÃO EM USINAS EÓLICAS", p. 543-552 . In: . São Paulo: Blucher, 2017.
ISSN 2318-6968, DOI 10.5151/cbgdp2017-055

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