2021 journal article
Remaining useful life prediction of PEMFC based on cycle reservoir with jump model
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HYDROGEN ENERGY, 46(80), 40001–40013.
author keywords: Proton exchange membrane fuel cell; Remaining useful life; Reservoir computing; Data-driven; Cycle reservoir with jump
TL;DR:
The experimental results demonstrate that the CRJ model can achieve better effect in the remaining useful life prognosis of fuel cells.
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Accurate prognosis of limited durability is one of the key factors for the commercialization of proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) on a large scale. Thanks to ignoring the structure of the PEMFC and simplifying the prognostic process, the data-driven prognostic approaches was the commonly used for predicting remaining useful life (RUL) at present. In this paper, the proposed cycle reservoir with jump (CRJ) model improves the ESN model, changes the connection mode of neurons in the reservoir and speeds up the linear fitting process. The experiment will verify the performance of CRJ model to predict stacks voltage under static current and quasi-dynamic current conditions. In addition, the reliability of the CRJ model is verified with different amount of data as the training and test sets. The experimental results demonstrate that the CRJ model can achieve better effect in the remaining useful life prognosis of fuel cells.