Abstract: Disclosed is a method, performed by an electronic device, for control of operation of a wind turbine. The method comprises obtaining wind turbine data indicative of one or more alerting events of the wind turbine, wherein the wind turbine data comprises warning data indicative of a warning of the wind turbine, and/or alarm data indicative of an alarm state of the wind turbine. The method comprises obtaining sensor data from a plurality of sensors of the wind turbine indicative of operating conditions associated with the wind turbine. The method comprises predicting, based on the wind turbine data and the sensor data, an upcoming safety stop by applying a machine learning model to the wind turbine data and the sensor data. The method may comprise providing, based on the predicted upcoming safety stop, control data indicative of a controlled stop or a derating to be performed by the wind turbine.

Abstract: The invention provides a wind turbine method that includes receiving alarm state data indicating that the wind turbine has entered an alarm state in which operation of the wind turbine has stopped, and receiving sensor data from a plurality of sensors of the wind turbine indicative of operating conditions associated with the wind turbine. When the alarm state data is received, the method includes executing a trained machine learning model based on the received sensor data and the alarm state to obtain an output, where the machine learning model is trained based on historical data associated with a plurality of wind turbines, the historical data being indicative of the plurality of wind turbines previously being in the alarm state. The method includes providing, based on the obtained output, an action to be performed to allow the wind turbine to resume operation.

Abstract: A method for controlling wind turbines. Incident signal data is obtained from wind turbines and fed to an artificial intelligence (AI) model in order to identify patterns in the incident signals generated by the wind turbines. One or more actions are associated to the identified patterns, based on identified actions performed by the wind turbines in response to the generated incident signals. During operation of the wind turbines, one or more incident signals from one or more wind turbines are detected and compared to patterns identified by the AI model. In the case that the detected incident signal(s) match(es) at least one of the identified patterns, the wind turbine(s) are controlled by performing the action(s) associated with the matching pattern(s).

Abstract: A hydronic system (1) includes a side (3) with a first port (21) connected with a source element output (23), a second port (27) connected with a source element input (29), and a controllable primary side flow actuator (9) for providing a primary side flow (q1). Another side (5) has a third port (31) connected with a load element input (33), a fourth port (35) connected with a load element output (37), and a controllable secondary side flow actuator (13) providing a secondary side flow (q2). A transfer element (17) is connected with the first port, the second port, the third port and the fourth port. A flow control module (39) adapts a transfer element thermal power transfer by controlling the primary side flow actuator and/or the secondary side flow actuator by minimizing a signed deviation value (??v) that is correlated with the transfer element thermal power transfer.

Abstract: A method carries out an outside temperature-dependent control of at least one thermal power indicative parameter of a supply temperature of a first heating or cooling system in a first building (H). The control is carried out on the basis of the at least one thermal power indicative parameter. The at least one thermal power indicative parameter is indicative of the heat consumption or of the cooling power of at least one second heating or cooling system of a second building (H?, H?, H??), located at a distance from the first building, and is received via a data network (1), in particular, via the Internet. An arrangement is provided for controlling a first heating or cooling system of a first building, wherein the arrangement is adapted to carry out the method mentioned above. A server is further provided that is adapted to receive at least one thermal power indicative parameter.

Abstract: A flow control module (39) controls one or more pumps in a hydronic system that includes a primary side (3) with first and second ports (21, 27), a source element (7) and a flow actuator (9), and a secondary side (5) with third and fourth ports (31, 35), a load element (11), and a flow actuator. An intermediary transfer element (17) between the primary side and the secondary side. The flow control module is configured to calibrate a measurement of a first temperature differential (?Tc) between the first port and the third port in a first situation when a primary side flow (q1) exceeds the secondary side flow (q2), and to calibrate a measurement of a second temperature differential (?Th) between a temperature at the fourth port and a temperature at the second port in a second situation when the secondary side flow exceeds the primary side flow.

Abstract: A multi-pump control system includes a control module, a processing module, a communication interface, and a storage module. The control module is configured to run a zero flow configuration cycle by either ramping up the speed of at least one pump in addition to a subset j of i pumps of a multi-pump system until the communication interface receives a signal change indicative of the at least one pump starting to contribute to the total flow, wherein the processing module is configured to determine an approximated pump characteristic or power consumption or ramping down the speed of at least one pump of a subset j of i pumps of a multi-pump system until the communication interface receives a signal change indicative of the at least one pump stopping to contribute to the total flow, wherein the processing module is configured to determine an approximated pump characteristic and/or power consumption.

Abstract: A multi-pump control system includes a processing module, a communication interface, a storage module and a control module configured to ramp up a speed of k pumps in addition to a subset j of i pumps of a system comprising N pumps running at a speed ?j providing a total head ?p, wherein N?2, 1?k<N and 1?i<N, and to ramp down the i pumps of the subset j from the speed ?j to a lower speed ?m that is required for a subset m of i+k pumps to provide the total head ?p, and/or configured to ramp down the speed of k pumps of the subset j of i pumps and to ramp up the i-k pumps of a residual subset r from the speed ?j to a higher speed ?r that is required to provide the total head ?p.

Abstract: A multi-pump control system includes a control module, a processing module, a communication interface, and a storage module. The control module runs n different subsets of i pumps of a multi-pump system including N pumps during n different configuration cycles at a speed ?j, wherein N?2, 2?n?2N?1 and 1?i?N. Each configuration cycle j?{1, . . . , n} is associated with a subset j?{1, . . . , n} and a speed ?j. The communication interface receives signals indicative of operational parameters from each subset j during the associated configuration cycle j. The processing module determines an approximated pump characteristic ?p=f(q, ?j) based on the received signals for each subset j and under an assumption that the i pumps of each subset j share the same part q/i of a reference flow q. The storage module stores the approximated pump characteristic ?p=f(q, ?j) or parameters indicative thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for controlling a pump for feeding fluid (F) into a heating system (1000). The heating system has a hot fluid tank (HFT) receiving fluid from an associated fluid reservoir line (5) with an incoming fluid mass flow rate (dmcw/dt). A pump (P) receives fluid from the line, and pumps the received fluid with a mass flow rate (dmc/dt). A heat exchanging unit (HX) transfers heat (Q) to the fluid (F) from a medium (R). The transferred heat (Q) is maximized by controlling the pump (P1) in response to this information indicative of the transferred heat (Q), the fluid mass flow rate delivered by the pump thereby having a minimum as a function of the incoming fluid mass flow rate (dmcw/dt) when maximizing the transferred heat. The invention provides significantly improved heat transfer to the fluid and power savings for the pump. The invention also relates to a heating system, e.g. a heat pump system.

Abstract: A method carries out an outside temperature-dependent control of at least one thermal power indicative parameter of a supply temperature of a first heating or cooling system in a first building (H). The control is carried out on the basis of the at least one thermal power indicative parameter. The at least one thermal power indicative parameter is indicative of the heat consumption or of the cooling power of at least one second heating or cooling system of a second building (H?, H?, H??), located at a distance from the first building, and is received via a data network (1), in particular, via the Internet. An arrangement is provided for controlling a first heating or cooling system of a first building, wherein the arrangement is adapted to carry out the method mentioned above. A server is further provided that is adapted to receive at least one thermal power indicative parameter.

Abstract: A hydronic system (1) includes a side (3) with a first port (21) connected with a source element output (23), a second port (27) connected with a source element input (29), and a controllable primary side flow actuator (9) for providing a primary side flow (q1). Another side (5) has a third port (31) connected with a load element input (33), a fourth port (35) connected with a load element output (37), and a controllable secondary side flow actuator (13) providing a secondary side flow (q2). A transfer element (17) is connected with the first port, the second port, the third port and the fourth port. A flow control module (39) adapts a transfer element thermal power transfer by controlling the primary side flow actuator and/or the secondary side flow actuator by minimizing a signed deviation value (??v) that is correlated with the transfer element thermal power transfer.

Abstract: A multi-pump control system includes a processing module, a communication interface, a storage module and a control module configured to ramp up a speed of k pumps in addition to a subset j of i pumps of a system comprising N pumps running at a speed ?j providing a total head ?p, wherein N?2, 1?k<N and 1?i<N, and to ramp down the i pumps of the subset j from the speed ?j to a lower speed ?m that is required for a subset m of i+k pumps to provide the total head ?p, and/or configured to ramp down the speed of k pumps of the subset j of i pumps and to ramp up the i-k pumps of a residual subset r from the speed ?j to a higher speed (Or that is required to provide the total head ?p.

Abstract: A multi-pump control system includes a control module, a processing module, a communication interface, and a storage module. The control module runs n different subsets of i pumps of a multi-pump system including N pumps during n different configuration cycles at a speed ?j, wherein N?2, 2?n?2N?1 and 1?i?N. Each configuration cycle j?{1, . . . , n} is associated with a subset j?{1, . . . , n} and a speed ?j. The communication interface receives signals indicative of operational parameters from each subset j during the associated configuration cycle j. The processing module determines an approximated pump characteristic ?p=f(q, ?j) based on the received signals for each subset j and under an assumption that the i pumps of each subset j share the same part q/i of a reference flow q. The storage module stores the approximated pump characteristic ?p=f(q, ?j) or parameters indicative thereof.

Abstract: A multi-pump control system includes a control module, a processing module, a communication interface, and a storage module. The control module is configured to run a zero flow configuration cycle by either ramping up the speed of at least one pump in addition to a subset j of i pumps of a multi-pump system until the communication interface receives a signal change indicative of the at least one pump starting to contribute to the total flow, wherein the processing module is configured to determine an approximated pump characteristic or power consumption or ramping down the speed of at least one pump of a subset j of i pumps of a multi-pump system until the communication interface receives a signal change indicative of the at least one pump stopping to contribute to the total flow, wherein the processing module is configured to determine an approximated pump characteristic and/or power consumption.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for controlling a pump for feeding fluid (F) into a heating system (1000). The heating system has a hot fluid tank (HFT) receiving fluid from an associated fluid reservoir line (5) with an incoming fluid mass flow rate (dmcw/dt). A pump (P) receives fluid from the line, and pumps the received fluid with amass flow rate (dmc/dt). A heat exchanging unit (HX) transfers heat (Q) to the fluid (F) from a medium (R). The transferred heat (Q) is maximized by controlling the pump (P1) in response to this information indicative of the transferred heat (Q), the fluid mass flow rate delivered by the pump thereby having a minimum as a function of the incoming fluid mass flow rate (dmcw/dt) when maximizing the transferred heat. The invention provides significantly improved heat transfer to the fluid and power savings for the pump. The invention also relates to a heating system, e.g. a heat pump system.