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Thermal Deviation Detection Method for Heat Transfer Surfaces in a 660 MW Opposed-Firing Boiler Based on Historical Operation Data and Euclidean Distance
Power Generation Technology   Pages: 1-9(2026)
Updated:2026-06-30
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    • Thermal Deviation Detection Method for Heat Transfer Surfaces in a 660 MW Opposed-Firing Boiler Based on Historical Operation Data and Euclidean Distance

    • “Under the national 'carbon peak and carbon neutrality' strategic goals, coal-fired power generation units frequently participate in deep peak shaving. A team explored the real-time discrimination of boiler thermal deviation and established a thermal deviation index system based on Euclidean distance, providing a solution to the problem of delayed warning of water wall overheating.”
    • DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.25469    

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    • Revised:2026-02-20,

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