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Fault-Tolerant Temperature Control of HRSG Superheaters: Stability Analysis Under Valve Leakage Using Physics-Informed Neural Networks
Faults and operational disturbances in Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSGs), such as valve leakage, present significant challenges, disrupting steam temperature regulation and potentially causing efficiency losses, safety risks, and unit shutdowns. Traditional PI controllers often struggle due to
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