Causal Auditing and Protection Paradigm for Sub-health Offshore Wind Assets based on Multi-terminal Harmonic Fingerprinting

Project Identity: Shinar of Clark
Author: Yi Zeng
Framework: Causal Auditing and Protection for Offshore Wind Sub-health
📄 Manuscript PDF: Read the Full Paper Here
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20267143
github:https://github.com/Shinar-of-Clark/Clark-Paradigm-Initiative
Email:Clark@Shinarofclark.com

Building upon the preliminary A-B-C1-C2 framework, this paper further extends the architecture to a refined seven-node system (A-B-C1-C2-D1-D2-E) encompassing the link from the collector station to the booster station. By deploying synchronous acquisition units at the generator (A), converter (B), box transformer outlet (C1), collector station inlet (C2), collector station sending end (D1), booster station inlet (D2), and grid-connected sending end (E), we achieve comprehensive electromagnetic auditing across the entire ”machine-electrical-grid” chain of offshore wind farms. This paper proposes a sub-health auditing paradigm based on an ”electromagnetic ledger,” utilizing the 1st to 20th harmonic fingerprints as feature vectors. We demonstrate the effectiveness of inter-segment harmonic residuals as criteria for insulation monitoring and systemic protection of submarine cables in offshore wind stations. Experimental results indicate that this refined architecture effectively identifies early insulation degradation in both collector and main transmission cables, providing physical support for deterministic auditing of offshore wind assets. Index Terms—Harmonic fingerprinting, sub-health diagnosis, causal auditing, offshore wind power, seven-node architecture, submarine cable protection.

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