On the long-term correlations and multifractal properties of electric arc furnace time series
arXiv:1503.03332 · doi:10.1142/S0218127416500073
Abstract
In this paper, we study long-term correlations and multifractal properties elaborated from time series of three-phase current signals coming from an industrial electric arc furnace plant. Implicit sinusoidal trends are suitably detected by considering the scaling of the fluctuation functions. Time series are then filtered via a Fourier-based analysis, removing hence such strong periodicities. In the filtered time series we detected long-term, positive correlations. The presence of positive correlations is in agreement with the typical V--I characteristic (hysteresis) of the electric arc furnace, providing thus a sound physical justification for the memory effects found in the current time series. The multifractal signature is strong enough in the filtered time series to be effectively classified as multifractal.
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