State Reconstruction: Generating a Reference for Improved Diagnostics

Yan Li, Navid Zaman, J. Stecki, C. Stecki
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Mechanical systems across most industries are mortal instruments, they will fail due to use or otherwise. Staying ahead of such catastrophes are crucial, especially in mission critical scenarios where loss of life is a very real danger. In such cases, corrective maintenance is too risky and scheduled maintenance is often costly; thus the collective shift towards predictive maintenance. Until recent advancements in artificial intelligence and sensor networks, such a strategy would not be so achievable. The ‘predictive’ aspect of thus type of maintenance implies that anomalies and failures are expected to be forecast ahead of occurrence - this can be accomplished with well placed sensors and sufficiently trained correlation methods. However, aspects such as shifting operating modes and varying sensor ranges make it difficult to make predictions solely using raw sensor data. This paper will outline methods and technologies to estimate healthy states of the monitored system to aid in the detection of failures before they affect function. Mechanical systems across most industries are mortal instruments, they will fail due to use or otherwise. Staying ahead of such catastrophes are crucial, especially in mission critical scenarios where loss of life is a very real danger. In such cases, corrective maintenance is too risky and scheduled maintenance is often costly; thus the collective shift towards predictive maintenance. Until recent advancements in artificial intelligence and sensor networks, such a strategy would not be so achievable. The ‘predictive’ aspect of thus type of maintenance implies that anomalies and failures are expected to be forecast ahead of occurrence - this can be accomplished with well placed sensors and sufficiently trained correlation methods. However, aspects such as shifting operating modes and varying sensor ranges make it difficult to make predictions solely using raw sensor data. This paper will outline methods and technologies to estimate healthy states of the monitored system to aid in the detection of failures before they affect function.M
状态重构:为改进诊断生成参考
大多数行业的机械系统都是致命的工具,它们会因为使用或其他原因而失效。在此类灾难发生之前保持领先至关重要,特别是在生命损失非常危险的关键任务场景中。在这种情况下,纠正性维护风险太大,而定期维护往往成本高昂;因此,集体转向预测性维护。在最近人工智能和传感器网络取得进展之前,这样的战略是不可能实现的。这种类型的维护的“预测性”方面意味着异常和故障可以在发生之前预测-这可以通过放置良好的传感器和充分训练的相关方法来完成。然而,诸如转换操作模式和变化的传感器范围等方面使得仅使用原始传感器数据进行预测变得困难。本文将概述评估被监测系统健康状态的方法和技术,以帮助在故障影响功能之前检测故障。大多数行业的机械系统都是致命的工具,它们会因为使用或其他原因而失效。在此类灾难发生之前保持领先至关重要,特别是在生命损失非常危险的关键任务场景中。在这种情况下,纠正性维护风险太大,而定期维护往往成本高昂;因此,集体转向预测性维护。在最近人工智能和传感器网络取得进展之前,这样的战略是不可能实现的。这种类型的维护的“预测性”方面意味着异常和故障可以在发生之前预测-这可以通过放置良好的传感器和充分训练的相关方法来完成。然而,诸如转换操作模式和变化的传感器范围等方面使得仅使用原始传感器数据进行预测变得困难。本文将概述评估被监测系统健康状态的方法和技术,以帮助在故障影响功能之前检测故障。米
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