电子系统远程智能诊断(RIDES)

M. Stora, P. Kalgren
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电子系统远程智能诊断系统(RIDES)是由冲击技术公司开发的技术,目前美国空军资产/基础设施和COTS组件的融合。RIDES是一个通用的解决方案,可配置到任何军用或商用航空平台。如图1所示的体系结构,旨在实现最大的灵活性:(1)通过链接到以网络为中心的分析访问和专家支持,提供累积维护帮助;(2)对当前平台配置采用最小侵入式插件方法,具有无线数据记录和类似的以网络为中心的访问;或作为(3)内置集成平台升级,具有直接无线链路到前方操作位置(FOL)支持基地和网络中心接口。通过在分阶段过程中实施上述每种方法,每个平台的投资最小,同时增量地验证必要的分析和数据存储故障数据,以满足基于状态的维护(CBM)目标。后者是最难实现的,特别是在非引用和非结构化的故障输入数据创建无效的CBM模型和FOL指导的情况下。RIDES提供的平台辅助工具提供了那些定义好的数据参考,从步骤1的最小数据集开始,随着每个阶段的进一步扩展,以支持更高的维护效率。为了减少开发,Impact已经在经过验证的分析工具以及数据存储收集、关联和计算机生成指导上建立了RIDES,这些工具目前被海军和陆军部门使用。
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Remote Intelligent Diagnostics for Electronic Systems (RIDES)
The Remote Intelligent Diagnostics for Electronic Systems (RIDES) is a fusion of technologies developed by Impact Technologies, current USAF assets/infrastructure and COTS components. RIDES is a generic solution, configurable to any military or commercial air platform. The architecture as illustrated in Figure 1, is designed for maximum flexibility in its implementation either as: (1) roll-up maintenance aid with links to net-centric analysis access and expert support; (2) a minimal intrusive plug-in approach to the current platform configuration with wireless data logging and similar net-centric access; or as (3) designed-in integration platform upgrade having direct wireless links to the Forward Operating Locations (FOL) support base and net-centric interface. By implementing each of above approaches in a staged process, minimum investment is made to each platform, while incrementally validating the necessary analysis and data depository failure data, to satisfy the condition-based maintenance (CBM) objectives. The latter being the most difficult to realize, specifically where non-referenced and unstructured failure input data creates ineffective CBM models and guidance to the FOL. The platform aids supplied by RIDES provides those defined data references, beginning with Step 1 minimum data set, that is further expanded with each stage to support greater maintenance effectiveness. To lessening development, Impact has built RIDES on proven analysis tools as well as data depository collection, correlation, and computer generated guidance, used currently by the Navy and Army branches.
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