Spatial-temporal modeling of oil condition monitoring: A review

Yan Pan, Bin Liang, Lei Yang, Houde Liu, Tonghai Wu and Shuo Wang

Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2024, vol. 248, issue C

Abstract: Lubricating oil plays a vital role as the information carrier for equipment tribological performance. Therefore, oil condition monitoring (OCM) serves as a crucial technology for assessing and predicting state degradation, providing the first-line defense against functional failure. However, limited by random fluctuation and insufficient knowledge, the modeling of OCM has suffered from uncertainty problems, leading to poor applicability and insufficient generalizability. The existing reviews are less elaborated on the information uncertainty for description, characterization, and treatment, which expresses the essence of modeling constraints. To bridge this gap, the paper provides a comprehensive review of the oil state modeling in terms of uncertainty. The existing methods and metrics are reviewed from the perspective of the spatial oil state assessment (OCA) and temporal remaining useful life (RUL) prediction modeling. Further, the existing methods are analyzed to solve the uncertainty problem, and then the solutions in oil state modeling considering uncertainty are discussed. Finally, targeting the challenges of the monitoring technology, the future trends of OCM are presented.

Keywords: Oil condition monitoring; Uncertainty; RUL prediction; State assessment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1016/j.ress.2024.110182

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