Novel Approach to Prognostics and Health Management to Combine Reliability and Process Optimisation

Dariusz Mazurkiewicz (), Yi Ren and Cheng Qian
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Dariusz Mazurkiewicz: Lublin University of Technology
Yi Ren: Beihang University
Cheng Qian: Beihang University

A chapter in Advances in Reliability and Maintainability Methods and Engineering Applications, 2023, pp 559-580 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) supports users with an integrated view of the health of any technical asset, and it consists of many different tasks based on data that are usually obtained from multisensory systems. The effective implementation of PHM does not, however, end with predicting remaining useful life (RUL). PHM has untapped potential to go beyond failure prediction and support of optimal maintenance actions and scheduling, along with logistics decisions. Both data captured by reliability systems and standard production data are generally used separately for different purposes. For higher effectiveness, these data have to be integrated in a combined approach. This can be achieved with the help of Digital Twin analytics that can support effective data use for parallel or combined purposes, such as classifying states, predicting failures or enhancing production efficiency. Furthermore, these seemingly independent concepts can be integrated into the same data collection approach. Previous studies have demonstrated that the afore-mentioned combined solution to classification and prediction challenges is yet only a standard approach to PHM, one that makes it possible to predict RUL, degradation track and optimal time to intervention. Consequently, a new solution is proposed, one that takes into consideration the possibility of intelligent and sustainable production in combination with online predictive maintenance and continuous process optimisation. The prediction of degradation and remaining useful life with the use of multisource data integration facilitates production process optimisation to gain additional use time. This, in turn, brings about incomparably greater financial effects than is the case with the traditional approach to PHM.

Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-28859-3_23

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