Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Industrial SystemsSpringer Science & Business Media, 11 déc. 2000 - 279 pages Early and accurate fault detection and diagnosis for modern manufacturing processes can minimise downtime, increase the safety of plant operations, and reduce costs. Such process monitoring techniques are regularly applied to real industrial systems. Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Industrial Systems presents the theoretical background and practical methods for process monitoring. The coverage of data-driven, analytical and knowledge-based techniques include: • principal component analysis • Fisher discriminant analysis • partial least squares • canonical variate analysis; • parameter estimation; • observer/state estimators • parity relations; • artificial neural networks; • expert systems. Application of the process monitoring techniques to a number of processes, including to a manufacturing plant, demonstrates the strenghts and weaknesses of each approach in detail. This aids the reader in selecting the right method for a particular application. A plant simulator and homework problems are included in which students apply the process monitoring techniques to a nontrivial simulated process, and can compare their performance with that obtained in the case studies in the text. A number of additional homework problems encourage the reader to implement and obtain a deeper understanding of the techniques. |
Table des matières
Introduction | 3 |
11 Process Monitoring Procedures | 4 |
12 Process Monitoring Measures | 5 |
13 Process Monitoring Methods | 7 |
14 Book Organization | 10 |
Background | 13 |
Multivariate Statistics | 15 |
22 Data Pretreatment | 16 |
85 Simulation Program | 107 |
86 Control Structure | 109 |
9 Application Description | 113 |
93 Sampling Interval | 114 |
94 Sample Size | 115 |
95 Lag and Order Selection | 117 |
96 Fault Detection | 118 |
97 Fault Identification | 119 |
23 Univariate Statistical Monitoring | 17 |
24 T Statistic | 21 |
25 Thresholds for the T Statistic | 22 |
26 Data Requirements | 24 |
27 Homework Problems | 25 |
Pattern Classification | 27 |
32 Discriminant Analysis | 28 |
33 Feature Extraction | 30 |
34 Homework Problems | 31 |
Datadriven Methods | 33 |
Principal Component Analysis | 35 |
42 Principal Component Analysis | 36 |
43 Reduction Order | 41 |
44 Fault Detection | 42 |
45 Fault Identification | 45 |
46 Fault Diagnosis | 48 |
47 Dynamic PCA | 52 |
48 Other PCAbased Methods | 54 |
49 Homework Problems | 55 |
5 Fisher Discriminant Analysis | 57 |
53 Reduction Order | 60 |
54 Fault Detection and Diagnosis | 62 |
55 Comparison of PCA and FDA | 63 |
56 Dynamic FDA | 69 |
57 Homework Problems | 70 |
Partial Least Squares | 71 |
62 PLS Algorithms | 72 |
63 Reduction Order and PLS Prediction | 77 |
64 Fault Detection Identification and Diagnosis | 78 |
65 Comparison of PCA and PLS | 79 |
66 Other PLS Methods | 81 |
67 Homework Problems | 83 |
Canonical Variate Analysis | 85 |
72 CVA Theorem | 87 |
73 CVA Algorithm | 89 |
74 State Space Model and System Identifiability | 91 |
75 Lag Order Selection and Computation | 92 |
76 State Order Selection and Akaikes Information Criterion | 94 |
77 Subspace Algorithm Interpretations | 95 |
78 Process Monitoring Statistics | 97 |
79 Homework Problems | 98 |
Application | 101 |
Tennessee Eastman Process | 103 |
82 Process Flowsheet | 104 |
Results and Discussion | 121 |
103 Case Study on Fault 4 | 124 |
104 Case Study on Fault 5 | 129 |
105 Case Study on Fault 11 | 131 |
106 Fault Detection | 133 |
107 Fault Identification | 142 |
108 Fault Diagnosis | 146 |
109 Homework Problems | 166 |
Analytical and Knowledgebased Methods | 171 |
Analytical Methods | 173 |
112 Fault Descriptions | 175 |
113 Parameter Estimation | 179 |
114 Observerbased Method | 190 |
1141 Fullorder State Estimator | 191 |
1142 Reducedorder Unknown Input Observer | 195 |
115 Parity Relations | 197 |
1152 Detection Properties of the Residual | 201 |
1153 Specification of the Residuals | 203 |
1154 Implementation of the Residuals | 204 |
1155 Connection Between the Observer and Parity Relations | 208 |
1156 Isolation Properties of the Residual | 211 |
1157 Residual Evaluation | 214 |
116 Homework Problems | 218 |
12 Knowledgebased Methods | 223 |
122 Causal Analysis | 224 |
1222 Symptom Tree Model | 227 |
123 Expert Systems | 228 |
1231 ShallowKnowledge Expert System | 229 |
1233 Combination of ShallowKnowledge and DeepKnowledge Expert Systems | 230 |
1235 Knowledge Representation | 231 |
1236 Inference Engine | 232 |
1241 Artificial Neural Networks | 233 |
1242 SelfOrganizing Map | 239 |
125 Combinations of Various Techniques | 242 |
1252 Fuzzy Logic | 243 |
1253 Fuzzy Expert Systems | 245 |
1254 Fuzzy Neural Networks | 248 |
1255 Fuzzy Signed Directed Graph | 249 |
1256 Fuzzy Logic and the Analytical Approach | 250 |
1257 Neural Networks and the Analytical Approach | 251 |
126 Homework Problems | 252 |
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Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Industrial Systems L.H. Chiang,E.L. Russell,R.D. Braatz Aperçu limité - 2012 |
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