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Multi-Branch Hidden Semi-Markov Modeling for RUL Prognosis

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Deterioration modeling and remaining useful life (RUL) estimation of equipment are key enabling tasks for the implementation of a predictive maintenance (PM) policy, which plays nowadays an important role for maintaining engineering systems. Hidden Markov Models (HMM) have been used as an efficient tool for modeling the deterioration mechanisms as well as for estimating the RUL of monitored equipment. However, due to some assumptions not always justified in practice, the applications of HMM on real-life problems are still very limited. To tackle this issue and to relax some of these unrealistic assumptions, this paper proposes a multi-branch Hidden semi-Markov modeling (MB-HSMM) framework. The proposed deterioration model comprises several different branches, each one being itself an HSMM. The proposed model offers thus the capacity to 1) explicitly model the sojourn time in the different states and 2) take into account multiple co-existing and competing deterioration modes, even within a single component. A diagnosis and RUL prognosis methodology based on the MB-HSMM model is also proposed. Thanks to its multiple branches property, the MB-HSMM model makes it possible not only to assess the current health status of the component but also to detect the actual deterioration mechanism. Based on the diagnostic results, the component RUL can then be calculated. The performance of the proposed model and prognosis method is evaluated through a numerical study. A Fatigue Crack Growth (FCG) model based on the Paris-Erdogan law is used to simulate deterioration data of a bearing under different operation conditions. The results show that the proposed MB-HSMM gives a very promising performance in deterioration mode detection as well as in the RUL estimation, especially in the case where these deterioration modes exhibit very different dynamics.
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Thanh Trung Le, Christophe Bérenguer, Florent Chatelain. Multi-Branch Hidden Semi-Markov Modeling for RUL Prognosis. RAMS 2015 - Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium, Jan 2015, Palm Harbor, FL, United States. pp.122-128, ⟨10.1109/RAMS.2015.7105132⟩. ⟨hal-01084379⟩
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