CPC G05B 23/0283 (2013.01) [B60W 30/184 (2013.01)] | 14 Claims |
1. A computer implemented method of condition-based management of an electro-mechanical system, the method comprising:
generating a stress profile for the electro-mechanical system based on operating or simulating operation of the electro-mechanical system in accordance with a load profile, wherein the stress profile is indicative of a distribution of stress on the electro-mechanical system during operation or during simulation of the operation, wherein the distribution of stress is a distribution of electrical stress, mechanical stress, and process stress applied to the electro-mechanical system, and wherein the load profile is indicative of operation duration and load capacity of the electro-mechanical system;
receiving condition data associated with the electro-mechanical system in operation from a plurality of sensing units;
generating an accelerated degradation model using a digital twin of the electro-mechanical system when the electro-mechanical system is operated above a rated stress defined for the electro-mechanical system, wherein the digital twin comprises a cumulative damage model of the electro-mechanical system, wherein the cumulative damage model is formed by computing a life probability distribution for the electro-mechanical system and determining a time-damage accumulation of the electro-mechanical system based on historical condition data of the electro-mechanical system;
predicting a failure instance of the electro-mechanical system using the accelerated degradation model based on at least one of the stress profile and the condition data; and
comparing the predicted failure instance with an actual failure instance upon failure of the electro-mechanical system to tune the accelerated degradation model.
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