Fault diagnosis and condition monitoring approaches

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Abstract

This chapter presents the basic concepts of condition monitoring and fault diagnosis, with special attention to the definition of terminology and design approaches. Actually, the terminology in the field is not consistent, since it often depends on research context, application, and publication period. The concepts of fault detection, fault isolation, fault identification, fault estimation are systematically presented and clarified, with precise definitions of fault, malfunction, failure, residual, disturbance, and error. The specificities of condition monitoring and fault diagnosis are highlighted, and the various approaches to implement them are discussed.

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Mazzoleni, M., Di Rito, G., & Previdi, F. (2021). Fault diagnosis and condition monitoring approaches. In Advances in Industrial Control (pp. 87–117). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-61799-8_3

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