Dynamic reliability prediction of asset failure modes

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In this paper a reliability model based on artificial neural networks and the generalized renewal process is developed. The model is used for failure prediction, and is able to dynamically adapt to changes in the operating and environmental conditions of assets. The model is implemented for a thermal solar power plant, focusing on critical elements of these plants: heat transfer fluid pumps. We affirm that this type of model can be easily automated within the plant's remote monitoring system. Using this model we can dynamically assign reference values for warnings and alarms and provide predictions of asset degradation. These in turn can be used to evaluate the associated economic risk to the system under existing operating conditions and to inform preventive maintenance activities.

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Gómez Fernández, J. F., Ferrero Bermejo, J., Olivencia Polo, F. A., Crespo Márquez, A., & Cerruela García, G. (2017). Dynamic reliability prediction of asset failure modes. In Advanced Maintenance Modelling for Asset Management: Techniques and Methods for Complex Industrial Systems (pp. 291–309). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-58045-6_12

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