Int J Performability Eng ›› 2009, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (4): 357-366.doi: 10.23940/ijpe.09.4.p357.mag
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SUJATA S. AGASHE1 and PRITI P. REGE2
Abstract:
In continuous process industries the importance of predictive maintenance is increasing day by day. The unscheduled shutdowns and performance degradation of control components causes severe issues as regards to quantity/quality of production. The moving parts associated with control elements make them susceptible to faults and failures. In this paper a method is proposed to identify the faults of a final control element. The detailed study of a single seated globe valve using vibration signal analysis is presented. The QMF bank is used for processing the vibration signal. Main issues associated with this study are the positioning of the vibration sensors, signal to noise ratio, and filter coefficients along with the selection of network topology, training rule|Noof hidden layers, and number of perceptrons in each layer.Received on July 2, 2008, revised on November 12, 2008References: 15
SUJATA S. AGASHE PRITI P. REGE. Vibration Signal Analysis for Fault Identification of a Control Component [J]. Int J Performability Eng, 2009, 5(4): 357-366.
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