Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system

In this paper, we consider a SDMS (Self-Diagnostic Monitoring System) for a reciprocating pump for the purpose of not only diagnosis but also prognosis. We have replaced a multi class estimator that selects only the most probable one with a multi label estimator such that we are able to see the stat...

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Main Authors: Wooshik Kim, Chanwoo Lim, Jangbom Chai
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2020-06-01
Series:Nuclear Engineering and Technology
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1738573319308204
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spelling doaj-a9f95990fd5c49efb9c540e7d20ab3132020-11-25T02:52:02ZengElsevierNuclear Engineering and Technology1738-57332020-06-0152611881200Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump systemWooshik Kim0Chanwoo Lim1Jangbom Chai2Dept. of Information and Communication Engineering, Sejong University, Seoul, Republic of KoreaDept. of Mechanical Engineering, Ajou University, Suwon, Republic of KoreaDept. of Mechanical Engineering, Ajou University, Suwon, Republic of Korea; Corresponding author.In this paper, we consider a SDMS (Self-Diagnostic Monitoring System) for a reciprocating pump for the purpose of not only diagnosis but also prognosis. We have replaced a multi class estimator that selects only the most probable one with a multi label estimator such that we are able to see the state of each of the components. We have introduced a measure called certainty so that we are able to represent the symptom and its state. We have built a flow loop for a reciprocating pump system and presented some results. With these changes, we are not only able to detect both the dominant symptom as well as others but also to monitor how the degree of severity of each component changes. About the dominant ones, we found that the overall recognition rate of our algorithm is about 99.7% which is slightly better than that of the former SDMS. Also, we are able to see the trend and to make a base to find prognostics to estimate the remaining useful life. With this we hope that we have gone one step closer to the final goal of prognosis of SDMS.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1738573319308204SDMS (self-diagnostic monitoring system)Reciprocating pumpMachine learningLR(Logistic regression)ANN (artificial neural network)SVM (support vector machine)
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author Wooshik Kim
Chanwoo Lim
Jangbom Chai
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Chanwoo Lim
Jangbom Chai
Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
Nuclear Engineering and Technology
SDMS (self-diagnostic monitoring system)
Reciprocating pump
Machine learning
LR(Logistic regression)
ANN (artificial neural network)
SVM (support vector machine)
author_facet Wooshik Kim
Chanwoo Lim
Jangbom Chai
author_sort Wooshik Kim
title Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
title_short Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
title_full Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
title_fullStr Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
title_full_unstemmed Development of a sdms (Self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
title_sort development of a sdms (self-diagnostic monitoring system) with prognostics for a reciprocating pump system
publisher Elsevier
series Nuclear Engineering and Technology
issn 1738-5733
publishDate 2020-06-01
description In this paper, we consider a SDMS (Self-Diagnostic Monitoring System) for a reciprocating pump for the purpose of not only diagnosis but also prognosis. We have replaced a multi class estimator that selects only the most probable one with a multi label estimator such that we are able to see the state of each of the components. We have introduced a measure called certainty so that we are able to represent the symptom and its state. We have built a flow loop for a reciprocating pump system and presented some results. With these changes, we are not only able to detect both the dominant symptom as well as others but also to monitor how the degree of severity of each component changes. About the dominant ones, we found that the overall recognition rate of our algorithm is about 99.7% which is slightly better than that of the former SDMS. Also, we are able to see the trend and to make a base to find prognostics to estimate the remaining useful life. With this we hope that we have gone one step closer to the final goal of prognosis of SDMS.
topic SDMS (self-diagnostic monitoring system)
Reciprocating pump
Machine learning
LR(Logistic regression)
ANN (artificial neural network)
SVM (support vector machine)
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1738573319308204
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