Modified independent component analysis and Bayesian network-based two-stage fault diagnosis of process operations
Modified independent component analysis and Bayesian network-based two-stage fault diagnosis of process operations
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DOI:
10.1021/ie503530v
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发表时间:
2015-03
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Hongyang Yu;F. Khan;V. Garaniya
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作者:
Hongyang Yu;F. Khan;V. Garaniya
Statistical fault detection techniques are able to detect fault and diagnose root-cause(s) from the monitored process variables. For complex process operations, it is not feasible to screen all the process variables due to monitoring cost and flooding of alarms. Thus, if a fault is originated from a process variable that is not monitored, conventional statistical techniques are incapable of locating the true root-cause. To relax this limitation, a two-stage fault diagnosis technique is proposed for process operations. In the first-stage, the modified independent component analysis is used for fault detection and to identify the faulty monitored variable. In the second-stage, a Bayesian Network model is constructed considering the process variables and their dependence obtained from the process flow diagram. Evidence is then generated at the network node corresponding to the faulty variable identified in the first-stage. Subsequently, the network is updated and analyzed using deductive and abductive reason...