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Integrated distributed intelligent system architecture for incidents monitoring and diagnosis Export

by: M. Rao
Computers in Industry, Vol. 37, No. 2. (September 1998), pp. 143-151.

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Fault diagnosis based on artificial intelligence (AI) technology is a significant domain of AI applications. Hazardous accidents and equipment failures always result in environmental pollution and poor product quality, and jeopardize the safety of equipment and human resources. As a result, accidents cost money, decrease productivity and profits. In this article, a generic integrated distributed intelligent system architecture for equipment monitoring, fault diagnosis and maintenance is discussed. The architecture consists of four individual modules: data calibration, condition monitoring, fault diagnosis, and maintenance assistance. It integrates different AI techniques such as heuristic reasoning, case-based reasoning and hypermedia. An industrial application using the architecture is presented.


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