2009 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation 2009
DOI: 10.1109/etfa.2009.5347046
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Application of a model based fault isolation method for nonlinear dynamic systems

Abstract: The goal in many fault isolation schemes is to decrease the isolation and identification time. The mathematical model of the physical system is the information available before hand. This paper presents the application of a nonlinear model based adaptive observer design to help in the isolation of faults in parameters of nonlinear dynamic systems. The method uses parameter partition and it fits many kinds of nonlinear dynamic systems. One important assumption is the monotonicity of the nonlinear function. The … Show more

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“…Before closing, it is important to mention that the full order form of the proposed here switching observers allows the detection of sudden increases of the estimation errors, corresponding to differences between the estimated and the original variables of the process, thus contributing to fault detection and fault isolation (see [ 41 , 42 ]). This is a first direction for future research.…”
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