Predictive Maintenance

Prognostics and Health Monitoring

David Willingham – Senior Application Engineer

david.willingham@mathworks.com.au

© 2016 The MathWorks, Inc.

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 Condition
Monitoring
Prognostics Retail Analytics

Fleet Analytics Operational

Analytics
Process Analytics Risk Analysis

Supply Chain
Health Monitoring

Asset Analytics
Healthcare Analytics

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Why perform predictive maintenance?

 Example: faulty braking system leads to

windmill disaster
– https://youtu.be/-YJuFvjtM0s?t=39s

 Wind turbines cost millions of dollars

 Failures can be dangerous

 Maintenance also very expensive and

dangerous

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Types of Maintenance

 Reactive – Do maintenance once there’s a problem

– Example: replace car battery when it has a problem
– Problem: unexpected failures can be expensive and potentially dangerous

 Scheduled – Do maintenance at a regular rate

– Example: change car’s oil every 5,000 miles
– Problem: unnecessary maintenance can be wasteful; may not eliminate all failures

 Predictive – Forecast when problems will arise

– Example: certain GM car models forecast problems with the battery, fuel pump, and
starter motor
– Problem: difficult to make accurate forecasts for complex equipment

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Benefits of Predictive Maintenance

Increase “up time” and safety Reliability

Minimize maintenance costs Cost of Ownership

Optimize supply chain Reputation

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Aircraft Maintenance

Report Link
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What Does Success Look Like?
Safran Engine Health Monitoring Solution

 Monitor Systems
– Detect failure indicators
– Predict time to maintenance
– Identify components

 Improve Aircraft Availability

– On time departures and arrivals
– Plan and optimize maintenance
– Reduce engine out-of-service time

 Reduce Maintenance Costs

– Troubleshooting assistance Compiled Enterprise
Desktop
– Limit secondary damage Shared Integration

• Ad-hoc data analysis • Suite of MATLAB Analytics • Real-time analytics

• Analytics to predict failure • Shared with other teams • Integrated with
• Proof of readiness maintenance and service
systems
http://www.mathworks.com/company/events/conferences/matlab-virtual-conference/
View Presentation
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Predictive Maintenance of Turbofan Engine

Sensor data from 100 engines of the same model

Predict and fix failures before they arise

– Import and analyze historical sensor data
– Train model to predict when failures will occur
– Deploy model to run on live sensor data
– Predict failures in real time

Data provided by NASA PCoE

http://ti.arc.nasa.gov/tech/dash/pcoe/prognostic-data-repository/
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Predictive Maintenance of Turbofan Engine

Sensor data from 100 engines of the same model

Scenario 1: No data from failures

 Performing scheduled maintenance
 No failures have occurred
 Maintenance crews tell us most engines could
run for longer
 Can we be smarter about how to schedule
maintenance without knowing what failure
looks like?

Data provided by NASA PCoE

http://ti.arc.nasa.gov/tech/dash/pcoe/prognostic-data-repository/
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Machine Learning
Characteristics and Examples

 Characteristics
– Too many variables
– System too complex to know
the governing equation
(e.g., black-box modeling)

 Examples
– Pattern recognition (speech, images)
AAA 93.68% 5.55% 0.59% 0.18% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

– Financial algorithms (credit scoring, algo trading) AA 2.44%

A 0.14%
92.60%

4.18%
4.03%

91.02%
0.73%

3.90%
0.15%

0.60%
0.00%

0.08%
0.00%

0.00%
0.06%

0.08%

– Energy forecasting (load, price)

BBB 0.03% 0.23% 7.49% 87.86% 3.78% 0.39% 0.06% 0.16%

BB 0.03% 0.12% 0.73% 8.27% 86.74% 3.28% 0.18% 0.64%

B 0.00% 0.00% 0.11% 0.82% 9.64% 85.37% 2.41% 1.64%

– Biology (tumor detection, drug discovery) CCC 0.00%

D 0.00%
0.00%

0.00%
0.00%

0.00%
0.37%

0.00%
1.84%

0.00%
6.24%

0.00%
81.88%

0.00%
9.67%

100.00%

– Engineering (fleet analytics, predictive maintenance)

AAA AA A BBB BB B CCC D

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Overview – Machine Learning

Type of Learning

Supervised
Learning

Develop predictive
Machine
model based on both
Learning input and output data

Unsupervised
Learning

Group and interpret

data based only
on input data

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Principal Components Analysis – what is it doing?

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 Example Unsupervised Implementation Maintenance
Initial Use/
Prior Maintenance 125 Flights 135 Flights 150 Flights
Engine1
Round 1

Engine2
Engine3
Round 2

Engine1
Engine2
Engine3
Round 3

Engine1
Engine2
Engine3

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Predictive Maintenance of Turbofan Engine

Sensor data from 100 engines of the same model

Scenario 2: Have failure data

 Performing scheduled maintenance
 Failures still occurring (maybe by design)
 Search records for when failures occurred and
gather data preceding the failure events
 Can we predict how long until failures will
occur?

Data provided by NASA PCoE

http://ti.arc.nasa.gov/tech/dash/pcoe/prognostic-data-repository/
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Overview – Machine Learning

Type of Learning Categories of Algorithms

Regression
Supervised
Learning
Classification
Develop predictive
Machine
model based on both
Learning input and output data

Unsupervised
Learning

Group and interpret

data based only
on input data

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 How Data was Recorded
Initial Use/
Prior Maintenance Recording Starts Failure Maintenance

?
Engine1
Historical

?
Engine2

?
Engine100

Time
? (Flights)
?
Live

Engine200

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MathWorks Services

 Consulting
– Integration
– Data analysis/visualization
– Unify workflows, models, data
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 Training
– Classroom, online, on-site
– Data Processing, Visualization, Deployment, Parallel Computing

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Key Takeaways

 Frequent maintenance and unexpected

failures are a large cost in many industries

 MATLAB enables engineers and data

scientists to quickly create, test and implement
predictive maintenance programs

 Predictive maintenance
– Saves money for equipment operators
– Increases reliability and safety of equipment
– Creates opportunities for new services that
equipment manufacturers can provide
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 Why MATLAB for 1
Analytics that increasingly
Engineering Analytics require both business
and engineering data Business
Systems
DATA
• Engineering, Scientific, and Field
• Business and Transactional

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Developing
embedded
systems which
have increasing
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analytic content Deploying applications that
run on both traditional IT
and embedded platforms 4
Enable Domain
Experts to do
Data Science

Smart Connected Systems

Data Analytics
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