The PHM Research of Vessels Equipment Based on Condition

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For a long time, the monitor and maintain of navy Vessels equipment is based on the traditional maintain theories and plan maintain. But with the development of electronical and digitization, this kind of traditional mode is more and more hard to satisfy the maintaining need of Vessels equipment, and restrict the formation and exaltation of troops fighting strength. Currently the technologies of fault prognostics and integrated health management are becoming regarded, especially on many Vessels equipment systems. The information about abnormal situation of Vessels equipment was received and estimated by fault diagnosis and prognostic module. The diagnostic and prognostic results were supplied to the analysis and decision module to make the conclusion. The paper talks about the structure and function of the prognostic and health system, which is for certain kind of Vessels equipment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 605-607)

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750-755

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December 2012

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