The significance of timely fault diagnosis and prognosis in ensuring operational effectiveness and safety cannot be overstated. This review paper emphasizes the integration of machine learning techniques and digital twin technologies for fault diagnosis in rotating machinery, aiming to enhance predictive maintenance strategies and optimize system reliability. The primary objective of this review is to explore the potential of machine learning algorithms and digital twin simulations in revolutionizing fault diagnosis for rotating machinery. By examining the current state-of-the-art methodologies and advancements in this field, the review seeks to identify key trends, challenges, and opportunities for leveraging these technologies effectively. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, case studies, and research findings, this review synthesizes the methodologies and approaches employed in integrating machine learning and digital twin technologies for fault diagnosis in rotating machinery. By critically evaluating the strengths and limitations of these techniques, the review aims to provide insights into best practices and future research directions. The review anticipates that the integration of machine learning algorithms, such as neural networks and support vector machines, with digital twin simulations will significantly improve the accuracy and efficiency of fault diagnosis for rotating machinery. By harnessing the power of data driven insights and real-time virtual replicas, this approach is expected to enable pro-active maintenance interventions and minimize downtime. The review highlights the transformative potential of machine learning and digital twin technologies in enhancing fault diagnosis for rotating machinery. By enabling predictive maintenance strategies, real-time monitoring, and simulation of operational conditions, these technologies offer a proactive and data-driven approach to system maintenance, ultimately contributing to improved reliability, safety, and longevity of critical industrial assets.

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Adoption of Digital Twin in Rotating Machinery Fault Analysis

  • Petrus Chin,
  • Daing Nafiz,
  • Azri Hizami,
  • Saiful Anwar,
  • Santosh Patil

摘要

The significance of timely fault diagnosis and prognosis in ensuring operational effectiveness and safety cannot be overstated. This review paper emphasizes the integration of machine learning techniques and digital twin technologies for fault diagnosis in rotating machinery, aiming to enhance predictive maintenance strategies and optimize system reliability. The primary objective of this review is to explore the potential of machine learning algorithms and digital twin simulations in revolutionizing fault diagnosis for rotating machinery. By examining the current state-of-the-art methodologies and advancements in this field, the review seeks to identify key trends, challenges, and opportunities for leveraging these technologies effectively. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, case studies, and research findings, this review synthesizes the methodologies and approaches employed in integrating machine learning and digital twin technologies for fault diagnosis in rotating machinery. By critically evaluating the strengths and limitations of these techniques, the review aims to provide insights into best practices and future research directions. The review anticipates that the integration of machine learning algorithms, such as neural networks and support vector machines, with digital twin simulations will significantly improve the accuracy and efficiency of fault diagnosis for rotating machinery. By harnessing the power of data driven insights and real-time virtual replicas, this approach is expected to enable pro-active maintenance interventions and minimize downtime. The review highlights the transformative potential of machine learning and digital twin technologies in enhancing fault diagnosis for rotating machinery. By enabling predictive maintenance strategies, real-time monitoring, and simulation of operational conditions, these technologies offer a proactive and data-driven approach to system maintenance, ultimately contributing to improved reliability, safety, and longevity of critical industrial assets.