Advantages and disadvantages of methods based on physical models
Failure diagnosis and prognosis methods based on physical models
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Advantages and disadvantages of methods based on physical models
Failure diagnosis and prognosis methods based on physical models

Author : Gilles ZWINGELSTEIN

Publication date: November 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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4. Advantages and disadvantages of methods based on physical models

Failure diagnosis and prognosis methods based on the physical models described in the previous sections are currently considered to offer the best accuracy when compared with data-driven or hybrid methods. But like all diagnostic methods, they have their advantages and disadvantages.

4.1 Advantages of physical models

One of the major advantages of the physical model approach is the ability to take into account, in the monitoring process, the physical phenomena that govern the behavior of the equipment and its constituent materials. This knowledge of physical laws makes it possible to reduce the number of parameters, and therefore sensors, by performing monitoring, diagnostic and prognostic tasks only on the relevant descriptors. The use of physical models,...

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