Development of an Effective Strategy for Prognostic Monitoring of a Large Centrifugal Air Compressor in an Automotive Plant

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Published Jul 14, 2017
Hyunsu Kim Jay H. Kim Won Joon Song

Abstract

Prognostic monitoring of health condition of a large centrifugal air compressor that supplies compressed air in an automotive plant is crucial because its failure will seriously impair operation of the entire plant. It was desired to
develop an effective prognostic maintenance methodology of air compressors after the failure of an air compressor in one of major automotive companies in US, which brought a highly undesirable situation to the manufacturing line of the plant. In this work, the shaft motion of the compressor measured at transient and steady-state conditions were used to develop techniques and a strategy for effective prognostic monitoring. The pseudo frequency response function (FRF) obtained from the Campbell diagram and directional Power Spectrum (dPS) were new techniques employed to develop the prognostic health monitoring strategy. The analytic wavelet transform (AWT) is adopted to monitor temporal change of the system characteristics during the start-up period. In addition, AWT was utilized to monitor the steady state condition.

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