2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10845-020-01614-w
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A flexible alarm prediction system for smart manufacturing scenarios following a forecaster–analyzer approach

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“…Finally, novelty detection and anomaly detection are not sensitive to point anomalies. An important aspect in PHM industrial applications is represented by false alarms [85]. The integration of anomaly detection and clustering makes it possible to generate an alarm only when the current observation is assigned to a distinct cluster of the previous point instead of when an anomaly is detected.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Finally, novelty detection and anomaly detection are not sensitive to point anomalies. An important aspect in PHM industrial applications is represented by false alarms [85]. The integration of anomaly detection and clustering makes it possible to generate an alarm only when the current observation is assigned to a distinct cluster of the previous point instead of when an anomaly is detected.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Villalobos et al [118] Alarms can allow the operators in the plant to conduct proactive management of the different controls in the machine for predictive maintenance of the equipment. CbM…”
Section: I4mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Method Data Source Al-Jlibawi et al [107] simulation DCS (distributed control systems), PLC, or SCADA in refinery Barbieri et al [99] case study Alternating current (AC) motor (machinery), Pronistia dataset Bekar et al [108] case study Machine motor Farooq et al [38] case study SCADA in spinning factory, spinning frame JWF1562 Goodall et al [92] simulation RFID in remanufacturing facility Chien and Chen [109] case study health status of plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) chamber tool in TFT(thin film transistor) and LCD (liquid crystal display) company Kiangala and Wang [94] experiment SCADA, conveyor motors Kozlowski et al [110] case study CNC cutter machine sensors for milling of thin-walled aircraft engine components Kumar et al [102] case study CNC machine sensors Lao et al [111] simulation chemical product concentration and temperature profiles Li et al [96] experiment test data from IoT devices and detectors Lin et al [103] experiment test data from IoT in smart factory Musselman and Djurdjanovic [104] experiment automated storage/retrieval systems (belt-driven material handling device) in semiconductor industry Park et al [112] experiment servo motor testing data in smart factory Peng et al [113] experiment NI-PXI (PCI extensions for instrumentation) and NI-Compact data acquisition from production lines in China Steel Corporation Peng and Tsan [98] experiment production line machines Sadiki et al [105] case study industrial machine behaviour Shan et al [114] simulation welding robot in automotive production line Tarashioon et al [115] experiment LED (light-emitting diode) lighting system technologies Tsao et al [116] simulation production system and production lines Uhlmann et al [117] experiment ball and screw monitoring of machine tools Villalobos et al [118] case study melting and extruder machines in plastic bottles production plant (Capital Equipment Manufacturer) Vlasov et al [119] case study the supporting bearing of electric machines (AC motors)…”
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