From oscillatory to non-oscillatory disturbances: A comparative review of root cause analysis methods

Lucke, Matthieu; Chioua, Moncef; Thornhill, Nina F.

doi:10.1016/j.jprocont.2022.03.004

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“…2008) stated, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is an analysis framework used to determine the systemic causes and prevent recurrences of adverse events. In addition, RCA is useful because RCA methods provide tools to speed up the work of the process engineer troubleshooting an abnormal situation, and the review should help in selecting appropriate methods (Lucke et al, 2022). Besides that, RCA should be done immediately.…”

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The strategic development of maritime connectivity in the border area in Indonesia

Rizaldi

Muzwardi

Santoso

et al. 2023

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Indonesia is an archipelago where eight out of 38 Indonesian provinces are characterized by islands. Thus, the connectivity between islands is substantial in supporting economic development. This research aims to display the possible maritime connection and excavate the obstacles to improving maritime connectivity in the area. This research is qualitative comparative research using the Miles and Huberman model and analyzes it with the Graph Connectivity Node theory, comparing it with actual nodes in the areas and materializing the possible challenge and obstacles in connecting the nodes using RCA and 5 Whys Analysis as the tool. The data is obtained through two ports located in Kepulauan Riau Province. The research finds that the obstacles in connecting the node are infrastructure, budget, and interconnection with other forms of transportation. Therefore, the impact of this research on improving the node lies in the policy to overcome the obstacles encountered.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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The strategic development of maritime connectivity in the border area in Indonesia

Rizaldi

Muzwardi

Santoso

et al. 2023

JEECAR

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“…Several risk assessment methods and techniques are known in the literature. Root cause analysis (Ito et al 2022;Wen et al 2022;Lucke et al 2022) analyses the root cause of the discrepancy. A cause-and-effect diagram is another method described by authors (Decker et al 2010;Gould 1992).…”

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Analysis and assessment of risk in the implementation of a cogeneration installation at a livestock farm

Kostov¹

2022

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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The introduction of increasingly strict rules related to the processing and storage of animal waste, the growing demand for energy and the creation of sustainable animal husbandry have led to an increased interest in the production of clean energy from animal waste. The production of biogas and its subsequent burning on the farm is among the most promising technologies. One of the possibilities for the utilization of biogas is through the use of small aggregates for the combined production of electricity and heat energy based on an internal combustion engine. Analysis of such facilities that have been put into operation show that alternative technologies using biogas as fuel are better than conventional options, both from an economic and an environmental point of view. In this sense, however, the introduction of such a technology into operation is always associated with a number of risks, since investments in new technologies are influenced by technical and economic uncertainty. When planning and preparing the plan for the construction of such a biogas facility, the investment costs, technical support and profitability of the project are essential. Introducing critical economic and technical parameters to inform the farmer of all possible investments, operational and unforeseen risks will allow him to accept the challenges and choose the best solution for his farm. In this publication, an analysis and assessment of the risk has been carried out based on the characteristics of the technology -the possible consequences of the risk are also presented. 124A risk matrix related to the specifics of the object and the technology is proposed, with the help of which, the type of risk is identified. Based on an analysis of the obtained results, a motivated proposal for reducing the risk is made.

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“…Latterly in 2019, Dambros et al discussed in their review paper a summary of the oscillation detection approaches used in CPM. Some other reviews were dedicated purely to stiction diagnosis techniques. , On the other hand, comparative studies were limited to a specific subfield of CPM such as the comparative analysis of three decomposition techniques by Wardana and the comparative study of selected root-cause analysis techniques by Thornhill et al and further based on the type of the fault proposed by Lucke et al…”

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“…Some other reviews were dedicated purely to stiction diagnosis techniques. 44,45 On the other hand, comparative studies were limited to a specific subfield of CPM such as the comparative analysis of three decomposition techniques by Wardana 46 and the comparative study of selected root-cause analysis techniques by Thornhill et al 47 and further based on the type of the fault proposed by Lucke et al 48 The present review paper intends to discuss different aspects of data-driven CPM in detail. At the outset, this review gives a broad overview of the possible causes of performance degradation in ICS and their impact on plant operations.…”

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Controller Performance Monitoring: A Survey of Problems and a Review of Approaches from a Data-Driven Perspective with a Focus on Oscillations Detection and Diagnosis

Bounoua

Aftab

Omlin

2022

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Optimal operations of industrial control systems require rigorous monitoring to ensure safety, increase profitability, and minimize plant maintenance downtime. Thus, controller performance monitoring has been actively pursued by the research community, resulting in increased research publications over the past two decades. The availability of large data sets, the so-called big data era, has led impetus to the data-driven domain of controller performance monitoring. In this paper, a comprehensive review of the data-driven research in the CPM domain is presented. To illustrate the rationale behind the research efforts, a succinct explanation of the faults observed in control loops and their influence on overall controller performance is also presented. The paper then provides the publicly available data repositories adopted by most researchers to assess and compare their performance monitoring techniques realistically. Moreover, a review of the most eminent techniques proposed so far concerning both detection and diagnosis phases is presented.

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From oscillatory to non-oscillatory disturbances: A comparative review of root cause analysis methods

Cited by 10 publications

References 52 publications

The strategic development of maritime connectivity in the border area in Indonesia

The strategic development of maritime connectivity in the border area in Indonesia

Analysis and assessment of risk in the implementation of a cogeneration installation at a livestock farm

Controller Performance Monitoring: A Survey of Problems and a Review of Approaches from a Data-Driven Perspective with a Focus on Oscillations Detection and Diagnosis

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