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Remaining Useful Life Prediction for Aero-Engines Based on Time-Series Decomposition Modeling and Similarity Comparisons

Mingxian Wang    
Hongyan Wang    
Langfu Cui    
Gang Xiang    
Xiaoxuan Han    
Qingzhen Zhang and Juan Chen    

Resumen

The aero-engine is the heart of an aircraft; its performance deteriorates rapidly due to the high temperature and high-pressure environment during flights. It is necessary to predict the remaining useful life (RUL) to improve the reliability of aero-engines and provide security for reliable flights. In previous flights, the sensors collected a lot of performance parameter data and formed a database regarding the aero-engine degradation process. These performance parameters cannot reflect the degradation process directly. In this paper, fuzzy clustering is applied to divide the degradation stages of the aero-engine, construct the health indicator, and describe the degradation process. Time-series decomposition modeling is applied to predict the degradation process of the health indicator. Based on the idea of similarity comparison, the RUL is predicted by comparing the similarity of time series through example learning. The method is verified and analyzed on the dataset published by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and the mean square error (MSE) is 528. The result is better than the comparative method.

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