NASA NTRS · 19880007001
Qualitative and temporal reasoning in engine behavior analysis
Abstract
Numerical simulation models, engine experts, and experimental data are used to generate qualitative and temporal representations of abnormal engine behavior. Engine parameters monitored during operation are used to generate qualitative and temporal representations of actual engine behavior. Similarities between the representations of failure scenarios and the actual engine behavior are used to diagnose fault conditions which have already occurred, or are about to occur; to increase the surveillance by the monitoring system of relevant engine parameters; and to predict likely future engine behavior.
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Dietz, W. E., Stamps, M. E., Ali, M.. 1987-11-01. Qualitative and temporal reasoning in engine behavior analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880007001
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