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NASA NTRS · 19880020033

A nonlinear filtering process diagnostic system for the Space Station

Abstract

A nonlinear filtering process diagnostic system, terrestrial simulation and real time implementation studies is presented. Possible applications to Space Station subsystem elements are discussed. A process diagnostic system using model based nonlinear filtering for systems with random structure was shown to provide improvements in stability, robustness, and overall performance in comparison to linear filter based systems. A suboptimal version of the nonlinear filter (zero order approximation filter, or ZOA filter) was used in simulation studies, initially, with a pressurized water reactor model and then with water/steam heat exchanger models. Finally, a real time implementation for leak detection in a water/steam heat exchanger was conducted using the ZOA filter and heat exchanger models.

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Yoel, Raymond R., Buchner, M., Loparo, K., Cubukcu, Arif. 1988-08-01. A nonlinear filtering process diagnostic system for the Space Station. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880020033

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