This paper addresses the design process of diagnosis and fault-tolerant control when a system should operate despite multiple failures in sensors or actuators. Graph-theory based analysis of systems structure is demonstrated to be a unique design methodology that can cope with the diagnosis design for systems of high complexity, and also analyze the cases of cascaded or multiple faults. The paper takes as example a ship with two CP propellers and a bow thruster as actuators, and instrumentation with a suite of global position sensors, inertial navigation units and conventional gyro units to provide motion information. A salient feature of the design method is the ability to analyze cases where faults have occurred and easily determine where in the faulty system diagnosability and controllability are retained.
Diagnosis and fault-tolerant control for ship station keeping
2005
6 Seiten, 8 Quellen
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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