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Residual Generator Design for Non-linear, Polynomial Systems - A Gröbner Basis Approach Frisk, E

By: Publication details: Linköping Linköping University, 2000; Department of Electrical Engineering, Description: 128,3 KBSubject(s): Online resources: Abstract: Design and analysis of residual generators for polynomial systems is considered. This paper presents a systematic procedure, given an input-output description of system dynamics, to design residual generators for fault diagnosis. The design procedure is based on standard elimination theory. The design procedure is applied in a simulation study on a non-linear system, where it is showed how multiplicative and additive faults are detected and isolated. The example also shows how a fault detectability/isolability analysis can be made during the design.
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Design and analysis of residual generators for polynomial systems is considered. This paper presents a systematic procedure, given an input-output description of system dynamics, to design residual generators for fault diagnosis. The design procedure is based on standard elimination theory. The design procedure is applied in a simulation study on a non-linear system, where it is showed how multiplicative and additive faults are detected and isolated. The example also shows how a fault detectability/isolability analysis can be made during the design.