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Full-Text Articles in Geological Engineering
Predictive Maintenance In Naval Vessel Propulsion Systems For Enhanced Marine Operations Using A Bigmm-Hmm Framework With Divergence-Based Clustering, Farshid Javadnejad, Hyoshin John Park, Samuel Kovacic, Andres Sousa-Poza
Predictive Maintenance In Naval Vessel Propulsion Systems For Enhanced Marine Operations Using A Bigmm-Hmm Framework With Divergence-Based Clustering, Farshid Javadnejad, Hyoshin John Park, Samuel Kovacic, Andres Sousa-Poza
Engineering Management & Systems Engineering Faculty Publications
This study introduces a BiGMM-HMM Integration Framework designed to improve predictive maintenance strategies for naval vessel propulsion systems, addressing the need for efficient and reliable operation in marine engineering applications. The framework effectively manages multimodal sensor data by leveraging a unique combination of Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) and Hidden Markov Models (HMMs) in a bidirectional architecture. It analyses the dynamic interactions between sensors and subsystems. Two preprocessing methods are evaluated: Method 1 focuses on subsystem interactions, employing divergence-based root cause analysis to identify key sensor variables by clustering of sensors and subsystems. In contrast, Method 2 processes the entire dataset …
Reliability Of Low Frequency Mhvsr Ordinates, F. J. Ornelas, C. C. Nweke, C. A. De La Torre, P. Wang, T. D. Mai, B. R. Cox, S. J. Brandenberg, J. P. Stewart
Reliability Of Low Frequency Mhvsr Ordinates, F. J. Ornelas, C. C. Nweke, C. A. De La Torre, P. Wang, T. D. Mai, B. R. Cox, S. J. Brandenberg, J. P. Stewart
Civil & Environmental Engineering Faculty Publications
Microtremor horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (mHVSR) are frequency-dependent ratios of Fourier amplitude spectra of the horizontal to vertical components of a 3-component recording of ambient ground motions from microtremors. Results from mHVSR tests can identify the frequencies associated with site resonances at sites with large impedance contrasts, and hence have potential to provide useful parameters for predicting seismic site response. Site measurements are made by recording ground vibrations either from a temporarily deployed seismometer, typically recording for a relatively short period of time (~1-2 hrs.), or from a permanently-installed broadband seismometer. In this paper, we discuss ongoing work investigating the reliability …
Elasto-Plastic Analysis Of Buried Pipelines Subjected To The Large Fault Movement, Luo-Jia Wang
Elasto-Plastic Analysis Of Buried Pipelines Subjected To The Large Fault Movement, Luo-Jia Wang
Civil & Environmental Engineering Theses & Dissertations
The responses of buried pipelines subjected to a large fault movement are examined based upon a new non-linear cantilever beam analogy. This analogy assumes that the pipeline in the large deformation zone behaves like a cantilever beam subjected to a transversely concentrated shear at the inflection point and a uniformly distributed soil pressure along the entire span. Tangent modulus approach is adopted to analyze the coupled axial force-bending moment interaction effect on pipeline deformation in the inelastic range. Parametric studies of both tensile and compressive responses of buried pipeline to various fault movements, crossing angles, buried depths, pipe diameters and …