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Machine faults can be contained or even eliminated by the machine system itself during operation, i.e. machines with “fault self-recovery” function can be built. Engineers have always aspired to invent such machines. The scientific basis, its connotations, theory, and several applications of fault self-recovery technologies are discussed in this keynote presentation. FSR (Fault Self-recovery Regulation), RCIMS (Reliability Centered Intelligent Maintenance System) and ASSR (Abnormal Situation Self-recovery Regulation) that integrates information, diagnosis, artificial intelligence, and active control technologies, are introduced. By FSR based design, the responsibility of maintenance duty can be shifted from users to the manufacturers, and the safe operation period of machines can be prolonged. The concepts presented in this keynote are important to the development of Intelligent Maintenance Systems.
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Gao, J. (2006). Fault Self Recovery of Industrial Plants -Vision and State of the Art. In: Mathew, J., Kennedy, J., Ma, L., Tan, A., Anderson, D. (eds) Engineering Asset Management. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-814-2_1
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