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Self-funded PhD
3.5 (full-time) 5 years (part-time)
Applications accepted year-round
Introducing AI technologies into critical equipment to assist next generation intelligent maintenance is a hot research topic. Moreover, model-based dependability analysis is an advanced technology integrating system dependability-based development, analysis, and verification. we have combined the traditional maintenance technology i.e., RCM (reliability centred maintenance) with the state-of-the-art model-based dependability analysis methods and have proposed a model-based RCM analysis framework. The benefit of this combination is that it automates the RCM analysis process by automatically obtaining important failure-based analysis artifacts such as FT and FMECA. According to the decision of FMECA, the technical maintenance scheme for a certain system can be decided. For example, for some critical equipment, a predictive maintenance scheme (e.g., condition-based maintenance) involving fault monitoring and diagnosis must be applied to ensure safety or dependability concerns. To further enhance the analytical performance of the framework, in this project, we effort to integrate several intelligent maintenance models e.g., intelligent feature learning and fault recognition, intelligent fault monitoring and diagnosis, intelligent remote maintenance, intelligent health status assessment and residual life prediction into the framework, and to explore a new intelligent maintenance model. The research topic is open so that students can either choose one of described intelligent maintenance models or propose an interested and related topic.
In any case, the following key research questions need to be explored:
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Please include the project title and proposed supervisor in your application.
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Open to fully self-funded full time / part time students only.
Applicants should have a minimum 2:1 degree in AI, model-based dependability analysis, maintenance, or related subject. A taught MSc or Masters by Research in a relevant subject or relevant laboratory experience would be an advantage.
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