PHYSICS-INFORMED MACHINE LEARNING FOR RELIABILITY AND REMAINING USEFUL LIFE PREDICTION OF AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
Keywords:
Physics-informed machine learning, remaining useful life prediction, aerospace reliability, predictive maintenance, prognostics, turbofan engines, fatigue damage, hybrid modelingAbstract
Aerospace systems demand exceptional reliability standards due to safety-critical operationsand high consequence of failure. Traditional reliability assessment and remaining useful life(RUL) prediction methods rely heavily on either physics-based models requiring extensivecomputational resources or purely data-driven approaches that lack physical interpretability and struggle with limited failure data
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