Abstract

A multiple fault detection and identification method based on fully decoupled parity equations for dynamic systems with known linear and unknown nonlinear terms is presented. The fully decoupled parity equation vectors is derived and it is shown that the residuals generated from it are decoupled from other faults and the unknown nonlinear term and are sensitive only to specific actuator or sensor faults. The condition for the existence of the equation is also given. From the residuals generated from the fully decoupled parity equation, the faults are estimated using the recursive least-squares method. The performance of the proposed method is illustrated by applying it to detect, isolate, and identify faults in a simulated dc motor

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