Concurrent Monitoring and Diagnosis of Process and Quality Faults with Canonical Correlation Analysis

Abstract

Abstract Partial least squares and canonical correlation analysis are latent variable models suitable for quality-relevant monitoring based on process and quality data. Recently, concurrent monitoring schemes are proposed to achieve simultaneous process and quality monitoring. This paper defines and analyzes quality-relevant monitoring based on these popular latent structure modeling methods, and the associated quality-relevant monitoring statistics are defined. Additionally, contribution plots and reconstruction-based contribution diagnosis methods are developed for concurrent fault diagnosis. Multi-dimensional quality-relevant faults can be diagnosed in the same reconstruction framework. Finally, a detailed case study on Tennessee Eastman process is shown to illustrate the diagnosis of process and quality faults and the prognosis of quality-relevant faults.