Integrating Sensory Networks and Feedback Control Circuits

for Efficient Fault Detection and Diagnosis of Various

Mechanical Systems

AC/DC Machinery
Project Proposal

Submitted by:

Abanales, John Rey

Dumagpi, Berna
Fajardo, Jay-Ar
Maglangit, Artchil
Nemil, Nathaniel
Neri, Ivan
Ociones, Rufa Mae
Zagado, Maria Angelica
Zayas, Chrizalyn Mae
Zayas, Froiland Jay

BSME-2D

Submitted to:

Dr. Jolou Miraflor

I. Abstract

In modern industrial environments, the uninterrupted operation of mechanical

systems is crucial for production efficiency and safety. This project proposes the
integration of sensory networks and feedback control circuits to enhance the
reliability and effectiveness of fault detection and diagnosis in various mechanical
systems.

Our approach involves the implementation of a real-time fault detection system

that continuously monitors the health of mechanical systems. This system will
incorporate advanced sensory networks capable of detecting a wide range of faults,
including mechanical wear, electrical malfunctions, and sensor failures.

The integration of feedback control circuits will further enable precise fault
diagnostics, providing guidance to maintenance personnel for immediate and
accurate corrective actions. This approach aims to minimize downtime and reduce
the risk of further damage to the machinery.

Additionally, our project seeks to streamline the workload of maintenance

personnel by automating the fault detection process. The integrated sensory networks
and feedback control circuits will perform continuous monitoring and analysis,
freeing up maintenance personnel to focus on other critical tasks.

By combining sensory networks and feedback control circuits, our proposed

system offers a comprehensive approach to fault detection and diagnosis in
mechanical systems. This integration will improve the reliability, efficiency, and
safety of industrial operations, ultimately contributing to increased productivity and
reduced maintenance costs.
II. Objectives

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, real-time fault detection in

mechanical systems has become imperative to ensure smooth operation and safety.
The following essay outlines the objectives of our project proposal, focusing on the
critical aspects of real-time fault detection.

• Real-Time Fault Detection

• Accurate Fault Detection
• Immediate Response to Faults
• Lessen the Workload of Maintenance Personnel

In conclusion, our project proposal aims to address the critical need for real-
time fault detection in mechanical systems. By focusing on accuracy, immediate
response, and reducing the workload of maintenance personnel, we believe our
project will contribute to the seamless operation and safety of mechanical systems in
various industrial settings.

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• Akyildiz, I. F., Su, W., Sankarasubramaniam, Y., & Çayırcı, E. (2002). Wireless

sensor networks: a survey. Computer Networks, 38(4), 393–422.

https://doi.org/10.1016/s1389-1286(01)00302-4