Predictive Maintenance Toolbox
Design and test condition monitoring and predictive maintenance algorithms
Predictive Maintenance Toolbox™ lets you manage sensor data, design condition indicators, and estimate the remaining useful life (RUL) of a machine.
The toolbox provides functions and an interactive app for exploring, extracting, and ranking features using data-based and model-based techniques, including statistical, spectral, and time-series analysis. You can monitor the health of rotating machines by extracting features from vibration data using frequency and time-frequency methods. To estimate a machine's time to failure, you can use survival, similarity, and trend-based models to predict the RUL.
You can organize and analyze sensor data imported from local files, cloud storage, and distributed file systems. You can label simulated failure data generated from Simulink® models. The toolbox includes reference examples for motors, gearboxes, batteries, and other machines that can be reused for developing custom predictive maintenance and condition monitoring algorithms.
To operationalize your algorithms, you can generate C/C++ code for deployment to the edge or create a production application for deployment to the cloud.
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RUL Estimation Models
Estimate the RUL of a machine to help you predict it’s time to failure and optimize maintenance schedules. The type of RUL estimation algorithm used depends on the condition indicators extracted from the data, as well as how much data is available.
Similarity, degradation, and survival RUL models.
Fault Diagnosis Using Classification Models
Isolate the root cause of a failure by training classification and clustering models using support vector machines, k-means clustering, and other machine learning techniques.
Diagnosing faults using Classification Learner app.
Fault and Anomaly Detection
Track changes in your system to determine the presence of anomalies and faults using changepoint detection, Kalman filters, and control charts.
Fault detection using data-based models.
Diagnostic Feature Designer App
Extract, visualize, and rank features to design condition indicators for monitoring machine health. Generate MATLAB code from the app to automate the entire process.
Signal-Based Condition Indicators
Extract features from raw or preprocessed sensor data using rainflow counting, spectral peak detection, spectral kurtosis, and other time, frequency, and time-frequency domain techniques. Use Live Editor Tasks to interactively perform phase space reconstruction and extract nonlinear signal features.
Time-frequency-based condition indicator.
Model-Based Condition Indicators
Fit linear and nonlinear time-series models, state-space models, and transfer function models to sensor data. Use the properties and characteristics of these fitted models as condition indicators.
Autoregressive model-based condition indicator.
Bearings and Gearboxes
Develop algorithms for classifying inner and outer race faults, detecting gear tooth faults, and estimating RUL.
RUL estimation for a wind turbine bearing.
Pumps, Motors, and Batteries
Develop algorithms for detecting leaks and clogs in pumps, tracking changes in motor friction, and estimating battery degradation over time.
Fault classification in a triplex pump.
Data Import and Organization
Import data from local files, Amazon S3™, Windows Azure® Blob Storage, and Hadoop® Distributed File System.
Managing multiple files by using a data ensemble.
Failure Data Generation from Simulink and Simscape
Simulate and label failure data using Simulink and Simscape™ models of your machine. Modify parameter values, inject faults, and change model dynamics.
Managing data using simulation data ensembles.
Edge Deployment
Use MATLAB Coder™ to generate C/C++ code for RUL models and feature computations.
Deploying predictive maintenance algorithms to a PLC
Cloud Deployment
Use MATLAB Compiler™ and MATLAB Compiler SDK™ to deploy predictive maintenance algorithms as C/C++ shared libraries, web apps, Docker containers, Microsoft® .NET assemblies, Java® classes, and Python® packages. Deploy generated libraries to MATLAB Production Server™ on Microsoft® Azure®, AWS®, or dedicated on-prem servers without recoding or creating custom infrastructure.
Components of a deployed predictive maintenance system
Predictive Maintenance Video Series
Watch the videos in this series to learn about predictive maintenance.
