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[交流] 【分享】【招生信息】香港城市大学故障预测与系统健康管理中心

http://www.cityu.edu.hk/phmc/index.html

Prognostics is the process of predicting the future reliability of a product by assessing the extent of deviation or degradation of a product from its expected normal operating conditions. Health monitoring is a process of measuring and recording the extent of deviation and degradation from a normal operating condition.

In collaboration with the CALCE PHM program in University of Maryland, City University of Hong Kong has set up an Centre for Prognostics and Health Management with headquarters in Hong Kong and laboratory in Shenzhen. This new centre has been established because of growing interest in PHM implementation on the part of a large number of companies in China in the area of avionics, aerospace, computer, telecommunications, LED lighting, Automotive and power. CityU PHM Centre has now formed partnerships with the leading HK & China companies like Huawei, Lenovo, TDK China, SAE Magnetics, Altai Technologies, Boeing China. In addition, PHM has been on the Chinese government’s roadmap and is now being heavily funded in programs, such as “China Large Aircraft Program”.

The initial studies of the CityU PHM Centre will focus on advancing system-level PHM hybrid (pattern recognition and physics of failure) algorithms, and implementing PHM methods for the Chinese industries. Sensor technologies with embedded PHM algorithms will also be developed.

The CityU PHM Centre will be cooperating with Georgia Tech, University of Maryland, Beihang University’s Institute of Reliability Engineering, China Electronics Product Reliability and Environmental Testing Research Institute: Reliability Research and Analysis Centre (CEPREI) and China Avic Aero-polytechnology Establishment (CAPE) to co-develop state-of-the-art methods and technologies to promote high quality prognostics research and development.

City University of Hong Kong is an outstanding university in China with a worldwide reputation in mathematics and engineering. Its new president, Professor Way Kuo, is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), the International Academy of Quality, and the Chinese Academy of Engineering. President Kuo is a strong proponent of design-for-reliability methods and prognostics and is actively supporting this CityU PHM Centre.