Smart Engine Health & Energy Optimization Framework

Authors

  • Mallesham Goli Author

Keywords:

Autonomous Industrial Intelligence, Industrial Artificial Intelligence, Predictive Risk Assessment, Real-Time Prognostics, Predictive Maintenance, Digital Twins, Asset Health Management, Industrial Decision Intelligence, Operational Resilience, Reinforcement Learning, Industrial Analytics, Energy Optimization.

Abstract

We present an Autonomous Industrial Intelligence (AII) framework designed to support a broad range of industrial applications, from resilient gas-turbine engine operations to asset and energy optimization. At its core, the framework combines real-time prognostics with predictive risk assessment to strengthen operational decision-making and help safeguard critical assets while ensuring service continuity and operational resilience.

The framework draws on a diverse set of Industrial AI techniques—including machine learning, optimization, simulation, scheduling, reinforcement learning, probabilistic forecasting, digital twins, and model-in-the-loop methods—to automate hyperparameter selection, deployment planning, and risk classification across low-, medium-, and high-exposure scenarios. These capabilities are shaped by a range of operational, industrial, business, and corporate considerations, particularly as engine operations and energy optimization decisions increasingly affect both financial performance and carbon footprint.

To this end, we develop and discuss several mechanisms for building resilience into Industrial AI systems through real-time prognostics and predictive risk assessment. Beyond protecting complex, high-exposure systems, these mechanisms extend to low- and medium-exposure domains—settings often constrained by unstructured or poorly labeled data, or by human-in-the-loop requirements that limit the use of more sophisticated AI models. In such cases, statistical modeling and continuous monitoring of industrial and corporate performance metrics enable meaningful gains in operational efficiency and steering.

Together, these concepts support an experimental, control-oriented design and deployment approach: when unsafe conditions, incidents, or unforeseen effects arise, the framework helps generate alternative response plans automatically while also enabling deeper experimental analysis of downstream impacts.

 

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2023-11-12

How to Cite

Smart Engine Health & Energy Optimization Framework. (2023). European Advanced Journal for Science & Engineering (EAJSE), 1(01). https://esa-research.org/index.php/eajse/article/view/193

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