Abstract
Addressing the current issue of neglecting individual variability in degradation modeling based on physical laws, this paper introduces an approach for modeling the degradation of aero-engine component performance. This method is grounded in the linear independent increment process, allowing for the creation of a staged model to describe turbine efficiency degradation. Bayesian updates, coupled with Gibbs sampling algorithms, are employed to estimate parameter distributions. Using NASA’s simulation dataset, we conducted a quantitative comparison of the proposed model with two other prevalent degradation models. The analysis revealed a 2.1% and 7.2% decrease in the DIC value of the linear independent increment process-based degradation model compared to the other two methods. This underscores the model’s improved capability to elucidate the degradation patterns in aero-engine component performance.
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