2020•Mathematical Problems in EngineeringOpen access

Health Condition Assessment of Marine Systems Based on an Improved Radar Chart

Yuewen Zhang, Peng Zhang, Boshen Zhang, Peiting Sun

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Since health assessment plays a significant role in marine systems (MSs), it has caught the attention of researchers. In this study, a powerful evaluation method called an improved radar chart was developed as a means of reliability estimation. General evaluation methods applied in the comprehensive evaluation of MS are slightly insufficient in terms of considering index coordination. However, the application of a radar chart can solve this problem. To improving the shortcomings of a traditional radar chart, the fuzzy centralization statistical theory and the entropy weight were combined in this study to obtain the comprehensive weight. The weight could be converted into an angle, and it could reflect the influence degree of the indexes on the evaluation objects. Additionally, an angle bisector was introduced as an index axis, and the eigenvector was extracted to get the unique evaluation result. The result showed that the proposed method could achieve the continuous online monitoring of the system state, and the reliable and accurate assessment results were able to provide a reference for condition-based maintenance and decision-making.

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Since health assessment plays a significant role in marine systems (MSs), it has caught the attention of researchers. In this study, a powerful evaluation method called an improved radar chart was developed as a means of reliability estimation. General evaluation methods applied in the comprehensive evaluation of MS are slightly insufficient in terms of considering index coordination. However, the application of a radar chart can solve this problem. To improving the shortcomings of a traditional radar chart, the fuzzy centralization statistical theory and the entropy weight were combined in this study to obtain the comprehensive weight. The weight could be converted into an angle, and it could reflect the influence degree of the indexes on the evaluation objects. Additionally, an angle bisector was introduced as an index axis, and the eigenvector was extracted to get the unique evaluation result. The result showed that the proposed method could achieve the continuous online monitoring of the system state, and the reliable and accurate assessment results were able to provide a reference for condition-based maintenance and decision-making.

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Since health assessment plays a significant role in marine systems (MSs), it has caught the attention of researchers. In this study, a powerful evaluation method called an improved radar chart was developed as a means of reliability estimation. General evaluation methods applied in the comprehensive evaluation of MS are slightly insufficient in terms of considering index coordination. However, the application of a radar chart can solve this problem. To improving the shortcomings of a traditional radar chart, the fuzzy centralization statistical theory and the entropy weight were combined in this study to obtain the comprehensive weight. The weight could be converted into an angle, and it could reflect the influence degree of the indexes on the evaluation objects. Additionally, an angle bisector was introduced as an index axis, and the eigenvector was extracted to get the unique evaluation result. The result showed that the proposed method could achieve the continuous online monitoring of the system state, and the reliable and accurate assessment results were able to provide a reference for condition-based maintenance and decision-making.

Key concepts: Radar chart, Chart, Reliability (semiconductor), Radar, Fuzzy logic, Computer science, Reliability engineering, Data mining

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