In the development of the aviation industry, integrating Life Cycle Management (LCM) with
Advanced Health Monitoring Systems (AHMSs) and modular design emerges as a pivotal …

The aviation industry faces considerable challenges in maintenance management due to
the complexities of data standardization, data sharing, and predictive maintenance …

Structural health monitoring represents an interesting enabling technology towards
increasing aviation safety and reducing operating costs by unlocking novel maintenance …

This paper presents a novel decision-making framework for the life cycle management of
aircraft components, integrating advanced data analytics, artificial intelligence, and …

Creep is considered to be the life limiting damage mechanism in many load bearing high
temperature components. A range of different parameters determine the creep life of a …

The power law acceleration has been validated as an effective method for predicting failure
time, however, the precursory acceleration distribution in local monitoring signals is still …

The ability to perform accurate remnant life predictions is crucial to ensure the integrity of
engineering components that experience fatigue loading during operation. This is …

The critical power-law acceleration of response quantities has been widely accepted and
validated as an effective way to predict the failure time. However, in practical applications …

A novel creep life assessment methodology is proposed in this paper that uses periodic and
routine inspection data in conjunction with online operational data and other computed …

Positive-feedback mechanisms such as fatigue induce a self-accelerating behavior,
captured by models displaying infinite limit-state asymptotics, collectively known as the …