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Optimal troubleshooting plan for a complex electro-mechanical system

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  • The decision sequences used for troubleshooting of complex electro-mechanical systems are often ad hoc and less than optimal. This research investigated Decision Analysis and Bayesian Networks for generating an optimal decision sequence for troubleshooting. The model that was used in this research was the bleed air control system of the Boeing 737 aircraft. The focus of this research, therefore is two-fold. First the construction of behavioral models and multistage decision-making models in Bayesian networks was proposed. Secondly, an efficient, easy-to-implement algorithm was developed to obtain a near optimal decision sequence. This algorithm can be readily adopted by the maintenance personnel for effective troubleshooting.
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