Research on Artificial Self-Recovery Technology in Engineering Practice

With the development of mechanical systems in the industrial era, there is an increasing emphasis on the safety and reliability of mechanical equipment. The theory of artificial self-recovery technology has emerged, aiming to enable mechanical equipment to autonomously prevent and repair faults by simulating biological self-recovery mechanisms, thereby enhancing the safety and reliability of industrial production, reducing manual intervention, and promoting the intelligent development of manufacturing. The article mainly explores the application of artificial self-recovery theory in mechanical equipment, elaborating on the achievements in self-recovery technologies such as automatic balancing technology, compensation and self-protection technology for large systems, equipment health assistive technology, and active control technology for sealing devices and hydrostatic bearings, as well as self-repair and self-cleaning technologies. Finally, the paper looks forward to the future development of artificial self-recovery technology, believing that with technological advancements it will play an increasingly important role in the industrial field and promote the development of manufacturing towards self-recovery.

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Actuators
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.3390/act13110429
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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Research on Artificial Self-Recovery Technology in Engineering Practice

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Abstract

With the development of mechanical systems in the industrial era, there is an increasing emphasis on the safety and reliability of mechanical equipment. The theory of artificial self-recovery technology has emerged, aiming to enable mechanical equipment to autonomously prevent and repair faults by simulating biological self-recovery mechanisms, thereby enhancing the safety and reliability of industrial production, reducing manual intervention, and promoting the intelligent development of manufacturing. The article mainly explores the application of artificial self-recovery theory in mechanical equipment, elaborating on the achievements in self-recovery technologies such as automatic balancing technology, compensation and self-protection technology for large systems, equipment health assistive technology, and active control technology for sealing devices and hydrostatic bearings, as well as self-repair and self-cleaning technologies. Finally, the paper looks forward to the future development of artificial self-recovery technology, believing that with technological advancements it will play an increasingly important role in the industrial field and promote the development of manufacturing towards self-recovery.

ActuatorsVol. 13(11)
Beijing University of Chemical Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Beijing Municipality, Beijing University of Chemical Technology
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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