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Haytham Younus, Sohag Kabir, Felician Campean, Pascal Bonnaud + 1 more
This article presents a state-of-the-art review of recent advances aimed at transforming traditional Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) into a more intelligent, data-driven, and semantically enriched process. As engineered systems grow in complexity, conventional FMEA methods, largely manual, document-centric…
Aljosha Köcher, Alexander Hayward, Alexander Fay
—Today's production systems are complex networks of cyber-physical systems which combine mechanical and electronic parts with software and networking capabilities. To the inherent complexity of such systems, additional complexity arises from the context in which these systems operate. Manufacturing companies need to be…
Sarah Maslen, Jan Hayes
This paper examines the relationship between conceptual and embodied reasoning in engineering work. In the last decade across multiple research projects on pipeline engineering, we have observed only a few times when engineers have expressed embodied or sensory aspects of their practice, as if the activity itself is…
Jacob T. Rapp, Bennett J. Bremer, Philip A. Romero
Protein engineering has nearly limitless applications across chemistry, energy, and medicine, but creating new proteins with improved or novel functions remains slow, labor-intensive, and inefficient. In this work, we present the Self-driving Autonomous Machines for Protein Landscape Exploration (SAMPLE) platform for…
Yunan Luo, Lam Vo, Hantian Ding, Yufeng Su + 4 more
Protein engineering seeks to design proteins with improved or novel functions. Compared to rational design and directed evolution approaches, machine learning-guided approaches traverse the fitness landscape more effectively and hold the promise for accelerating engineering and reducing the experimental cost and…
Luca Del Frate
Failure is a central notion both in ethics of engineering and in engineering practice. Engineers devote considerable resources to assure their products will not fail and considerable progress has been made in the development of tools and methods for understanding and avoiding failure. Engineering ethics, on the other…
Nelson Victor Costa da Silva, Flavia Albuquerque Pontes, Mariana Santos da Silva, Breno Cagide Fialho + 5 more
The implementation of Digital Twins (DTs) represents a significant advancement for the Oil and Gas (O&G) industry. A DT virtually replicates a physical asset, enabling the monitoring, diagnosis, prediction, and optimization of its outcomes. Since failures are undesirable outcomes, investigations into potential failure…
Pei Pei Heng, Hanizah Mohd Yusoff, Rozita Hod, Caio Bezerra Souto Maior
'Caio Bezerra Souto Maior'] The construction industry is recognized as one of the most hazardous industries globally due to the dynamic on site activities and labour-intensive characteristics. The construction tasks are physically and cognitively demanding therefore the construction workers are prone to work fatigue…
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Realizing the promise of artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate scientific progress and deliver technological impact depends on how effectively AI can be integrated into real-world decision- making processes. As Peter Norvig states, “Somewhat remarkably, almost all AI research until very recently has assumed that…
Hengameh Fakhravar
Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) is one of the most practical design tools implemented in the product design to analyze the possible failures and to improve the design. The use of FMEA is diversified, and different approaches are proposed by various organizations and researchers from one application to…
TP Davis
The recent article in the August 2020 issue of Quality Progress "Reliability Disasters" by Doganaksoy Meeker and Hahn (henceforth DMH) raises some important questions about engineering for reliability, in particular the challenge referred to in their opening sentence, that "the elapsed time between when the product is…
John W. Sheppard
This book is focused on the broad issues surrounding "realizing complex integrated systems." What do we mean by this? It might be helpful to break down our title, one word at a time. To do this, we start at the end. What is a "system"? We start this introductory chapter by addressing that question. We pose a number of…
N. Karjanto
The article describes what constitutes chemical engineering and its branches are in plain language. It outlines what to expect when one enrolls in a chemical engineering program as an undergraduate or graduate student. This may include core subjects to take, skillset to master, and other essential expertise that might…
Payel Laskar, Subhadeep Ganguly, Zakir Md Hossain
Fireworks industries are very old, unorganized cottage industries in West Bengal mainly confined in South 24 Parganas. The present investigation was intended to investigate the prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among the workers and to identify the causative factors behind it. In this present study…
Daniel Regulin, Thomas Aicher, Birgit Vogel‐Heuser
—To improve the flexibility and robustness of the engineering of automated production systems (aPS) in the case of extending, reducing or modifying parts, several approaches propose an encapsulation and clustering of related functions, e.g. from electrical, mechanical or software engineering, based on a modular…