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Performance Degradation Model and Reliability Evaluation of Brush DC Motor for the Intelligent on–Off Valve

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Application of the intelligent on–off valve reduces heat loss. As the critical control component of the intelligent on–off valve, the health state of the brush DC motor directly impacts whether the intelligent on–off valve can perform the regular operation. Therefore, the reliability evaluation of the brush DC motor is of great significance to the whole heat supply network. In this study, the failure mechanism of the brush DC motor is analyzed, and the absolute value of steady-state current variation is taken as the performance degradation characteristic parameter. According to the performance degradation characteristic parameter, the performance degradation model based on the Wiener process is established, and the inverse power rate acceleration model is introduced into the Wiener process to derive the reliability function of the motor. Based on the actual operating conditions that the motor in the intelligent on–off valve needs to start and stop frequently, an accelerated life test based on start-stop is designed. The error analysis result shows that the error between the expected start-stop times predicted by the proposed and the actual average failure start-stop times is only 2.14%. The proposed degradation model is more accurate than the motor's traditional performance degradation model.

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Yang, T., Li, S., Duan, S. et al. Performance Degradation Model and Reliability Evaluation of Brush DC Motor for the Intelligent on–Off Valve. J. Electr. Eng. Technol. 18, 1909–1918 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42835-022-01222-z

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