ACM Transactions on Computer Systems · 1990 · 255 citations · 14 references
EngineeringSystems EngineeringFault ToleranceFault-tolerant SystemsProcess ControlFault DetectionFault ModelingFault-tolerant ControlProcess RobustnessReliable System DesignTolerance DesignAccuracyFailure ModelsProcess Control LoopsSensor Failure ManagementSensor Fault ModelsSensor Reliability
One aspect of fault-tolerance in process control programs is the ability to tolerate sensor failure. This paper presents a methodology for transforming a process control program that cannot tolerate sensor failures into one that can. Issues addressed include modifying specifications in order to accommodate uncertainty in sensor values and averaging sensor values in a fault-tolerant manner. In addition, a hierarchy of sensor failure models is identified, and both the attainable accuracy and the run-time complexity of sensor averaging with respect to this hierarchy is discussed.
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