The Journey to Predictive Maintenance
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The Journey to PredictiveMaintenance
CONDITION-BASED MAINTENANCE PLUS (CBM+)
Greg Kilchenstein
Director, Enterprise Maintenance Technology
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Material Readiness
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1:00 pm ET Welcome and Intros1:10 pm ET Service Presentations2:05 pm ET Q&A2:15 pm ET Closing Remarks
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WHAT IS PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE (PMx)
Predictive Maintenance is Condition-Based Maintenance Plus
• Condition-Based Maintenance is maintenance based on the “evidence of need”
• Evidence may indicate:
• An immediate event (Legacy Mx)
• An impending event (RCM/CBM)
• An event further on the horizon (CBM+/PMx)
• CBM+ relies on the ability to analyze all relevant data sets to discover
the “evidence” using Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Algorithms
and Advanced Analytics, Digital Twins, Physics of Failure, Digital
Simulation
• CBM populates these data sets with data from digital source collectors,
usage data, maintenance and supply data and operational context
• RCM forms the foundation where component analysis, R&M data design,
FMECA data, and maintenance plans inform candidate components for
CBM
•Predictive Maintenance•Forecast remaining equipment life & future condition•Need projected as probable within mission time•Leverages AI and Machine Learning •On and off system real time trend analysis
CBM+Predictive
•Condition-Based Maintenance•Based on current condition of asset •Scheduled based on evidence of need•Continuous sensor data collection •Near-real time trend analysis
CBMCondition-Based
•Preventive Maintenance (Scheduled)• Fleet-based fixed time schedule•Prevent failure via replacement
or overhaulRCMCorrective / Preventive
•Corrective Maintenance (Unscheduled)•Fix when broken
Data LayerMaintenance / Supply / Operational
THE CBM+/PMX JOURNEY
EON is further refined by on-board sensors and advanced diagnostics
Condition Monitoring(impending events)
Evidence of Need (EON) provided by design reliability analysis & testing
Condition Conjecture
EON greatly enhanced through usage and maintenance data
Condition Projection Refined (immediate events)
EON is predictive and applies the most advanced analyticsCondition Insight
(events further on the horizon)
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
• Outcomes• Affordable combat power – Available weapon systems
• Reliability at reduced cost – Mission assurance
• High-performing, integrated sustainment enterprise
• Goals • Proactive data/metrics-based execution of maintenance
• Eliminate unscheduled maintenance
• Integrate sustainment functions to optimize effectiveness and efficiency
• Objective• RCM*-based maintenance executed on evidence of need
• Create insight about materiel condition at all levels of Mx
• Integrate and use all data as the basis for sustainment decisions
Maintenance requirements drive availability and cost – CBM+ is DoD’s key strategy for producing availability and leveraging technology at best cost
LTC James A. BarberDivision Chief, DCS, G-44 Maintenance Headquarters United States Army, G4
Predictive & Prognostic Maintenance
(PPMx) The Progression of CBM+
LTC James Barber, Division Chief, DCS, G-44 Maintenance
09 March 2021
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Predictive & Prognostic Maintenance
Army leveraged CBM+ processes for 12+ years• Advances in both Aviation and tactical wheeled vehicle (TWV) platforms
Army Senior Leadership (ASL) are planning for future conflicts involving operating environments comprised of existing near-peer threats in multiple domains.
• Recognizing the need to reform and shift maintenance focus• Prioritize modernization• Retain sustained readiness• Maintain the competitive advantage
PPMX is the application and integration of appropriate processes, technologies, and knowledge-based capabilities to use authoritative and emerging data to achieve foresight in combat system health management and health management response:
MDO Operational Environment
The Progression of Maintenance….
Corrective Maintenance
Preventative Maintenance
Predicting failure & Avoiding it
- Excessive downtime
- More reactionary
+ Maintenance is managed
+ Fewer catastrophic failures
+ Unexpected failures reduced
+ Inventory demand based
- “Unscheduled” breakdowns still occur
+ Maintenance performed asmed whenrequired
+ Improved equipment reliability
+ Catastrophic failures become predictable
+ More aware of safety incidents
+ Inventory demand based
+Equipment life is extended
+ Overall maintenance costs reduced
+Utilizing AI
- Higher investment costs
The use of data in the evaluation of a materiel for determining the potential for impending failures.
Maintenance performed to prevent failure through
systematic inspection, detection, and prevention.
Maintenance performed as a result of failure.
“Unscheduled Maintenance”
“Scheduled maintenance”
Predictive & Prognostic Maintenance
Today
Future
Operator / Maintainer MaintenanceOfficer Commander
Store
PPMx Decision Support Concept“Unity of Effort across all Echelons”
Strategic
Operational
Tactical
Platform
Enterprise
Organizational
Unit
Technical
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What's Next………
1) Multiple Pilots ongoing across the Service….
2) HQDA EXORD (Implementation of PPMx)
3) PPMX Requirements Document in development
4) PPMX Demonstrations Planned
5) Development of the PPMx Strategic Framework
Ryan FogartyTWH for Condition-Based Maintenance and Remote Monitoring
Naval Sea Systems Command, 05Z
Ryan FogartyCBM+ and Remote Monitoring
CBM+ Overview Brief
CBM+ is the confluence between the maintenance tasks that RCM tells us to do and cost-effective enabling technologies that assist in evaluating system and equipment performance.
RCM is the Basis for NAVSEA CBM+
NAVSEA uses MIL-STD-3034A RCM analysis to determine which failure modes and parameters should be monitored on critical equipment
These technologies that drive a closed-loop process that connects data collection and analysis with actionable feedback, resulting in improved readiness at best cost
Condition Based Maintenance+ In Practice
94Ships
Installed on 94 of 177 surface ships
Collecting 3,000 to 5,000 sensors per ship
Digital Twin automates data analysis –Automatically flags deviations for
review
System collects machinery sensor data that is transmitted for shore analysis and scheduling of condition-based maintenance
Condition Based Maintenance+ In Practice
MLP Neural Network regression andDecision Tree classification models
The approach uses a Random Forest Regression Modelconsisting of an average of 15 Decision Trees
York 200 Ton HFC134a Marine AC Plant
Caterpillar 3608 Diesel GeneratorAllison 501K34 Gas Turbine GeneratorMLP Neural Network regression and
identifies deviations from fleet behavior
Hybrid model combines insights fromData-driven Regression and
Physics-based Models
Calendar Based Maintenance
Hybrid – Algorithm triggered and Calendar Triggered
Algorithm triggered maintenance
CBM+ Implementation
Nick SmithCondition-Based Maintenance Division Lead
Commander, Fleet Readiness Center (COMFRC) Headquarters, Patuxent River, MD
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Condition Based
Maintenance Plus (CBM+)
Journey to Predictive
Maintenance Nick Smith
CBM/CBM+ Division Lead9 Mar 2021
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Agenda
• The End State • Foundational Elements • Operational View • Support Structure • Benefits of Predictive Maintenance (PdM) • Summary • Current Focus
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The End State
Establish an environment “where reactive, unscheduled maintenance can be replaced with predictive maintenance (PdM) executed at the most opportune time and location with the right people, parts, and tools.”
Outcomes: • Less Reactive Maintenance • Less Overall Maintenance• More Proactive Maintenance• Higher asset availability and
operational readiness• Reduced life-cycle costs
Change the Maintenance Ratio Mix
Notional Data
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Foundational Elements
Produces models based on actual usage and parametric data
Produces proactive component removals based on statistical analysis
Produces proactive maintenance alerts
based on sensor based algorithms
Condition Based Maintenance Plus (CBM+) CBM+ is the application and integration of appropriate processes, technologies, and knowledge-based capabilities to improve the reliability and maintenance effectiveness of DoD systems and components. At its core, CBM+ is maintenance performed based on evidence of need.
• CBM+ builds upon RCM and CBM to enhance safety, increase maintenance efficiency, and improve availability.
• CBM+ diminishes life-cycle costs by reducing unscheduled maintenance and enabling predictive maintenance.
• CBM+ turns rich data into information about component, weapon system, and fleet conditions to more accurately forecast maintenance requirements and future weapon system readiness to drive process cost efficiencies and enterprise activity outcomes.
Reliability-Center Maintenance
(RCM)
Condition Based Maintenance
(CBM)
PdM
Predictive MaintenanceThe ability to predict failure and schedule
maintenance prior to failure in order to maximize weapon system availability
Enterprise Processes, Technologies, & Knowledge-
based Capabilities
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Operational View
A/C – AircraftAI – Artificial IntelligenceBIT – Built in TestFST – Fleet Support TeamHM – Health ManagementHMS – Health Monitoring SystemIDE – Integrated Data EnvironmentMx - MaintenanceMAF – Maintenance Action FormPdM – Predictive MaintenancePMA – Program Manager, AirRUL – Remaining Useful LifeSME – Subject Matter ExpertsWS – Weapon System
PMA/FST FleetData Analytics
Maintenance Control
• Fix it When it Breaks• Fly-to-Failure• Too Much Unscheduled Maintenance• Static Scheduled Maintenance Tasks• Ignoring A/C System Upgrade Alerts and BIT Data
• Active Use of BIT Data• Integrated Diagnostics to Identify Impending Failures• Use of Maintenance Aids• Automated Data Downloading• Fault Forwarding
• Automated Inspections• HM Data Used Across all Levels of Mx to include component repairs
• Data Analytics/AI• Life Extensions based on Actual Load/Usage• Removing components Prior to Failure
and Forecasting RUL
• Fleet MAF Data • Repair/Test Results Data • System/Subsystem Alerts• BIT Reports• Maintenance Drivers• Performance Analysis
Automated/Manual Data Download
Maximize the use of A/C HMS to:• Maintain the health of the WS • Forecast the need for Mx• Remove components prior to failure• Realize Mx efficiencies
Condition-directed Mx Tasks
Health Condition Data
Fly to Failure
Predictive
Preventive
• Sensor and Mx Data Collection• Enterprise Infrastructure• Enterprise Access to Data and
Analytics• Enterprise Wide Alerts
Notifications/Monitoring / Feedback
• Policy, Metrics, and Tools
Enterprise IDE
Predictive Maintenance (PdM)
Trained Workforce
PdM Reduces Unscheduled Maintenance and can Change the Maintenance Ratio Mix
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Support Structure
CBM+ 10 Year Roadmap
Policy SME Development
ToolsKnowledge
Management
CBM+ OV-1
CBM+ Community of Practice (CoP)
Charter
NAVAIRINST5400.162A
TA Policy
• Collaborate with program teams on their CBM+ technical solutions
• Major Functions:o Policyo SMEso Toolso Knowledge
Management
• Align mission/efforts and expectations of stakeholders
• Focus resources on execution of CBM+ capabilities
• Standardize policy, requirements, processes, terminology, training, and metrics
• Assist POs achieve their CBM+ goals
• Monitor the health of CBM+ within the Enterprise
• Instruction • CoP Charter • SWPs• Management
Guide• Released
NAMP Change requiring full utilization of aircraft HMS data
• SSP • CBM+
Training Continuum
• Training
• Enterprise Solutions
• Aligned with LOG IT Modernization Initiatives
• PMA Unique Tools
• Conduct Reviews• Support Acquisition
Programs establish CBM+ requirements
• Collect Lessons Learned from Sustainment Platforms
DODI 4151.22DOD CBM+ Guide
Guidance CoP Structure
Community of Practice (CoP) Framework
Advance the Implementation of CBM+
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Support Structure – Top Tier
Common Integrated Data Environment (IDE) and Analytic Tools
Standard DataRepository (SDR) Tools & Analytics
Aircraft HMS Data
EnterpriseCommon
Portal
MRO O/I/D,Supply &
Other Data
Curated Dataand Analytic
Results
Trained Workforce
DECKPLATE
• KC-130J• V-22 (All Variants)• VH-92
• F/A-18, EA-18• E-2D• F-35 (All Variants)• MH-60R, MH-60S• CH-53E, MH-53E• AH-1Z, UH-1Y• MQ-4C• P-8A
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DASHBOARD WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, ADVISORIES
TILED LOBBIES
ROTOR TRACK/BALANCE
PLANESIDE AND EDGE ANALYTICS
IETM VIEWER (S1000D)
BUILT FOR SAILORS, MARINES & CIVILIANS
PLATFORM AGNOSTIC ANDPROVIDES AMESTANDARDIZATION
UNIVERSAL, EXTENSIBLEAND CONFIGURABLE
NSIV IS THE LOG-IT AUTHORITATIVEIETM VIEWER ACCESSEDTHROUGH MEGA
Support Structure – Edge
Common Maintenance Engineering Ground Station for Aviation (MEGA)
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Benefits of Performing PdM
• Reduction in unscheduled maintenance events and MMHRs
• The ability to perform maintenance during periods of “opportunities” and align PdM with other scheduled maintenance (i.e. Phase, etc.)
• The ability to avoid cascading component failures, that typically cost more in repair costs and turn-around time (TAT)
• Better forecasting of WRAs and consumables to include less demand
• Safety
Improved Availability
Cost Avoidances
Enhanced Safety
Less Unscheduled Maintenance
Increased Maintenance Efficiencies
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Summary
Effective Policy
Active Usage of HMS
Active RCM
Program
Active CBM
Program
Using Standard Data
Environment
Using Integrated
Common ALE Solutions
OPERATIONAL SCHEDULED MX OPERATIONALUNSCHEDULED MXOPERATIONALPREVENTIVE
As Is
To-Be
REACTIVE
PLANNED DOWNTIME UNPLANNED DOWNTIME
PMR&M
EngineerRCM
EngineerPHM
Engineer Logistician AnalystData
Scientist
Cross Domain SMEs that Understand Interdependencies
Reduce/drive Efficiencies to both Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance and Increase the use of PdM
Condition detected prior to failure occurring: • Required parts ordered• Mx performed when
convenient for the Fleet• HM data used to assist in
component repairs
PdM
Produces PdM
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• Collect lessons learned and refine CBM+ Community of Practice (CoP)
• Developed CBM+ Fundamentals training and SME certification process. Intermediate and Advanced training will be developed in FY21
• Continue to integrate Health Monitoring System (HMS) data into enterprise business processes
• Refine sustainment processes to manage components removed prior to failure
• Released 8 standard work packages (SWPs) with 6 additional SWPs to be written in FY21
• Transition programs from unique enabling tools to common enterprise tools
Current Focus
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Lt Col Yogi LebbyChief, Advanced Concepts Team, Aircraft Maintenance Division
Headquarters United States Air Force, Logistics Directorate
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Headquarters U.S. Air Force
Predictive Maintenance
AF/A4L9 March 2021
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Overview
Air Force (AF) Conditions Based Maintenance Plus (CBM+) 2030 Vision
Predictive Maintenance (CBM+)
CBM+ Current State
Implementing CBM+ Vision
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
AF CBM+ 2030 Vision
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Predictive Maintenance (CBM+)
CBM+ is a mx concept that will decrease USM events enabling maintenance production leadership the opportunity to determine when and where mx should be performed, optimizing resources and aircraft availability.
For predictive mx to be successful CBM+ utilizes two types of analytics: Sensor Based Algorithms (SBA), uses on board aircraft sensors and
algorithms to identify degraded components or systems. Enhanced Reliability Centered Maintenance (eRCM), is a technique that takes
aircraft mx data, supply data, and aircraft usage data to determine the best time to remove components before failure while maximizing the life cycle of the component.
Predictive MX has the potential to help reduce USM actions, reduce break rates, air aborts, and manpower constraints, mx recovery teams.
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
CBM+ Current State
C-5 and B-1 started CBM+ in Oct 18. Over the course of FY21 focus on eRCM moving from 16 platforms to 22 by end of the fiscal year.
Developed a CBM+ Strategic Implementation Plan in order to address implementation of the process in conjunction with RSO.
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Implementing CBM+ Vision
Strategic Sustainment Framework effort – heavily focused on CBM+ Deliver CBM+ Implementation Plan to MAJCOMs
Governance council to work “All-In” platform initiative for KC-135 RSO Enterprise Integration Plan Increased focus on data analytics and importance of collecting clean
data, using data to make decisions Long-term vision: Predictive neural network that allows predictive
programmed depot maintenance packages by tail Changing to North Star with health-based metrics (15 days of health)
Leveraging commercial best practices Fleet management approach Focus on changing inspection packages to synchronize and
standardize inspections (regional)
Lt Col Chris CannonDeputy Director, Logistics Information Technology Branch
Headquarters Marine Corps, Installation & Logistics Department
Strategic Guidance
“Marine Corps efforts to maintain and manage trustworthy data will continue building on the need for new capabilities
to generate or collect appropriate data…Capabilities development must include sensors, data, and network
capabilities. Logistics information technology systems must be developed/modified to leverage accumulated “big data” to assist initiatives like Condition Based Maintenance-
Plus and improved accurate readiness reporting.”
Sustaining the Force in the 21st Century, 2019
“We will make strategic investments in data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Initial
investments will focus on challenges we are confronting in talent management, predictive maintenance, logistics
intelligence, and training…The Marine Corps can no longer accept the inefficiencies inherent in antiquated legacy
systems that put an unnecessary burden on the warfighters.”
General Berger, Commandant’s Planning Guidance, 2019
Commandant’s Planning Guidance
(2019)
Nat’l Defense Strategy (2018)
DoDI 4151.22(2012)
CMC White Letter 2-20, Achieving
Condition Based Maintenance
Sustaining the Force (2019)
DoDI 4151.22 – Is DoD Policy that CBM+ shall be Implemented
MCO 4151.22Condition Based Maintenance Plus
Order
USMC CBM+ Vision
Limited ability to conduct just 2 condition monitoring elements (inspections and repair history data)
Performed reactively when there are failures
Maintenance based on time
Diagnostics data stuck at weapon system, cannot be offboarded
Limited, manual failure analysis capabilities
Unpredictable future operational availability
Current Maintenance Posture
Full use of all 5 elements of condition monitoring (fluid analysis, repair history, inspections, electronic data, and site conditions)
Performed proactively, based onpredicting remaining useful life
Maintenance based on anticipated events, performed only as needed
Diagnostics successfully offboarded, centralized, and analyzed
Failure analysis performed in anautomated manner
Data-driven insight on futureoperational availability
Future Maintenance Posture
CBM+ is a shift in maintenance behavior and practices enabled by technology
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Strategic Guidance
MCO 4151.22CBA Review
Force Dev System
Business (Processes)Maintenance
Practices
Tech Manual / Maint Practice
Changes
Programmatics
Concept of Operations
JLTV MTVR
• Enable a total of 10 JLTVs and 10 MTVRs
• Partner with 1 CONUS unit• Leverage initial learnings
from existing pilot efforts• Synchronize efforts across
spectrum of stakeholders
Minimum Viable Program
FY20
Build a full-spectrum, tightly scoped CBM+
minimum viable program (MVP)
MVP Expansion to MLGs
FY21
Evaluate and expand MVP to MLG units
JLTV MTVR
• Grow JLTV/MTVR MVP to all MLGs across multiple units
• Establish a CBM+ Cloud solution within the JAIC/Cloud One
• Measure impacts on supplychain efficiency, readiness,and decision support
FY22-26
Scale aggressively to all FMF units, legacy
weapon systems, and new acquisitions
with POM-22 FYDP
• Enroll remaining applicable weapon systems / units in CBM+ program
• Deploy mature AI and cloud infrastructure at scale
• Reshape training, education,supply, and policy to revolvearound CBM+
Scaling CBM+ Fleetwide
Up to FY19
Conduct pilots on individual weapon
systems and gather initial learnings
• Gauged impact from use of sensors and changes to scheduled maintenance
• Conduct 7 total CBM+ related pilots
• Focus on individual stages of CBM+ (collect, transmit, store, analyze, act)
Individualized Pilots
LAV M777 M88 EFAS Comms ROGUE Fires ACV
CBM+ MVP Started CBM+ Current State
QUESTION AND ANSWER
Closing Remarks
Dr. Vic RamdassDeputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Material Readiness Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Sustainment