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Table 1.

Severity of pinion tooth-break failure.

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Fig 1.

Workflow of the proposed DPCA–MSPC scheme, distinguishing Phase I (calibration and freezing) and Phase II (monitoring).

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Fig 2.

Test bench layout.

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Fig 3.

Vibration signal.

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics of the original vibration signal in the time domain.

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Table 3.

Phase I: frozen control limits and model settings.

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Table 4.

Detection performance by severity failure. Phase II.

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Fig 4.

Detection delay by failure severity (Phase II).

Solid line: SPE; dashed: T2. The SPE chart detects earlier when the correlation structure learnt under NOC is broken.

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Table 5.

Statistical results by failure severity.

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Table 6.

Comparisons between PCA and DPCA.

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Fig 5.

Comparison DPCA vs PCA.

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