KADAM knowledge-based assistant for diagnosis in aircraft maintenance: Final report

Report (1992)

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J.C. Donker

M.A. Piers

Complex systems Failure analysis Diagnosis Aircraft maintenance Feasibility analysis Expert systems Fokker aircraft Knowledge bases (artificial intelligence) System failures Aircraft equipment Ground support equipment Air conditioning equipment

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25-06-1992

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NLR Technical Publication TP 92333 U

Abstract

Under contract with the Netherlands Agency for Aerospace Programs (NIVR), the National Aerospace Laboratory NLR has investigated the feasibility of knowledge-based systems to assists ground crews in corrective maintenance of complex aircraft systems. For this feasibility study, the Fokker airconditioning system was chosen as a representative example of a complex aircraft system. One of the results of the KADAM-project (Knowledge-based Assistant for Diagnosis in Aircraft Maintenance) is a proof-of-concept knowledge based system. Further project objectives have been reported in the project plan. This report summarizes the results of the project described in previous reports, including the design of the proof-of-concept system. In addition, the test plan and the test results for the KADAM project are described. Finally, conclusions and recommendations for continuation are presented.

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