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MECA0010 – Reliability and stochastic modeling of engineered systems

Introduction

Maarten Arnst and Marco Lucio Cerquaglia

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Motivation

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Motivation

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Motivation

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Outline

September 20 Introduction, notations, and review of background material

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October 4 Functions of random variables October 11 Monte Carlo simulation

October 18 Sensitivity analysis October 25 Surrogate modeling

November 8 Intermediate presentation

N. Deom and J. Hardy: concept of Kalman filter

S. Yankeu: concept of interval method (to be confirmed)

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November 15 P. Morato and D. Thuong: reliability in wind turbine engineering Introduction to reliability

Homogeneous Poisson process November 22 Nonhomogeneous Poisson process

Parameter estimation November 29 Model selection

Applications

TBD Final presentation

N. Deom and J. Hardy: application of Kalman filter

S. Yankeu: application of interval method (to be confirmed) J. Todesco: surrogate-based uncertainty quantification

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Grading

■ Grading is based on a written report, an intermediate presentation, and a final presentation for an

assignment related to either "Reliability" or “UQ.”

■ There is no final exam.

■ The final grade is a weighted average of the grades obtained for the written report, the intermediate presentation, and the final presentation.

■ We will discuss about the written report, the intermediate presentation, and the final presentation in detail later.

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Contact

■ Maarten Arnst

Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Office: B52 0/419

Email: maarten.arnst@ulg.ac.be

■ Marco Lucio Cerquaglia

Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Office: B52 2/541

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