Technical object environment signals and its elimination from diagnostic model

Diagnostics of many common technical objects (compressor blades, oil pipelines) has been noticed to be realized mostly on the basis of measured diagnostic signals resulting from object operation without sufficient consideration given to usually difficult to measure signals of its environment. Such approach is inconsistent with basic rule of diagnostics that strictly orders research and analysis of technical condition in environment (PN-90/N-04002). Hence many works occurred concerning diagnostics of technical objects (e.g. compressor blades – in motion and in repose), characterized by the fact, that environment signals are taken into consideration without necessity of measuring them [2-7]. A necessity exists to elaborate new object diagnostic methods in repose and in operation including environment but without need (if possible) of using frequently unavailable or difficult to measure environment signals. This problem is solved by diagnostic methods based on diagnostic models allowing, through special operations, for elimination of real environment. Elimination of environment from model is possible as an effect of proper conduct of diagnostic research that in base form should include measurement of environment and diagnostic signals. In models A2 T12T01 and φT12T01 dependence on environment does not occur. Hence each change of model must be interpreted only as change of object technical condition. Such models might be applied for various objects operating in complex environments (eg. oil pipelines, bearings, etc.)