3 results about "Complete life cycle" patented technology

The application discloses a bearing residual life interval prediction method and system, and the method comprises the following steps: collecting signal data of a bearing at time t, and predicting a life prediction value of the bearing at time t based on the signal data; predicting an upper limit of a residual life interval of the bearing at time t based on bearing life cycle data stored in a historical knowledge base and the life prediction value of the bearing at time t; predicting a lower limit of the residual life interval of the bearing at time t based on the life prediction value of the bearing at time t and complete life cycle data or error data based on signal data at time t and signal data at historical time; and determining the residual life interval of the bearing at time t based on the upper limit of the residual life interval of the bearing at time t and the lower limit of the residual life interval of the bearing at time t.

The application discloses a complete life cycle circulating water breeding experiment system and a breeding method, which comprises: a fish egg hatching module, a juvenile fish breeding system, a young fish breeding system, a mature fish breeding system, and a young and mature fish circulating water treatment system; and a transfer track module arranged between the fish egg hatching module, the juvenile fish breeding system, the young fish breeding system and the mature fish breeding system to facilitate the transfer of fish eggs or fish at different stages between the systems.

Concrete can be one of the most durable building materials where consumption is projected to reach approximately 40 billion tons in 2017 alone. Despite this the testing of concrete at all stages of its life cycle is still in its infancy although testing for corrosion is well established. Further many of the tests today are time consuming, expensive, and provide results only after it has been poured and set. Accordingly, by exploiting self-contained wireless sensor devices, which are deployed with the wet concrete, the in-situ curing and maturity measurement data can be established and employed together with batch specific concrete data to provide rapid initial tests and evolving performance data regarding the concrete cure, performance, corrosion of concrete at different points in its life cycle. Such sensors remove subjectivity, allow for rapid assessment, are integrable to the construction process, and provide full life cycle assessment.