EBARA Honored by The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers

03.08.2020
EBARA recently received awards for its researchers’ paper “Study on the condition monitoring system for the sliding surface using machine learning” from The Japan Society Of Mechanical Engineers (JSME).
EBARA Honored by The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers

EBARA's Researchers receiving Medals and Certificates (Image source: EBARA Corporation)

In accordance with its medium term management plan ”E-Plan2022”, EBARA aims at enhancing its development to build higher competitiveness in existing businesses and is tackling to construct systems that can provide optimum services to different markets, customers, countries and areas.

It is said that many failures of rotating machines are attributable to wear of machinery factors. In the past, diagnostic methods were of life time calculation based on experience and the time based maintenance that conducts periodical inspections relying on highly skilled professionals’ experience and five senses to identify abnormalities. However, in the recent studies, the condition monitoring maintenance method, which places the rotating machinery under surveillance for a certain period and implements maintenance at appropriate times based on failure signs, is becoming mainstream.

In this research, EBARA stepped in further to detect abnormalities automatically with high accuracy by machine learning collected data from multiple sensors and build systems to identify the factors so that we could tackle basic studies in regard to optimization of learning method in machine learning.

Reasons for receiving the Award:

  • It is conceivable that the data collected in condition monitoring with objective to maintain machinery will contribute to building a model that can predict failures. It is also conceivable that the machine learning technology is adoptable to the condition monitoring maintenance.
  • Most existing diagnostic technologies apply to rolling bearings which have high failure rates and few technology studies focus on sliding portions such as slide bearings thus these research data obtained are precious.
  • It can be applied to tribology abnormality detection that is a common issue across the machine engineering area and its range of popularization is wide.


About The Japan Society Of Mechanical Engineers (JSME)
JSME is one of the largest academic experts groups in Japan with 35.436 members. Its members are comprised of engineers, researchers, students, and corporations who are involved in machinery related technologies which make the core of the technological society. And this society plans and conducts speech presentations, seminars, research breakout meetings, also is active in social edification through citizens’ forums as well as contributes proactively to the world though international congresses. JSME awards were established in 1958 “to encourage development of Japan’s mechanical engineering and industry”. This year, in addition to Outstanding Paper, the awards and medals are given to: Distinguished Engineers, New Technology, Young Engineers, Education, and Excellent Product.

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