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Predictive Maintenance of Rotating Machinery using Machine Learning

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May 2026

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Prof. Nagargoje Urmila S

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Adsul’s Technical Campus, Ahilyanagar, India

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Abstract

Maintenance of rotating machinery is crucial for extending the lifespan and increasing the reliability of equipment onboard ships. Presently, breakdown and preventive methodologies are used for the maintenance of equipment. Further, data loggers collect critical machinery parameters, and parameter data is used for real-time parameter monitoring. The availability of such extensive monitoring data has also led to the adoption predictive maintenance methodologies in the industry, wherein machine learning-based analysis of recorded data is used to predict impending defects and prompt required maintenance. In this paper, we propose a predictive maintenance system that records data through a network of sensors installed over multiple electrical motor pump sets onboard the ship and uses statistical analysis to detect equipment degradation. Our system has been deployed onboard a ship to undertake real-time predictive maintenance of electrical motor pump sets used in fireman, AC plants, stabilizers, steering pumps and other auxiliary engine room machinery.

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Key Words: Predictive maintenance system vibration and current analysis Naval ships Unsupervised learning Detecting performance degradation Electrical motors

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Prof. Nagargoje Urmila S, "Predictive Maintenance of Rotating Machinery using Machine Learning," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-5, May 2026.

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We've We have developed a technique to process sensor data from various electrical motor pump sets fitted onboard ships, recorded by a network of sensors. Our application involves pre-processing techniques for cleaning, structuring and filtering data. EDA has allowed us to understand the dataset for its application for predictive maintenance. Further, we incorporated machine learning techniques and empirical rules to perform comparative analytics of data of similar machines [6, 9]. A complete application along with GUI was developed and deployed onboard a ship by combining pre-processing techniques, EDA, and comparative analysis module.

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