Modeling and Optimal Control of Industrial Fault Diagnosis and New Energy Mechanical Systems

Dear colleagues,

Energy mechanical systems can be considered multiphysical systems, coupling mechanical components with other multiphysical components, such as those of structural, thermal, electrical, and electromagnetic natures. Many industrial fields, such as vehicle systems, electrical products, industrial automation equipment, aerospace vehicles, and ships, are composed of complex energy mechanical systems. In order to ensure the stable operation of systems or components, it is particularly important to use methods such as model analysis, optimal control, and fault diagnosis in the industrial field. In recent years, with the continuous progress of science and technology, many scholars have proposed some advanced theories and methods in different fields. We also look forward to more scholars applying these new theories and methods to industrial fault diagnosis and new energy mechanical systems.

This Special Issue is titled "Modeling and Optimal Control of Industrial Fault Diagnosis and New Energy Mechanical Systems", aiming to find high-quality papers that focus on the latest model analysis, optimization control, and fault diagnosis methods with which to improve the stable operation of systems or components. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Theory and method of status monitoring and fault diagnosis in industrial systems;
• Design and modeling of multiphysical mechanical systems;
• Optimal control and intelligent control of multiphysical mechanical systems;
• Simulation and control technology for new energy vehicles;
• Designing and modeling of electromechanical drive and transmission components;
• Other studies that can improve the operational performance of mechanical systems and components.

Dr. Yong Li
Dr. Dongji Xuan
Dr. Taihong Cheng
Dr. Zhenzhe Li
Guest Editors

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