WO2006111679A2 - Procede et dispositif de surveillance d'une structure d'un avion - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and a device for monitoring a structure of an aircraft. It aims to better take into account the constraints and impacts suffered by an aircraft or its duration of use during its lifetime.
- the surveillance of an aircraft involves a regular visual inspection of the aircraft, especially at each stop.
- some parts of the aircraft are dismantled and, in particular for strength measurements, some parts are replaced.
- Replaced parts are themselves analyzed in the laboratory.
- Laboratory analyzes include non-destructive testing and destructive testing.
- Non-destructive testing includes strength readings under different stresses of disassembled parts.
- Eventually specialized tools can be designed to measure parts resistances in place. During destructive checks, the resistance limit of the replaced parts is measured. We deduce their aging and compare this aging to an expected aging.
- Such surveillance is imperfect. Indeed, it does not report in real time all the events suffered by the aircraft. It is only a partial state at a given moment.
- the object of the invention is to remedy this problem.
- this problem is solved by providing the aircraft with a permanent monitoring system, throughout the useful life of the aircraft. Typically, this lifetime includes phases of flights and waiting phases, airport or maintenance hangar.
- the monitoring system is an electronic system powered by an avionics power supply. Permanent power supply, including maintained during the waiting phases, then makes it possible to record all the events to which the aircraft has been subjected. In this case, the resistance measurements made in laboratories are replaced, or at least supplemented, by acoustic measurements.
- the subject of the invention is therefore a method for monitoring a structure of an aircraft in which
- the signals delivered by these sensors are permanently recorded and processed in a central processing unit during a useful life of the aircraft, on the ground and in flight,
- the invention also relates to a device for monitoring a structure of an aircraft comprising a device, embedded in the aircraft, acoustically detecting the effects of impacts, stress or aging on this structure, and an onboard safety device of this embedded device.
- FIG. 1 the temporal representation of the amplitude of an acoustic signal measured with the method and the device of the invention
- FIG. 2 in the case of the presence of several piezoelectric sensors on the same zone to be monitored, a time offset of the measured acoustic signals making it possible to locate the location of the impact,
- FIG. 3 a schematic representation, according to the invention, the distribution of different sensors in the aircraft and the device for collecting the signals produced by these sensors;
- FIG. 5 and 6 a representation of a pre-amplification device and packaging and integrity control of an acquisition chain of the invention
- FIG. 7 and 8 a device for pre-amplification of signals from piezoelectric sensors (trans-impedance mounting) and the failure detection mechanism of the piezoelectric sensor.
- the principles of acoustic emission are exploited in the invention.
- the invention does not worry so much about the state of the parts of the plane, well after the arrival of the events, that transient phenomena occurring at the very moment (in the few milliseconds or seconds which follow the beginning of these phenomena). This being the case, the invention does not preclude later carrying out the operations of large visits reported above, in particular in order to better correlate the aging deductions acoustic measurements throughout the life of the aircraft.
- the acoustic test is a powerful method for examining the deformation behavior of materials under mechanical stress.
- Acoustic emission can be defined as a transient elastic wave generated by a rapid release of energy in a material.
- the acoustic test is used here as a non-destructive testing technique to detect damage.
- Electronic devices using acoustic principles for the Materials tests are specific metrological products and so are instrumentation products. They are studied for the following particular applications:
- non-destructive testing during manufacturing processes in particular the treatment of materials, metal and alloy transformations, the detection of defects such as inclusions, quenching cracks, pores, fabrication, deformation processes: rolling, forging, spinning, welding and brazing (inclusions, cracks, lack of material in depth),
- Such acoustic metrological devices apply in the fields of petrochemistry and chemistry, for storage tanks, reactor chambers, drills, offshore platforms, pipelines, valves. They also apply in the fields of energy, for nuclear reactor chambers, steam generators, ceramic insolants, transformers.
- an acoustic transmit string is used which measures the signal, processes the data over time, and records, displays and analyzes the resulting data.
- an acoustic transmit string is used which measures the signal, processes the data over time and records them. It is shown in the invention that one can overcome the vibrations of the aircraft in flight to extract only the acoustic signals helpful.
- mechanical wave bursts are measured, in practice whose spectral components are between 2OkHz and 2MHz.
- the acoustic system allows real-time analysis of data: burst characteristics (high frequency signals) in the time domain.
- burst characteristics high frequency signals
- the system of the invention also makes it possible to manage its own configuration parameters, the transfer of data and the storage of the data.
- the present invention therefore also applies in the field of embedded systems, buried systems, electrical, electronic, programmable electronic systems, equipment relating to safety for transport.
- the device of the invention has specific features to the detection of impacts due to its operation during these impacts. For this purpose, it includes generic functional reliability functional hardware and software. These dependability functionalities reside in mechanisms for detecting faults that are exogenous and endogenous to the device.
- the exogenous functionalities are mainly, for example, the monitoring and the detection of the state of the sensor or the lines (rupture, short circuit, leak on the line of the sensor, even the failure of the sensor), or more exactly the permanent detection of the signals delivered by these sensors, the monitoring of the state of the external avionics power supply and the strengthening of the autonomy of the device by adding a battery backup.
- Endogenous features must be able to monitor and detect internal failures in the device. These self-tests are mainly, surveillance of buffers and data storage, monitoring of the embedded software by providing, for example, a watchdog to avoid a blockage of processor tasks.
- This operating safety system generally encompasses the potential risks due to the failure of functions to be performed by the device or system. The device, depending on the critical nature of the detected failure, will adopt a degraded mode of operation.
- the invention therefore relates to a method and a device for detecting, processing and recording impacts or constraints.
- This device comprises sensors.
- the sensors are piezoelectric in nature to collect the mechanical waves propagating in a mechanical structure.
- a measured acoustic signal (after electrical conversion as will be described later) has an oscillating shape. Its amplitude crosses a threshold THRESHOLD at a date t1. It reaches its maximum at a date t2. The difference t2-t1 is the rise time of this signal.
- This signal has a burst duration, in an example of " l OO ⁇ s approximately. The burst duration is measured between the time t1 and a time t3 . The time t3 corresponds moreover to a fixed (short) duration after the last crossing of the During this period, the envelope of the signal culminates, here, four times, once for the precursor wave, once for the main wave and two times for parasitic waves.
- FIG. 2 shows a flight time, ie the time difference between wave starts, between a first wave arriving on a first sensor and the same wave arriving on another sensor.
- Figures 3 to 5 show a system comprising hardware and software components. In one example these hardware and embedded software form a functional equipment.
- the acoustic signals detected by sensors 1 of piezoelectric nature are converted into analog electrical signals.
- These analog signals can be amplified at voltage levels usable by remote preamplifiers 2 (Preamplifier / Analog Conditioner).
- the preamplifiers are deported near the sensors 1.
- they are amplified by preamplifiers integrated into the equipment.
- the sensors 1 are distributed, by zone, in sensitive areas of the aircraft, in particular those indicated above: radome and leading edges of wings and empennage.
- Figure 3 illustrates the monitoring of three areas.
- the amplified signals are packaged and modulated to be transported over great distances (10m ⁇ 50m) corresponding to the size of an aircraft. In reception, they can be demodulated, measured and processed in a signal processing unit 3.
- the data of the digital systems are then transmitted to a supervisor 4, which itself transmits the data to the memories and which drives the detection strategy system failures.
- a diagnostic tool or PC 5 causes the loading and the recording of this data and possibly their display.
- the signal processing unit 3 comprises analog / digital converters, multiplexers, FPGA circuits, and or DSPs.
- Each event in the aircraft structure is detected, is time stamped and is essentially described in terms of amplitudes, alternations, energy, rise time and duration. Possibly the frequency spectrum can be measured.
- the bursts and parameters characterizing an event are stored in output buffers of the digital signal processing unit 3 waiting to be transferred to the master processor.
- Supervisor 4 serves to coordinate the timely reading of data from the digital signal processing unit 3 in a single data stream to buffers and storage mass storage memories allowing the system to capture large amounts of data. data.
- the diagnostic tool 5 is of the personal computer or microcomputer type. It downloads and transfers device data to a mass storage device, typically a hard disk. It can generate the display of data on a visualization monitor. It deals with input / output operations, including the configuration and calibration of the equipment parameters, for example, the threshold value of the threshold THRESHOLD, the times of release (time out) after the event. We can define a threshold beyond which we decide to measure a signal, this threshold being different depending on whether the aircraft is flying or stopped on the ground. In a variant, an upper signal threshold is determined, and for signals greater than this threshold an alarm signal is produced.
- the invention implements such a system, said further equipment, with both security functions.
- These security functions are required to achieve a state of security of the equipment or to maintain such a state.
- Such security functions are provided to achieve, through electrical systems, or electronic, or programmable electronic, or software or external risk reduction devices, a sufficient level of integrity.
- the device of the invention comprises, among others, the following modes of operation of monitoring and diagnosis.
- the monitoring mode includes the following features:
- This remote control unit can be a diagnostic microcomputer, or other equipment on the same system bus.
- the equipment is also able to operate in degraded modes.
- the diagnostic mode consists of reprogramming the system, calibrating the parameters and transmitting the data (event parameters and failures) for analysis.
- the advantages of the invention include a modularity of the hardware and software architecture, an interchangeability of piezoelectric sensors 1, a capacity for evolution, in the addition of peripherals, pilots, an ability to reduce the size of the device. system, monitoring the mechanical integrity of a structure during all phases of operation of said structure.
- the function monitoring feature includes a validation feature, a functional security feature, and a power management feature.
- the validation functionality is inseparable from the detection and calculation functionality of acoustic event parameters. It brings an increase of credibility of the measure. It requires to question the conditions under which the measurements were made. In this respect, these conditions are also measured and associated with the measurements relating to the acoustic events detected.
- the functional security functionality comes in security, or integrity, of data against endogenous disturbances (overflow of internal queues, memories, processor behavior, ...) and exogenous disturbances (electrostatic disturbances, power interruptions). power supply, micro-cuts, damaged cable connections, leakage and earth leakage, short circuits, open circuits, damaged sensors).
- This last measurement is made by a measurement of the capacitance characterizing a piezoelectric sensor 1.
- Tests undertaken for this purpose are measurements or Boolean results. The tests are cyclic or asynchronous according to their nature. In order to validate the consistency of certain measurements used for the tests, these measurements are filtered. The failure was confirmed after several occurrences.
- the power management functionality consists of external power supply conditioning with hardware components and storage of a portion of this external energy in a power reserve. This reserve can be used in case of breakage of the external power supply.
- the detailed architecture of the equipment of the invention comprises, FIG. 4, four modules.
- a first module is a signal processing module, SIGNAL PROCESSING, a second module is a processor module, CPU, a third module is a power monitoring module, MON ITORING, a fourth module is a power module, POWER SUPPLY.
- the signal processing module includes piezoelectric sensors 1, numbered from sensor 1 to sensor n, analogue channels associated with n sensors, digital analog converters CAN 1 1, an FPGA circuit 19 which executes in real time and in parallel. the processing of the measurements and the extraction of the parameters of the acoustic signals.
- the device of the invention comprises for each sensor an analog packaging chain.
- the conditioning chain is integrated with the digital acoustic parameter calculation devices and is not associated with a remote analogue chain as for the known data recording and instrumental devices.
- a 1 / Cn selectable gain charge preamplifier 6, for the n sensor, fixed cut-off frequency 1 / RnCn 20 KHz, a high pass filter 7 with a fixed cut-off frequency at 2OkHz, a cutoff frequency bandpass filter 8 programmable according to the type of piezoelectric sensor 1.
- This bandpass filter can be short-circuited by means of a relay made using a switch or a transistor of the FET type. It also comprises an amplifier 9 with selected gains OdB, 2OdB, 40dB, 6OdB, 8OdB in order to make the equipment adaptable to different types of piezoelectric sensors 1, an anti-aliasing filter 10 of 2MHz.
- the charge preamplifier 6 is not sensitive to distance / attenuation effects such as the voltage preamplifier 9. The charge preamplifier 6 maintains the sensitivity of the signal regardless of the distance from the piezoelectric sensor 1 to the preamplifier 9.
- comparators 12 are made. These comparators detect useful voltage levels by comparing them to high and low voltages. They report line failures to the system. The technique provides continuity of monitoring and a good level of trust in the line.
- a monostable multivibrator 13 is also used to verify the value of the capacitance of the piezoelectric sensor 1. A measurement of the capacitance of the piezoelectric sensor 1 makes it possible to detect a failure of the level of the sensor 1, a line break, or a short circuit. Using a relay, this multivibrator is connected to the sensor. A signal delivered by the multivibrator 13 provides information on the state of the sensor.
- the charge pre-amplifier 6, FIG. 7, is a transimpedance assembly. This preamplifier 6 converts the electrical charge generated by the sensor into a proportional voltage signal.
- a relay 16 made by means of a switch or a field effect transistor FET mounted on a feedback circuit, serves therein to discharge a selected capacitor 14 Cn and thus to the preparation of equipment.
- a selected resistance 14 Rn connected in parallel with the capacitor 14 Cn forms a high-pass filter with a cut-off frequency 1 / RnCn and makes it possible to avoid drift problems.
- the gain of the charge preamplifier 6, 1 / Cn is selectable using relays (switch or FET transistors).
- a different resistor Rin 15 and capacitance Cin 15 are set to balance the mounting, reduce DC or AC feed offset errors caused by input bias currents.
- an assembly using a monostable multivibrator 17, FIG. 8, is inserted by direct acting switching.
- This monostable multivibrator 17 delivers a slot of width t proportional to RC when sending to the input A of the flip-flop 17 a rising edge (or a falling edge), a resistor 18 being a reference resistor placed on two terminals of the multivibrator monostable adjustable according to the type of sensor considered.
- the value of the capacity of the piezoelectric sensor 1 is proportional to the duration of the slot.
- n converter circuits such as the circuit 1 1, Figure 5.
- the analog / digital converters sample the information of the analog channel with a precision of 16 bits, at the frequency of 20Mbits / s.
- the converters are of parallel type. They transmit signals to the FPGA circuit 19 via a 16-bit data bus. The signals are accompanied by a valid data signal.
- the FPGA circuit 19 is responsible for processing, in real time and in parallel, the information as soon as a programmable threshold is exceeded.
- the measures treated by the invention are notably the following: - Dating of the event (according to the value of a register incremented by a clock pulse of 100ns)
- the FPGA circuit 19 realizes the real-time acquisition of the acoustic events coming from an impact and the real-time calculation of the parameters characterizing these acoustic events.
- the FPGA circuit 19 performs a temporary data storage function in a DPRAM memory internal to the FPGA circuit 19 for recording the parameters of an event.
- the use of such a memory is useful when the storage time of measurements in non-volatile memories, Flash EEPROM type 23, are too long.
- a DPRAM memory is indeed faster than the 70 ns useful for recording information in such Flash EEPROM memory.
- Analog channel and power monitoring functions are controlled by the FPGA 19. They are integrated in one and the same component.
- the system can transmit to the FPGA circuit 19 all the parameters allowing the calculation of the acoustic parameters.
- a reset signal is available for resetting all the flip-flops and registers of the FPGA circuit 19. This signal comes from the processor 20, FIG. 4.
- the CPU module groups the processor 20, to which a random access memory RAM, a FLASH-type mass memory 23, a clock management module, CLK Management 26, a resetting module, RESET Management 22, peripheral devices RTC 27, are connected. an EEPROM 24, all connected via a synchronous serial bus.
- the processor 20 performs operations of loading and configuration of the FPGA circuits 19 from parameters stored in mass memory of the FLASH 23 or EEPROM 24 type, starting from the reading of the mass memory for a transfer to the transmitter / radio receiver, from the cyclical control of the integrity of the acquisition chain, from the integrity check of the memories, from the monitoring of the power sources, and from the dating of the event by recovery of the value of the clock RTC 27.
- the internal DPRAM memory of the FPGA circuit 19 is accessible by the internal resources of the FPGA circuit 19, to write the 8 parameters for each channel, by the processor 20.
- the processor 20 makes a reading of the 8 parameters for each channel, so that the latter can then write these data into mass memory type Flash 23.
- the memory size of the DPRAM is arbitrary. Indeed, the flow of the data flow during the writing data in Flash 23 (order of the millisecond) is much higher than that corresponding to the minimum time between two consecutive impacts (order of the hundred microseconds). Arbitrarily, we will take a depth of DPRAM greater than the size of the data of 10 impacts.
- a control system between writing the FPGA circuit 19 and reading the processor 20 is in place (address counters).
- the DPRAM keeps in memory the acoustic events and the types of past failures as well as information for checking the integrity of the saved values of the check addition type, checksum. The DPRAM is tested by the processor 20 in the initialization phase.
- a THRESHOLD register contains the value of an arbitrary reference voltage chosen by the operator according to the application. In particular, the value THRESHOLD can be varied depending on whether the aircraft is in the waiting (or even maintenance) phase or in the flight phase.
- the parameter is preferably defined during design and during calibration. This parameter is stored in an EEPROM memory 24. This parameter can be modified via the centralization unit.
- a TDUREE register contains a time constant which is the duration of a sliding window. This sliding window (FIG. 1) enables the FPGA circuit 19 to determine in real time the end of an acoustic burst on a channel and terminates the process of extracting the parameters.
- the value of the register of this window TDUREE is a parameter defined during the design phase and during the calibration phase. It can be modified via the centralization unit.
- the TDUREE window is activated as soon as the threshold is exceeded.
- the TDUREE window remains active and can be retriggered as long as a threshold is exceeded by the acoustic signal.
- the TDUREE window is deactivated when no threshold crossing by the acoustic signal has occurred during the TDUREE time.
- This parameter is stored in an EEPROM memory 24. This parameter can be modified via the centralization unit.
- a register contains a window value TOUT_MAX.
- the window TOUT_MAX is a time constant which corresponds to a range of inhibition of the acquisition making it possible to inhibit the secondary echoes.
- the following samples corresponding to signal bounces are filtered. Therefore, at the end of the signal on a given channel, ie when the TDUREE counter has reached the stop and there has been no signal above the THRESHOLD threshold, a TOUT_MAX counter is triggered. As long as this counter TOUT_MAX has not reached the window value TOUT_MAX, the FPGA circuit 19 does not take into account the samples on this channel.
- This parameter is stored in an EEPROM memory 24. This parameter can be modified via the centralization unit.
- the condition for characterizing the end of an impact and the authorization of acoustic parameter calculations on each channel is defined by a COND1 condition or a COND2 condition.
- a COND1 condition On a given channel, when the signal has been detected, if the counter has reached its TDUREE stop and there has been no detection of events on the remaining channels other than those whose signal has already been characterized, and that the counter has reached its stop TOUT_MAX, then the condition COND1 is filled. If there are channels on which there has not yet been a sample above the threshold, and the signal has been characterized at least on one channel and the counter has reached its stop TVOL_MAX, then the condition COND2 is fulfilled.
- Watchdog 21 watchdog function provides temporal and logical monitoring of the software sequence.
- the Watchdog 21 is a circuit for detecting a faulty program sequence of the processor 20, typically when the processor is running in a circle.
- the processor 20 must emit a pulse at a determined frequency to the Watchdog 21.
- the individual elements of a program are processed in a period of time when the clock of the processor 20 has an anomaly, the pulse is no longer issued, which triggers an interruption of the Watchdog 21 to the RESET Management 22 which deals with the nature of the rearming and resetting initializes to the processor 20.
- the reset type identification is managed by the RESET Management 22 module to determine what caused the restart of the equipment.
- the mass memory is a FLASH 23 of sufficient size to contain the hardware configuration of the processor 20, the startup program, the application software, the set of records of the acoustic measurements, and the recording of failures other than that of the mass memory. Cyclic tests are run by the processor 20 to validate the integrity of the data.
- the EEPROM 24 stores the acoustic measurement configuration parameters and the parameters used for the self-tests (threshold, filters, etc.), and stores the errors of the mass memory: defective sector.
- Integrity tests include access control, addressing, writing, reading, storage (integrity check information of the added checks, checksum type). Depending on the nature of the tests, they are cyclical or asynchronous.
- the random access memory, RAM is a sufficiently large random access memory used for the temporary backup of the software variables and the software running. Tests are performed by the processor 20 to validate the integrity of the RAM 25 Cyclic tests consist of a periodic reading of expected values in reserved memory areas and stored values (integrity control information of the saved values of the checksum type ). These tests are supplemented by asynchronous tests that consist in detecting failures during addressing, rewriting, storage (integrity control information of the saved values of the checksum type) and reading.
- the CLK Management module 26 distributes the clocks to the converters 1 1, to the FPGA circuit 19, to the processor 20. It also includes clock drivers in order to guarantee the weak drifts, to eliminate the overruns by adapting the impedances of the pilot circuit to the impedance of the lines by resistors in series.
- the clock circuit is associated with a phase control loop.
- the circuit RTC 27 is a casing associated with a quartz giving a date in the format: year - month - day - hour - minute - second.
- the precision is of the order of the second.
- Its interface can be, depending on the type of component selected, in SPI or I2C format. This component is programmed at least once in the life of the card (initialization of time). he there is no provision for correction of the drift of this clock.
- the RS232 driver 28 is a specific circuit of the MAX232 type in order to link to a verification microcomputer via an RS232 link. This circuit makes it possible to transform the TTL signals into RS232 type signals and vice versa. Bi-directional diodes are wired to the input / output signals to protect the circuit against overvoltages. Dedicated circuits are protected against short circuiting of the tracks.
- the communication protocol on the bus is a synchronous standard SPI or I2C serial protocol.
- a serial bus well suited to this type of application is the one using the I2C protocol.
- the state of the bus between the sensors and the central unit is tested in order to continuously record the signals from the sensors.
- the communication can be effected by means of wireless communication means 29.
- the collection of the data recorded by the equipment is in any case possible locally by means of a wired serial link.
- the wireless communication link allows the collection of data over a distance of about 10 meters. To do this, a module type 802.1 1b on a 2.4GHz carrier is used. Communication is point-to-point.
- the monitoring module detects the levels as well as excessive current calls (short circuits).
- the MONITORING module detects failures due to a power failure, and protects the system against power surges. Overvoltage or undervoltage is detected early enough so that all outputs can be put in the safe position by the power off software or there is a switchover to a second battery power supply.
- the MONITORING voltage module monitors the secondary voltages and sets to the safety position if the voltage is not within the specified range (high and low threshold). The MONITORING module turns off the safety shutdown system by turning off the power while recording all critical safety information.
- the POWER SUPPLY module shown in Figure 4 is a power supply consisting of a continuous DC converter that is compliant to the avionics EMC standards DO-160 category B.
- the power supply allows switching to a battery-type power supply in the event of failure of the external power source.
- the system state diagram has the following states:
- the equipment enters the ON phase after the reset signal, RESET, controlled by the RESET Management 22 subsystem has been triggered.
- the equipment tests all the vital functions of the system: the integrity of the ROM, the RAM, the mass memories, the EEPROM 24, the information resulting from the RESET Management 22, the disconnection of the power supply, the voltage level of the external power supply, the capacitance of the energy reserve, the integrity of the sensors, the leaks at most and the mass, the configuration (number of sensors present).
- the relay 16 (RESET) mounted on the feedback circuit is put in the closed position to discharge the capacitor 14 Cn selected and to allow the preparation of the equipment.
- the tests are software. In no case does the system enter into an acoustic measurement process.
- the system leaves the start-up step for nominal operation when the line configuration has been verified and the supply voltage level is acceptable and / or the capacitive-type power supply is loaded to a level acceptable.
- the equipment remains in the start-up stage if the supply voltage is out of range.
- the start-up step restarts as long as the ROM tests and Ia RAM 25 are wrong.
- the equipment leaves the start-up stage for the shutdown step, if at least one fault for which the error strategy is to turn off the equipment.
- the switch between the piezoelectric sensor 1 and the analog chain is positioned on the charge pre-amplifier 6.
- the contact of the relay 16 (RESET) mounted on the feedback circuit of the preamplifier is set to the open position.
- the equipment returns to the stage in the nominal operating phase at the end of the start-up step.
- the equipment performs periodic self-tests.
- the equipment must validate the conditions under which the acoustic measurement is performed (verification of the smooth running of the algorithm, stack overflow, control of data storage in the memories ).
- the device performs diagnostics on asynchronous actions (communication protocol, access control, read / write memories, thresholds for leaks).
- a fault is related to a shutdown strategy, or if a drop or loss of power supply voltage of the device or equipment lasts more than TBAT1 (parameter in EEPROM memory 24), then the equipment enters the shutdown mode. When a critical error has been detected, the equipment enters the cutoff mode. Only the supply voltage and micro-cuts are still diagnosed. Wireless communication is still controlled by the wireless controller and is still diagnosed.
- Wireless communications are allowed. Disconnecting power causes the device or equipment to shut down.
- the device restarts by going to the power-on stage if the mains supplies the unit again, and if no RESET signal has already been triggered.
- the equipment defines a partial break for faults on the measurement lines: leaks on the lines.
- the faulty line diagnosis is forbidden and the other lines remain functional.
- the fault is reported, but the system remains in its state.
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