This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: General Electric Company. Active years: 2020.
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Years Active: 2020
Title: Lauren Ashley Vahldick and Usage-Based Lifing
Introduction
Lauren Ashley Vahldick is an inventor associated with Salem, Massachusetts, and General Electric Company. Her patent work addresses predicting the use and fatigue of gas turbine engines on aerial vehicles.
Latest Patents
Vahldick is associated with 1 patent, titled “Usage Based Lifing.” The invention describes systems and methods for predicting usage-based lifing and low-cycle fatigue consumption. One example method uses historical flight data and information about an aerial vehicle’s operating conditions, determines whether a flight is usable for analysis, and applies machine learning to build a model correlating flight data with low-cycle fatigue consumption.
Career Highlights
Vahldick’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of aviation, engine monitoring, and machine learning. By using operational and flight data to estimate fatigue consumption, the disclosed approach aims to support analysis of gas turbine engine usage.
Collaborations
The patent information also names Ronald Burton Wight and Simon Shu Kong Chan as coworkers associated with Vahldick’s work.
Conclusion
Lauren Ashley Vahldick’s patent highlights a data-driven approach to estimating gas turbine engine usage and low-cycle fatigue, connecting aviation operations with machine-learning-based analysis.
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