A bearing fault diagnosis method based on multi-sensor, multi-scale
feature fusion is proposed. The method involves collecting current and vibration signals to create a dataset, which is then augmented and divided into training, validation, and test sets. A multi-scale
feature fusion network model is constructed. The
signal data in the
training set is transformed using
Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to extract features. An attention mechanism is then introduced to adjust the weights. The fused features are processed alternately using self-calibrating convolutions and dilated convolutions, followed by
pooling, feature flattening, and fully connected
layers. Finally, a classifier outputs the fault
classification result. The validation set is input into the model to fine-tune its parameters. Finally, the
test set is used for testing, and the results are output. By using multi-
source data such as vibration and current signals as input, and leveraging the ability of neural networks to discover hidden patterns in training samples, this method aims to extract multi-scale features from multi-
source data and fuse these features to complete the intelligent fault diagnosis process for bearings.