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Vibration signal reconstruction method for mechanical fault diagnosis

A vibration signal, mechanical failure technology, applied in the testing, measuring devices, instruments, etc. of machines/structural components, can solve the problems of relying on empirical knowledge and manual determination of parameters, and achieve cost reduction, data compression, and sparse coding. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-01-04
SOUTHWEST JIAOTONG UNIV
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Commonly used denoising methods are usually based on wavelet transform, empirical mode decomposition, spectral kurtosis, blind source separation, autoregressive model and other algorithms, all of which have achieved good results, but there are also limitations such as over-reliance on empirical knowledge and manual determination of parameters.

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[0032] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described, and method block diagram is as follows figure 1 shown.

[0033] (1) The vibration signal of the mechanical system obtained by simulation is as follows: figure 2 , which contains noise-free components such as image 3 , randomly intercept 2048 data points, and divide the original signal by overlapping 72 data points to obtain a column vector containing 80 data points, which constitutes the training sample M.

[0034] M=M 0 +δ

[0035] In the formula, M 0 Represents the theoretically noise-free component, and δ represents the noise component.

[0036] (2) Initialize learning dictionary D=[d 1 , d 2 ,...], each column corresponds to an atom d, and the size is 80×10. The training sample M is sparsely coded based on the non-negative basis tracking algorithm, and an initialized sparse coding matrix C of size 10×247 is obtained:

[0037] min C ...

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The invention provides a vibration signal reconstruction method for mechanical fault diagnosis. In a non negative condition, sparser coding is carried out on original vibration signals, the signal spectrum detection effectiveness is improved, and the method belongs to the technical field of vibration signal processing. The method comprises steps: 1, vibration signals of a mechanical system are sampled, and the original vibration signals are overlapped and segmented to obtain column vectors to form a training sample; 2, a learning dictionary is initialized, sparse coding is carried out on the training sample based on a non negative-base tracking algorithm to obtain an initial sparse coding matrix; 3, the sparse coding matrix is fixed, and the learning dictionary is optimized and updated based on a non negative K singular value decomposition algorithm; 4, the learning dictionary is fixed, and sparse coding is carried out based on the non negative-base tracking algorithm to update a corresponding sparse coding matrix; 5, the former two steps are circulated, alternate iterative updating is carried out to obtain the final learning dictionary and the final sparse coding matrix; 6, an updating sample is calculated, and reconstructed signals are inversely overlapped; and 7, an envelope spectrum for the reconstructed signals is extracted for fault diagnosis. The method of the invention is used for mechanical fault diagnosis.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of vibration signal processing, and mainly relates to the processing technology of mechanical equipment vibration signals. Background technique [0002] Obtaining the operating status information of mechanical equipment is the premise of system fault diagnosis. Due to the real-time nature and periodicity of the vibration signal itself and the small size of the acceleration sensor, wide frequency band, easy installation, and stable high-frequency response, the vibration signal has become the most widely used information carrier in the current mechanical system fault diagnosis. For the key components of rotating machinery, the method of fault diagnosis based on vibration signal spectrum detection is widely used. In the diagnosis process, vibration signal filtering and denoising (preprocessing) is the key, and it is also a research hotspot and difficulty in the field of signal processing. Its effectiveness dir...

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IPC IPC(8): G01H17/00G01M99/00
CPCG01H17/00G01M99/00
Inventor 高宏力何翔宋兴国张莉李世超黄晓蓉
Owner SOUTHWEST JIAOTONG UNIV
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