An order analysis method to overcome the interference of non-order frequency components
A technology of frequency component and order analysis, applied in spectrum analysis, measurement of ultrasonic/acoustic/infrasonic waves, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as broadband peak interference, misleading feature extraction and state judgment, and inaccurate order analysis results, etc., to achieve The effect of improving accuracy and avoiding the influence of non-order components
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[0084] Embodiment 1: (only exclude fixed frequency non-order components)
[0085] 1) Collect the target rotating machinery equipment signals (including vibration signals, noise signals, electrical signals, etc.) at equal time intervals, and synchronously collect the speed signals of the rotating machinery equipment; or Wigner-Ville distribution and other time-frequency analysis methods) to obtain the time-frequency matrix; 3) carry out proxy testing for each row signal (or part of the row signal) of the time-frequency matrix, that is, perform step S3 to locate the non-order of fixed frequency 4) Using Vold-Kalman filter to reconstruct the non-order component waveform of fixed frequency; 5) Subtracting the reconstructed non-order component signal waveform from the original signal to obtain a signal without interference; 6) Using the collected rotational speed signal, Perform angular domain resampling on the obtained interference-free signal to obtain equiangularly spaced sampli...
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[0086] Embodiment 2: (excluding fixed frequency and time-varying frequency non-order components)
[0087] 1) Collect the target rotating machinery equipment signals (including vibration signals, noise signals, electrical signals, etc.) at equal time intervals, and synchronously collect the speed signals of the rotating machinery equipment; or Wigner-Ville distribution and other time-frequency analysis methods) to obtain the time-frequency matrix; 3) carry out proxy testing for each row signal (or part of the row signal) of the time-frequency matrix, that is, perform step S3 to locate the non-order of fixed frequency Component; 4) Estimate the instantaneous frequency of the time-varying non-order component in the time-frequency matrix, resample the original signal in the angle domain, and convert the non-order component of the time-varying frequency into a non-order component of fixed frequency; 5 ) Repeat the above steps 2 and 3 to locate the non-order components of the time-v...
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[0088] Implementation Mode Three: (Use Ridge Line Extraction to Replace Speed Signal Acquisition)
[0089] 1) Collect target rotating mechanical equipment signals (including vibration signals, noise signals, electrical signals, etc.) at equal time intervals; 2) Perform short-term Fourier transform (or continuous wavelet transform, or Wigner-Ville distribution and other time-frequency analysis on the original signal) method) to obtain a time-frequency matrix; 3) estimate the rotational speed signal of the rotating mechanical equipment from the time-frequency matrix; 4) carry out a proxy test for each row signal (or part of the row signal) of the time-frequency matrix, that is, perform step S3, and fix the position Non-order components of frequency; 5) Estimate the instantaneous frequency of time-varying non-order components in the time-frequency matrix, resample the original signal in the angle domain, and convert the non-order components of time-varying frequencies into non-o...
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