The application discloses a
dynamic reliability evaluation method for a permanent
magnet planetary
gear transmission system, and belongs to the technical field of reliability analysis of
electromechanical coupling transmission systems. The method is characterized in that: firstly, the
service process of the
system is divided into stages, and a random variable model is established; based on the wear evolution relationship, parameters of each stage are obtained through parameter mapping; then, stage high-fidelity unified electromechanical dynamics solving is performed, and frequency-related characteristic indexes are extracted; a multi-failure mode limit
state vector is constructed, and a stage failure event is defined; on this basis, a multi-response
Gaussian process proxy model is used for fitting and iterative updating of the
limit state function through stage-by-stage active learning; the U function is used for initial screening of candidate samples, EFF is calculated and sorted, and a new sample point is selected according to the Top-K criterion to update the proxy model, until the convergence criterion is met; finally, the dynamic
failure probability of the
system is calculated by using the updated proxy model. The application realizes efficient and accurate evaluation of the
failure probability of
multiple failure modes, reduces the calculation cost, and improves the
engineering applicability.