This application belongs to the field of
motor system fault diagnosis technology, and relates to a
motor system fault diagnosis method and
system. It collects core electrical data of the motor's three-phase current and
voltage, as well as auxiliary data of ambient temperature, and performs
timestamp alignment to eliminate
phase deviation. Then, it performs
signal purification
processing to suppress
noise and retain effective fault features. Subsequently, it extracts multi-dimensional features and filters core features through correlation evaluation, eliminating redundant features. A fault feature
library is constructed and dynamically iterated based on historical data, expert experience, and new data to achieve dynamic tracking of fault
modes. A hierarchical multi-model fusion architecture is used to progressively analyze core features, and the stability of the analysis results is ensured by combining result fusion and parameter
adaptive optimization. The results are parsed through operating condition
adaptation logic, interference is eliminated, and graded early warnings are executed. Finally, based on fault evolution characteristics, historical degradation data, and error correction logic, the remaining lifespan and
confidence interval are estimated, filling the gap in the accuracy of lifespan prediction in existing technologies.