A sound-recognition-based method for monitoring an operating condition abnormity of an
oil pump electric motor and outlet pipes thereof. Applying soundprint recognition technology to a speed-regulating hydraulic
system of a
hydropower station, and rational
layout of on-site soundprint sensors realize real-time monitoring of operating conditions of an
oil pump electric motor and outlet pipes thereof, thereby improving the intelligence level of device management, and achieving an industrial demonstration effect. By means of
deep learning analysis of a soundprint fault sample
library combined with multi-dimensional factors such as pressure, liquid level and temperature, a soundprint-recognition-based multi-dimensional-factor logical determination process for abnormal operating conditions of an
oil pump electric motor and outlet pipes is designed, such that real-time monitoring and rapid locating of abnormal operating conditions such as base vibration, lubricating oil deficiency in an oil pump electric motor, pump body blade fracture,
check valve malfunction, incomplete closure or internal leakage of a drain valve, frequent loading and unloading of an oil pump, and
servomotor pipe pulsation are realized, so as to promptly use response measures such as automatic switching of main and standby oil pump electric motor units or automatic adjustment of
unit load. Using soundprint sensors and soundprint recognition technology to monitor the state of on-site devices in real time eliminates uncertainties in manual inspection, and improves the fault diagnosis and analysis efficiency.