An Improved CEEMDAN Time-Domain Energy Entropy Method for the Failure Mode Identification of the Rolling Bearing
As a key component of a mechanical system, the extraction and accurate identification of rolling bearing fault feature information are of great importance to guarantee the normal operation of the mechanical system. Aiming at that the extraction of rolling bearing fault features and traditional suppo...
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Hindawi Limited
2021
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| Sumario: | As a key component of a mechanical system, the extraction and accurate identification of rolling bearing fault feature information are of great importance to guarantee the normal operation of the mechanical system. Aiming at that the extraction of rolling bearing fault features and traditional support vector machine parameters affects the overall accuracy of pattern classification, the improved CEEMDAN (complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise) time-domain energy entropy-based model for fault pattern recognition is proposed. The ICEEMDAN method is developed to decompose the signal to obtain the IMF component series. Then, the particular IMF components are selected according to the trend of correlation coefficient and variance contribution rate; meanwhile, the information entropy (power spectral entropy, singular spectral entropy, and time-domain energy entropy) of the screened IMF components is calculated to construct the feature vector sets, respectively. Finally, the feature vector sets are input into the PSO-SVM (particle swarm optimization-support vector machine) based model for training and pattern recognition. The effectiveness of the proposed method of the improved CEEMDAN time-domain energy entropy and PSO-SVM model is testified through numerical simulation and experiments on rolling bearing datasets. The comparison proceeded with the other mainstream intelligent recognition techniques indicates the superiority of the method with the diagnostic accuracy of 100% as for the final validation. |
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