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A cointegration-based monitoring method for rolling bearings working in time-varying operational conditions
- Source :
- Meccanica. 52:1201-1217
- Publication Year :
- 2016
- Publisher :
- Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2016.
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Abstract
- Most conventional diagnostic methods for fault diagnosis in rolling bearings are able to work only for the case of stationary operating conditions (constant speed and load), whereas, bearings often work at time-varying conditions. Some methods have been proposed for damage detection in bearings working under time-varying speed conditions. However, their application might increase the instrumentation cost because of providing a phase reference signal. Furthermore, some methods such as order tracking methods can only be applied for limited speed variations. In this study, a novel combined method for fault detection in rolling bearings based on cointegration is proposed for the development of fault features which are sensitive to the presence of defects while in the same time they are insensitive to changes in the operational conditions. The method makes use solely of the measured vibration signals and does not require any additional measurements while it can identify defects even for considerable speed variations. The signals acquired during run-up condition are decomposed into zero-mean modes called intrinsic mode functions using the performance improved ensemble empirical mode decomposition method. Then, the cointegration, which is finding stationary linear combination of some non-stationary time series, is applied to the intrinsic mode functions to extract stationary residuals. The feature vectors are created by applying the Teager–Kaiser energy operator to the obtained stationary residuals. Finally, the feature vectors of the healthy bearing signals are utilized to construct a separating hyperplane using the one-class support vector machine method. Eventually the proposed method was applied to vibration signals measured on an experimental bearing test rig. The results confirm that the method can be successfully applied to distinguish between healthy and faulty bearings even if the shaft speed changes dramatically.
- Subjects :
- One-class support vector machine
0209 industrial biotechnology
Computer science
Feature vector
02 engineering and technology
Teager–Kaiser energy operator (TKEO)
Fault (power engineering)
01 natural sciences
Fault detection and isolation
Hilbert–Huang transform
law.invention
020901 industrial engineering & automation
law
Control theory
Time-varying operating conditions
0103 physical sciences
Performance improved ensemble empirical mode decomposition (PIEEMD)
010301 acoustics
Bearing (mechanical)
Cointegration
Mechanical Engineering
Rolling bearings fault detection
Mechanics of Materials
Condensed Matter Physics
Support vector machine
Vibration
TJ
Order tracking
Subjects
Details
- ISSN :
- 15729648 and 00256455
- Volume :
- 52
- Database :
- OpenAIRE
- Journal :
- Meccanica
- Accession number :
- edsair.doi.dedup.....753e169ef64d0e50126179b9942f2e54