A New De-Noising Method Based on Enhanced Time-Frequency Manifold and Kurtosis-Wavelet Dictionary for Rolling Bearing Fault Vibration Signal

Abstract

The transient pulses caused by local faults of rolling bearings are an important measurement information for fault diagnosis. However, extracting transient pulses from complex nonstationary vibration signals with a large amount of background noise is challenging, especially in the early stage. To improve the anti-noise ability and detect incipient faults, a novel signal de-noising method based on enhanced time-frequency manifold (ETFM) and kurtosis-wavelet dictionary is proposed. First, to mine the high-dimensional features, the C-C method and Cao’s method are combined to determine the embedding dimension and delay time of phase space reconstruction. Second, the input parameters of the liner local tangent space arrangement (LLTSA) algorithm are determined by the grid search method based on Renyi entropy, and the dimension is reduced by manifold learning to obtain the ETFM with the highest time-frequency aggregation. Finally, a kurtosis-wavelet dictionary is constructed for selecting the best atom and eliminating the noise and reconstruct the defective signal. Actual simulations showed that the proposed method is more effective in noise suppression than traditional algorithms and that it can accurately reproduce the amplitude and phase information of the raw signal.

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