2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ymssp.2016.04.017
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Normalization of vibration signals generated under highly varying speed and load with application to signal separation

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“…Repeat the above steps for 50 times, that is, J = 50, 50 MAFS j vectors would be got, which would be combined into a matrix MAFS with the dimension of 50 3 1024. The vector of MMAFS k is obtained with equation (4). Without loss of generality, repeat the prior steps for K = 100 times, a matrix MMAFS with a size of 100 3 1024 is obtained.…”
Section: Application Of the Methods On Simulated Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Repeat the above steps for 50 times, that is, J = 50, 50 MAFS j vectors would be got, which would be combined into a matrix MAFS with the dimension of 50 3 1024. The vector of MMAFS k is obtained with equation (4). Without loss of generality, repeat the prior steps for K = 100 times, a matrix MMAFS with a size of 100 3 1024 is obtained.…”
Section: Application Of the Methods On Simulated Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in practice, it is much more complex, almost no machine can work under stationary condition. 4,6 Under varying operation conditions, the vibration signals collected from rolling bearing systems usually carry heavy background noise and the fault characteristic frequency is not only modulated as a series of harmonics but also is smeared on the frequency spectrum. 7,8 Therefore, existing techniques based on the assumption of working in stationary or approximate stationary condition such as FFT cannot work well in extracting the overwhelmed remarkable information for fault diagnosis.…”
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“…In the analysis of energy consumption data in order to avoid the different characteristics of the data due to the difference in the size, the number of different levels of the prediction error is large, the characteristics are not obvious, the common method is to normalize the data processing [8] . The formula is as follows:…”
Section: Energy Consumption Data Normalization Research On Energy Savmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is also an application of complex Bayesian inference [17] to detect the damage type for various variants of load and rotational speed [7]. Separation of components related to variable speed and load can be found in the literature [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%