2018
DOI: 10.3390/e20070482
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Rolling Bearing Fault Diagnosis Based on Optimal Notch Filter and Enhanced Singular Value Decomposition

Abstract: The impulsive fault feature signal of rolling bearings at the early failure stage is easily contaminated by the fundamental frequency (i.e., the rotation frequency of the shaft) signal and background noise. To address this problem, this paper puts forward a rolling bearing weak fault diagnosis method with the combination of optimal notch filter and enhanced singular value decomposition. Firstly, in order to eliminate the interference of the fundamental frequency signal, the original signal was processed by the… Show more

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“…And the optimal parameter a o = 115.7 Hz can be automatically confirmed in terms of MFWEE minimum value. Then the filter length parameter is further optimized on the basis of a = a o , and the search scope is set as [20,200] with search step size of 1. The FWEE indicators of deconvolution signals, which are obtained by CYCBD with different filter lengths and optimal cyclic frequency a o = 115.7, are shown in 9c.…”
Section: Experimental Signal Analysis and Results Comparsionmentioning
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“…And the optimal parameter a o = 115.7 Hz can be automatically confirmed in terms of MFWEE minimum value. Then the filter length parameter is further optimized on the basis of a = a o , and the search scope is set as [20,200] with search step size of 1. The FWEE indicators of deconvolution signals, which are obtained by CYCBD with different filter lengths and optimal cyclic frequency a o = 115.7, are shown in 9c.…”
Section: Experimental Signal Analysis and Results Comparsionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 17b shows the calculated MFWEE values corresponding to different cyclic frequencies, and the optimal cyclic frequency a o = 79.4 Hz is selected based on the MFWEE minimum value. Within the scope of [20,200], the optimal filter length parameter is further searched with step size of 1. Figure 17c display s the calculated FWEE indicators corresponding to different filter lengths, and we can determinate the optimal filter length L o = 157 according to the FWEE minimum value.…”
Section: Engineering Signal Analysis and Results Comparsionmentioning
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