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Xiaoan Yan1, Tao Liu1, Mengyuan Fu1
1School of Mechatronics Engineering, Nanjing Forestry University, Nanjing 210037, China.
Abstract:
Aimed at the problem of fault characteristic information bearing vibration signals being easily submerged in some background noise and harmonic interference, a new algorithm named enhanced differential product weighted morphological filtering (EDPWMF) is proposed for bearing fault feature extraction. In this method, an enhanced differential product weighted morphological operator (EDPWO) is first constructed by means of infusing the differential product operation and weighted operation into four basic combination morphological operators. Subsequently, aiming at the disadvantage of the parameter selection of the structuring element (SE) of EDPWO depending on artificial experience, an index named fault feature ratio (FFR) is employed to automatically determine the flat SE length of EDPWO and search for the optimal weighting correlation factors. The fault diagnosis results of simulation signals and experimental bearing fault signals show that the proposed method can effectively extract bearing fault feature information from raw bearing vibration signals containing noise interference. Moreover, the filtering result obtained by the proposed method is better than that of traditional morphological filtering methods (e.g., AVG, STH and EMDF) through comparative analysis. This study provides a reference value for the construction of advanced morphological analysis methods.
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