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A degradation feature extraction technique based on static divided symbol sequence entropy
Chunxia Gu1, Juan Bi2, Bing Wang3
1School of Economics & Management, Shanghai Maritime University, Shanghai, China.
Abstract:
Due to the doping of considerable noise and impact components in vibration signals of quay crane gearboxes, some traditional methods have difficulty uncovering degradation patterns. To accurately extract degradation features from vibration monitoring signals, a degradation feature extraction technique based on static divided symbol sequence entropy is proposed. Based on the basic scale entropy technique, considering the uniformity of the symbolization standard, the technique takes the root mean square of the health condition signal as the basis and incorporates the scale coefficient to establish a uniform basic scale. Simultaneously, the symbol set is expanded to enhance the information content and the ability of the approach to characterize the complexity levels of signals in large-value regions. Therefore, the proposed static divided symbol sequence entropy technique can accurately and flexibly characterize performance degradations. The logistic chaotic sequence and the lifetime signal of hoisting mechanism gearbox are separately used for analysis. It shows that the proposed technique can characterize the complexity of the nonlinear time series and sensitively describe the performance degradation exhibited by hoisting mechanism gearbox. This technique is computationally fast, and it can be implemented as a foundation for developing new methods for evaluating the health conditions of quay crane gearboxes.
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