Research Article
Automatic Fault Diagnosis Technology of Roller Bearings of High-speed Rail Based on IFD and AE
@ARTICLE{10.4108/ew.3908, author={Na Meng and Sha Li and Meizhu Li and Jiang Wei and Sheng Wang}, title={Automatic Fault Diagnosis Technology of Roller Bearings of High-speed Rail Based on IFD and AE}, journal={EAI Endorsed Transactions on Energy Web}, volume={10}, number={1}, publisher={EAI}, journal_a={EW}, year={2023}, month={9}, keywords={Incipient Failure Detection, Acoustic emission, Roller bearing, Diagnostic technique}, doi={10.4108/ew.3908} }
- Na Meng
Sha Li
Meizhu Li
Jiang Wei
Sheng Wang
Year: 2023
Automatic Fault Diagnosis Technology of Roller Bearings of High-speed Rail Based on IFD and AE
EW
EAI
DOI: 10.4108/ew.3908
Abstract
INTRODUCTION: With the development of technology and policy support, high-speed rail's temporal and spatial layout is gradually expanding, and it becomes essential to ensure high-safety operation. OBJECTIVES: The real-time correlation fault diagnosis technology of critical components of electromechanical systems of high-speed trains is analyzed, and a new method of automatic fault diagnosis based on genetic support vector machine is proposed. METHODS: In this study, the Author combines two techniques, IFD and AE, and introduces an adaptive weighting algorithm to fuse the data of the two and experimentally verify their accuracy. RESULTS: The experimental results show that in the IFD experiment, the 2-point frequency at 1050 speed is 347.6 Hz, and the 3-point frequency is 498.4 Hz, both of which are very close to the 2 and 3 times frequencies of the 1-point frequency, and the multiplicative relationship is much more straightforward. CONCLUSION: Combining IFD and AE can realize automatic and accurate diagnosis of bearing state and pre-diagnosis of bearings by adaptive weighted fusion algorithm, which is effective in the practical mechanical diagnosis of rolling bearing faults in high-speed railroads.
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