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Research on fault diagnosis and feature extraction mechanism visualization of rotating machinery based on improved 1D CNN

Pengfei Pang Jian Tang(Member CCF) Ting Rui Jiancheng Gong Yuchen He

Abstrak

With the wide application of intelligent equipment in modern industrial production, it is particularly important to study how to intelligently sense the faults of rotating machinery, improve the diagnosis efficiency and enhance the interpretation ability of the diagnosis process. Although the traditional 1-D CNN performs well in fault diagnosis, it has limitations in capturing subtle changes and complex patterns of fault signals, and its interpretability needs to be improved. Therefore, based on the improved ELCNN model, this paper discusses its diagnosis mechanism in depth, aiming at providing a new idea for intelligent fault diagnosis of rotating machinery. The functions of convolutional layer and S-GAP layer in ELCNN are studied and analyzed. Through single-layer linear convolution, ELCNN can adaptively learn the frequency domain features of the signal and realize the lightweight of the model. At the same time, the S-GAP layer enhances the ability of ELCNN to capture the main peak frequency of fault signals through feature sparseness. The experimental results show that the accuracy of ELCNN in frequency domain feature extraction is more than 80 %. The main peak frequency extracted can effectively help engineers understand the basis of model judgment and improve the reliability of the model.

Penulis (5)

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Pengfei Pang

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Jian Tang(Member CCF)

T

Ting Rui

J

Jiancheng Gong

Y

Yuchen He

Format Sitasi

Pang, P., CCF), J.T., Rui, T., Gong, J., He, Y. (2024). Research on fault diagnosis and feature extraction mechanism visualization of rotating machinery based on improved 1D CNN. https://doi.org/10.1177/16878132241289258

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Informasi Jurnal
Tahun Terbit
2024
Bahasa
en
Total Sitasi
Sumber Database
CrossRef
DOI
10.1177/16878132241289258
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Open Access ✓