A fault diagnosis method for nuclear power plants rotating machinery based on deep learning under imbalanced samples

Yin, Wenzhe; Xia, Hong; Huang, Xueying; Wang, Zhichao

doi:10.1016/j.anucene.2024.110340

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“…Li et al [27] introduced an auxiliary generative mutual adversarial network (AGMAN) to address the issue of imbalanced mechanical equipment defect monitoring samples in air-engines. Addressing the issue of imbalanced fault samples in rotating gear within nuclear power facilities, Yin et al [28] used the adaptive synthetic sampling (ADASYN) method to generate multi-channel vibration data for sample augmentation. Lu et al [29] used a Gaussian mixture model and introduced a density peak clustering (DPC) to improve the classification performance of unbalanced samples of rolling bearings.…”

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Fault diagnosis method and experimental research of reciprocating seal based on CFD-GAN-AE

Zhang,

Hu,

2024

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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Hydraulic impactors are crucial for oil and gas exploration, but seal failure is a common issue, having an effective technique for diagnosing sealing faults can provide dependable operational and maintenance assistance for Hydraulic impactors. However, identifying wear failures is challenging and there is limited data available, there has been significant interest in intelligent defect diagnosis technology that is based on deep learning in recent years. Therefore, we propose a method to enhance the data and identify faults through deep learning. Initially, the CFD method was used to simulate seal leakage and determine whether factors such as pressure can indicate varying levels of leaking in the seal, this approach provides a theoretical foundation for signal gathering experiments. Next, the EMD approach is used to separate the non-smooth pressure signal from the seal experiment, revealing fault features that indicate the extent of leakage. Finally, the improved GAN method is suggested to balance imbalanced samples by utilizing the sample overlap rate, it is paired with the AE algorithm to categorize different levels of leakage. Furthermore, a comparative analysis is conducted between the proposed methodology and several classical fault diagnosis methods. This work investigates seal damage through the lens of computational fluid dynamics and the fault identification of uneven seal samples is accomplished.

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