2021
DOI: 10.1109/access.2021.3130637
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Compound Fault Diagnosis of Aero-Engine Rolling Element Bearing Based on CCA Blind Extraction

Abstract: Fault diagnosis of aero-engine spindle bearing is a critical technique of engine prognostics and health management. As is known that the diagnosis of compound fault of aero-engine spindle bearing is very difficult and easily affected by other vibration interference signals. We present a CCA criterion based method for blind extraction of specific fault signal from multi-channel observations, which is applicable to compound fault diagnosis of aero-engine spindle bearing. The proposed method uses the different fa… Show more

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“…BSP, also known as Bind Signal Separation (BSS), has been widely developed for solving the problem of compound fault diagnosis. Various effective algorithms have been proposed, such as Independent Component Analysis (ICA) [64][65][66][67], Sparse Component Analysis (SCA) [68][69][70][71], Morphological Component Analysis (MCA) [72], and other methods [73,74]. These algorithms can separate the identification characteristics of each single fault source from the complex monitoring signals, to accurately evaluate the health conditions of rotating machinery.…”
Section: ) Blind Signal Processing-based Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…BSP, also known as Bind Signal Separation (BSS), has been widely developed for solving the problem of compound fault diagnosis. Various effective algorithms have been proposed, such as Independent Component Analysis (ICA) [64][65][66][67], Sparse Component Analysis (SCA) [68][69][70][71], Morphological Component Analysis (MCA) [72], and other methods [73,74]. These algorithms can separate the identification characteristics of each single fault source from the complex monitoring signals, to accurately evaluate the health conditions of rotating machinery.…”
Section: ) Blind Signal Processing-based Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from the bearing compound faults, Yu et al proposed an improved MCA method for the compound fault diagnosis of gearboxes under the scenario when a gear fault and a bearing fault occur at the same time [72], in which there are two different components (one is the meshing component caused by gear fault, the other one is the periodic impulse component caused by bearing fault) that coupled in the compound fault signal. Additionally, other methods, such as the Null-Space Pursuit (NSP) [73] and Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA) [74], have also been applied in the compound fault diagnosis for aero-engine rolling element bearing by scholars.…”
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“…The canonical correlation analysis algorithm (CCA) is a common method for principal component extraction among multidimensional variables. This algorithm [24] extracts the principal components t 1 and m 1 from the system data using correlations, where t 1 and m 1 are linear combinations of the input and output data, respectively.…”
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“…The successful application of CAF theory in signal processing is presented in [25]. In a word, bearing compound fault diagnosis has numerous research achievements in the aspects of cyclostationarity theory [26,27], blind source separation [28,29], deep learning [30,31] and acoustic emission technology [32,33] The overall framework of the paper is as follows: the algorithm theory of MCKD, VMD and CAF are simply explained in section 2. The process of optimizing MCKD with IPSO algorithm is mainly described in section 3.1.…”
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confidence: 99%