2020
DOI: 10.1002/stc.2672
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Vibration health monitoring of rolling bearings under variable speed conditions by novel demodulation technique

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“…Laval_2021 [76] Zhao_2021 [77] Cai_2018 [78] Sheen_2004 [79] Laval_2021 [76] Continuous vibration separation (CVS)…”
Section: Wireless Sensor Network (Wsn)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Laval_2021 [76] Zhao_2021 [77] Cai_2018 [78] Sheen_2004 [79] Laval_2021 [76] Continuous vibration separation (CVS)…”
Section: Wireless Sensor Network (Wsn)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The demodulation issue is addressed by Laval et al in [76], who discuss the impact of a limited spectral bandwidth filtering with Hilbert demodulation, evaluating the interactions between the amplitude and phase estimations. Zhao et al in [77] propose an optimizationbased demodulation transform based on an optimal demodulation operator (DO), which allows to transform the time-varying frequency component into a constant one so that the largest peak can be detected in the spectrum of the demodulated signal. This method is used for the rolling bearing fault characteristic frequency (FCF) estimation for diagnostic aims.…”
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“…In such situations, obtaining a correlation between the signal's time and frequency contents is always advantageous. As a result, FFT analysis is ineffective for detecting bearing characteristics, which are an essential component of the vibration signature [26][27][28].…”
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“…To in-situ monitor the operating status of drivetrain bearings, the temperature, vibration and sound were measured in most of the existing monitoring technologies [2][3][4], and many studies focus on the fault diagnosis method of the bearings [5][6][7]. However, abnormal temperature, vibration and sound are the symptom of bearing failure [4], not the cause of bearing failure.…”
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