The rotating machinery,as a typical example of large and complex mechanical systems,is prone to diversified sorts of mechanical faults,especially on their rotating components.Although they can be collected via vibrati...The rotating machinery,as a typical example of large and complex mechanical systems,is prone to diversified sorts of mechanical faults,especially on their rotating components.Although they can be collected via vibration measurements,the critical fault signatures are always masked by overwhelming interfering contents,therefore difficult to be identified.Moreover,owing to the distinguished time-frequency characteristics of the machinery fault signatures,classical dyadic wavelet transforms(DWTs) are not perfect for detecting them in noisy environments.In order to address the deficiencies of DWTs,a pseudo wavelet system(PWS) is proposed based on the filter constructing strategies of wavelet tight frames.The presented PWS is implemented via a specially devised shift-invariant filterbank structure,which generates non-dyadic wavelet subbands as well as dyadic ones.The PWS offers a finer partition of the vibration signal into the frequency-scale plane.In addition,in order to correctly identify the essential transient signatures produced by the faulty mechanical components,a new signal impulsiveness measure,named spatial spectral ensemble kurtosis(SSEK),is put forward.SSEK is used for selecting the optimal analyzing parameters among the decomposed wavelet subbands so that the masked critical fault signatures can be explicitly recognized.The proposed method has been applied to engineering fault diagnosis cases,in which the processing results showed its effectiveness and superiority to some existing methods.展开更多
A general A-P iterative algorithm in a shift-invariant space is presented. We use the algorithm to show reconstruction of signals from weighted samples and also show that the general improved algorithm has better conv...A general A-P iterative algorithm in a shift-invariant space is presented. We use the algorithm to show reconstruction of signals from weighted samples and also show that the general improved algorithm has better convergence rate than the existing one. An explicit estimate for a guaranteed rate of convergence is given.展开更多
基金supported financially by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51275382 and 11176024)the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Grant No.20110201130001)
文摘The rotating machinery,as a typical example of large and complex mechanical systems,is prone to diversified sorts of mechanical faults,especially on their rotating components.Although they can be collected via vibration measurements,the critical fault signatures are always masked by overwhelming interfering contents,therefore difficult to be identified.Moreover,owing to the distinguished time-frequency characteristics of the machinery fault signatures,classical dyadic wavelet transforms(DWTs) are not perfect for detecting them in noisy environments.In order to address the deficiencies of DWTs,a pseudo wavelet system(PWS) is proposed based on the filter constructing strategies of wavelet tight frames.The presented PWS is implemented via a specially devised shift-invariant filterbank structure,which generates non-dyadic wavelet subbands as well as dyadic ones.The PWS offers a finer partition of the vibration signal into the frequency-scale plane.In addition,in order to correctly identify the essential transient signatures produced by the faulty mechanical components,a new signal impulsiveness measure,named spatial spectral ensemble kurtosis(SSEK),is put forward.SSEK is used for selecting the optimal analyzing parameters among the decomposed wavelet subbands so that the masked critical fault signatures can be explicitly recognized.The proposed method has been applied to engineering fault diagnosis cases,in which the processing results showed its effectiveness and superiority to some existing methods.
基金This work is supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （10771190, 10801136）, the Mathematical Tianyuan Foundation of China NSF （10526036）, China Postdoctoral Science Foundation （20060391063）, Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province （07300434）
文摘A general A-P iterative algorithm in a shift-invariant space is presented. We use the algorithm to show reconstruction of signals from weighted samples and also show that the general improved algorithm has better convergence rate than the existing one. An explicit estimate for a guaranteed rate of convergence is given.
