Abstract
Accurate extraction of fault features from signals containing weak repetitive pulses is a critical issue in fault diagnosis of bearings. To address this challenge, a novel solution termed Fourier transform based on Local Maxima (FT-LM) is proposed in this paper. In the FT-LM method, local maxima are first extracted from signals, followed by the application of a Fourier transform to this sequence. Furthermore, to enhance the detection of repetitive pulses, the Short-Time Fourier Transform (STFT) and the unbiased autocorrelation function are integrated into the FT-LM, developing a post-processing algorithm called Fourier Transform based on Local Maxima of Autocorrelation Function (FT-LMACF). By employing a series of simulated signals and two sets of public experimental data, comparisons are made among the FT-LMACF, mainstream post-processing methods, the Kurtogram method and the spectral coherence based on the STFT. The results indicate that the FT-LMACF outperforms other algorithms in extracting fault features inherent in repetitive pulses.
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