Abstract
Sparse representation theory can be adopted for fault feature extraction and classification. Inspired by these two capabilities of sparse representation theory, this paper proposes a novel collaborative sparsity-assisted fault diagnosis (CSFD) method. Specifically, due to the repeatability and sparsity of fault feature signal in the whole signal, the feature extraction capability of sparse representation is utilized to extract fault features and construct a feature matrix. Subsequently, owing to the sparsity of fault classification problem itself, the classification capability of sparse representation is employed to achieve fault classification. Moreover, fault feature extraction is a key issue for fault diagnosis. Therefore, in order to improve the effectiveness of fault feature extraction, a RC-adjustment strategy with the ability to adaptively adjust regularization parameter is designed to assist the generalized minimax-concave (GMC) penalty for feature extraction. The advantage of the GMC penalty is that it can establish a nonconvex sparse regularization model with convex optimization solution. Finally, the proposed CSFD method is tested and verified by Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) bearing dataset and actual engineering dataset. Especially, the diagnostic accuracy of this method can reach 99.92%, which is nearly 7.68% higher than the traditional method based on L1 norm penalty. Enormous experiment results have thoroughly demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed CSFD method for fault diagnosis.
Highlights
Rotor system is a critical part of mechanical systems, and is prone to occur various faults during continuous operation
To deal with these limitations mentioned above, owing to sparse representation with solid theoretical foundations and flexible forms, this paper proposes a novel collaborative sparsity-assisted fault diagnosis (CSFD) method
(3) Combined sparsity-assisted fault feature extraction and classification, this paper proposes a novel collaborative sparsity-assisted fault diagnosis (CSFD) method
Summary
Rotor system is a critical part of mechanical systems, and is prone to occur various faults during continuous operation. Li et al [13] employed the GMC penalty to ensure the accuracy of sparse decomposition for compound fault vibration signal of gearbox He et al [14] applied the nonconvex penalty regularization to deal with multiple faults in motor bearing. It is difficult to obtain the accurate theoretical value of feature frequency, and there exists an error between the theoretical value and the estimated one, which will inevitably affect the effectiveness of fault diagnosis To deal with these limitations mentioned above, owing to sparse representation with solid theoretical foundations and flexible forms, this paper proposes a novel collaborative sparsity-assisted fault diagnosis (CSFD) method. (2) Based on the GMC penalty with stronger sparsity and the introduced RC-adjustment strategy, this paper establishes a sparsity-assisted feature extraction method.
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