Abstract
This paper proposes a noise reduction technique that combines empirical mode decomposition (EMD) and wavelet thresholding to eliminate the noise interference caused by metal slag in the steel cord conveyor belt damage signal. Initially, the original signal undergoes decomposition by EMD into high- and low-frequency intrinsic mode function (IMF) components based on metal slag signal feature analysis. The wavelet threshold de-noising method is then applied to filter out the high-frequency noise while preserving the low-frequency IMF components. The IMF components containing slag noise are discarded, and the filtered signal and the low-frequency IMF components are used for signal reconstruction to obtain an optimal noise reduction effect. The study demonstrates that this method is more effective in suppressing metal slag noise, environmental noise, and other noise interferences than traditional EMD decomposition noise reduction and wavelet threshold noise reduction methods. This research provides a valuable reference for noise reduction in steel cord conveyor belt detection data.
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