Abstract

This article describes an acoustic-based fault detection technique of three-stage planetary gearbox in actual engineering applications. The proposed technique was used to extract weak fault signal features. The measured acoustic signals were converted into the path graph from a new perspective in the graph spectral domain. Then an optimized spectral graph wavelet transform method is proposed to decompose the path graph into multiple components. Furthermore, reference signal was constructed based on the structure of planetary gearbox, and the fault-related component is output by comparing the similarity between the constructed reference signal and the decomposed components. Finally, the envelope spectrum analysis is further adopted to identify faults. The proposed supervised adaptive spectral graph wavelet transform (SASGWT) method has better performance than traditional wavelet decomposition method. The weak fault detection effect based on acoustic signals is superior to vibration signals under the experimental conditions of this work.

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