Abstract
Rotating machinery is indispensable mechanical equipment in modern industrial production. However, rotating machinery is usually under heavy load. Due to the complexity of its structure and the severity of its working conditions, it is urgent to find effective condition monitoring methods and fault maintenance strategies for its safe and reliable operation. The conditional random field is derived from the maximum entropy model, which solves the problem of label bias and improves the convergence speed of model training. Combining Kriging theory and random field theory, this study proposes a three-dimensional conditional random field generation method based on failure time, applies this method to the comparison of measured data and other nonconditional random fields, and then analyzes the failure probability of rotating machinery in the failure process by combining the numerical calculation results and reliability theory. It is found that the conditional random field generation method can effectively describe the spatial variability of rotating machinery parameters. Compared with the nonconditional random field, the reliability index of rotating machinery failure time is improved by 0.8823, so the conditional random field can better describe the reliability of rotating machinery.
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