To deal with the effective representation and extraction of incipient transient features of mechanical fault
a general sparsity based identification approach is proposed. This approach designs a sparsity optimization function that integrates impulsive feature preserving factor and penalty function factor
and takes the regularization parameter into consideration such as to address the actual factor weights in different situations. The majorization minimization is introduced to simplify the designed function into a series of convex optimization problems. A finite difference based numerical iterative method is developed for the proposed approach
and its fast convergence and numerical stability are illustrated. The proposed approach is versatile to digital signal processing of mechanical fault detecting practices
and is applied to bearing fault identifications in lab. It is shown that no matter in high or low noise backgrounds
the impulsive components are significantly enhanced
which can be verified in the dominant energy ratios of characteristic frequencies in the Hilbert envelope spectrum. This approach is also utilized to conduct bearing fault diagnosis of traction part of electrical locomotive
and the impulsive features masked by heavy colored noises are effectively detected in time domain and spectral domain.
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