A Fault Diagnosis Method for Piston Pump Under Variable Speed Conditions Using Parameterized Demodulation[J]. 2021, 55(10): 19-29.
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A Fault Diagnosis Method for Piston Pump Under Variable Speed Conditions Using Parameterized Demodulation[J]. 2021, 55(10): 19-29.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb202110003.
A Fault Diagnosis Method for Piston Pump Under Variable Speed Conditions Using Parameterized Demodulation
In order to solve the problem of low fault diagnosis accuracy of piston pump under variable speed conditions
caused by the difficulty of time-varying signal features extraction and noise suppression
a piston pump cavitation detection method based on parameterized demodulation is proposed. Firstly
a particle swarm optimization algorithm is used to estimate the phase parameters of the key component of the pump outlet time-varying pressure signal
and the signal is demodulated to be stabilized and filtered according to the estimated parameters. Then the filtered signal is recovered to obtain a single signal component. The above steps of parameterized demodulation are iteratively performed to extract all key components and realize signal reconstruction. Finally
the reconstructed signal is sliced to construct the dataset
which is then fed into one dimensional convolutional long short term memory neural network(1DCNN-LSTM)to extract local features and learn long-term time series information
so as to realize the accurate identification of the piston pump cavitation degrees. The fluid simulation signals validate the effectiveness of the parameterized demodulation in extracting signal components. Real signals are used to conduct cavitation fault diagnosis experiments. The results show that
compared with the diagnostic method without the parameterized demodulation
the identification accuracy increases by 6.5%
and achieves to 95.4%
and the proposed model has better generalization performance. In the strong noise environment with SNR of 0 dB
the accuracy rate of diagnosis is maintained above 90%.
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