Abstract
Rotating machinery is a linchpin in industrial processes, guaranteeing productivity and safety; however, faults like imbalance and misalignment jeopardize efficiency and reliability. Efficient condition monitoring, mainly via vibration analysis, is pivotal in preserving machinery performance and mitigating expensive operational disruptions. This research presents an innovative method for identifying compound imbalance-misalignment faults, which are frequently encountered yet often underestimated in industrial settings due to the intricacies involved in their detection. To tackle this challenge, the proposed methodology employs a novel Bessel transform for time-frequency domain (TFD) analysis and advanced nonlinear TFD features known as HU descriptors. A multidomain feature fusion strategy synthesizes comprehensive fault information, incorporating time, frequency, and TFD features. Additionally, feature selection using FA-based methods is employed to reduce the dimensionality of the feature space and enhance fault identification accuracy. Finally, a BiLSTM network is deployed to classify the features accurately and identify the faults. Through rigorous testing in a case study, the proposed methodology achieves a remarkable fault identification accuracy. This research offers a robust framework for addressing compound faults, significantly contributing to fault diagnosis in industrial settings.
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