Abstract
Electric motors are primary actuators in modern manufacturing, and timely diagnosis of motor faults is crucial for ensuring production safety, improving parts quality, and controlling maintenance costs. Research on data-driven fault diagnosis approaches plays a critical role in the effective utilization of motor monitoring information. However, early failure signal of motors is faint and often coupled with a significant amount of noise, making it necessary to develop advanced data enhancement techniques. Thus, this study develops a novel diagnostic model that integrates band-adaptive adaptive chirp mode decomposition (BAACMD) and multi-stage cyclic kinematic deconvolution (MCKD) methods. Specifically, BAACMD is used to adaptively decompose fault signals, effectively removing noise and isolating the relevant fault features. Then, MCKD is employed to enhance the periodicity and cyclic behavior of fault data, making fault characteristics more distinguishable. Finally, a convolutional neural network is used to categorize enhanced fault features, improving diagnostic accuracy. We evaluated our proposed approach’s performance on the motor bearing dataset and compared it to other cutting-edge techniques. Results show that our method outperforms existing deep learning methods in terms of fault diagnosis accuracy and robustness.
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