Abstract
Repetitive transients excited by local damage to rotating machinery are often submerged in severe background noise. Extracting repetitive fault transients under noise interference is key to bearing failure detection and damage tracking. Variational multiharmonic duality mode pursuit is an effective tool for accurately extracting repetitive fault transients and eliminating irrelevant noise. However, its input parameters typically require manual configuration, and its performance is significantly influenced by these settings. To handle the above problem, this article proposes a dual-domain filtering approach named enhanced spectral structure-guided variational model (ESSGVM) for bearing failure detection. First, according to the frequency component differences in the spectrum, the spectral structure-guided variational mode extraction is introduced to decompose the vibration signal without introducing prior parameters. Then, the optimal mode is selected by a novel blind feature indicator which takes into account both the impulsiveness and periodicity of transients feature. To further strengthen the transients feature and suppress in-band interference, adaptive variational multiharmonic duality mode pursuit is performed to refine repetitive fault transients from the enhanced signal while maintaining transient amplitude. A synergistic combination of dual-domain filtering enables precise spectrum separation and accurate transient extraction, significantly improving fault feature clarity and detection accuracy. Simulations and experiments showcase the superior ability of the ESSGVM to detect bearing failure.
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