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In order to effectively extract the key feature information hidden in the original vibration signal, this paper proposes a fault feature extraction method combining adaptive uniform phase local mean decomposition (AUPLMD) and refined time-shift multiscale weighted permutation entropy (RTSMWPE). The proposed method focuses on two aspects: solving th...
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Control valves play a vital role in process production. In practical applications, control valves are prone to blockage and leakage faults. At the small control valve openings, the vibration signals exhibit the drawbacks of significant interference and weak fault characteristics, which causes subpar fault diagnosis performance. To address the issue...
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... The results revealed that LMD is more suitable and performs better than EMD for the incipient fault detection. Song et al. 38 proposed a fault feature extraction method that combines adaptive uniform phase local mean decomposition (AUPLMD) and refined time-shift multiscale weighted permutation entropy (RTSMWPE) to recognize different categories and severities of reciprocating compressor valve faults. Yang and Zhou 39 utilized LMD and wavelet packet transform (WPT) to extract fault features of a diaphragm pump check valve. ...
The product functions (PFs) extracted by local mean decomposition (LMD) of the noisy signal contain obvious energy‐concentrated pulses. As a result, the conventional amplitude threshold filtering used in wavelet transform (WT)‐based and empirical mode decomposition (EMD)‐based de‐noising methods is no longer applicable. To address this issue, an improved signal de‐noising method is proposed by using the multi‐level local mean decomposition (ML‐LMD), the superposition and recombination (SR) of high‐order PFs, the outlier detection, and waveform smoothing (OD‐WS) to remove noise by eliminating the pulse components. The proposed method's superior noise reduction performance is demonstrated through theoretical analysis and experimental verification. Compared to well‐known methods like WT‐based and EMD‐based de‐noising, the results show that the proposed method has significant comparative advantages in reducing noise in rolling bearing signals.
