The Application and Research of Order Analysis in Gearbox Fault Diagnosis

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This paper researched the failure mechanism of the gearbox and resample algorithm in order analysis. For diagnosing the types of gearbox’s fault by analyzing the acquisition of vibration signal and extracting the fault characteristics of the gear. A function that relation gearbox vibration signal amplitude to order and shaft speed and transform from the time domain signal to angular domain signal was deduced. The MQ250 gearbox model was applied for the experimental analysis in this paper, the fault mechanism function of this gearbox has been successfully verified and the gearbox fault characteristic information has been extracted.

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