Vibration Fault Diagnosis of Rotating Machine Based on the Principle of Entropy Increase

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Information fusion is the main method to improve diagnosis accuracy. In this paper, fusion information entropy is defined by fusing speed with three kinds of information entropy that are singular spectrum entropy in time domain, power spectrum entropy in frequency domain and wavelet energy spectrum entropy in time-frequency domain from multiple perspectives to describes vibration fault characteristics. According to the principle of entropy increase, condition information entropy increase of vibration fault are defined and used as new criterion for fault diagnosis, and the grey correlation between sample fault and typical fault is defined to realize the vibration fault diagnosis. Finally, the method’s effectiveness is verified by vibration simulation data from vibration fault simulator. The result shows that this method can identify 6 typical vibration faults correctly.

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June 2012

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