Fault Detection of Carbide Anvil Based on Hurst Exponent and BP Neural Network

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This paper proposed a novel diagnosis algorithm based on Hurst exponent and BP neural network to detect carbide anvil fault in synthetic diamond industry. Firstly, a sort of preprocessing algorithm is proposed, which uses the sliding window and energy threshold method to separate the pulse from initial continuous signal. Then, some characteristic parameters which are based on Hurst exponent are extracted from the separated pulse signal. These characteristic parameters are used to construct fault characteristic vectors. Finally, the BP neural network model was established for fault recognition. Experimental results show that the proposed fault detection method has high recognition rate of 96.7%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 805-806)

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1881-1886

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September 2013

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