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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2007 No.7WEIGHTED PHASE SPACE RECONSTRUCTION ALGORITHM FOR NOISE REDUCTION AND ITS APPLICATION

WEIGHTED PHASE SPACE RECONSTRUCTION

ALGORITHM FOR NOISE REDUCTION

AND ITS APPLICATION

 

LÜ Yong1  LI Yourong1  XU Jinwu2

(1.College of Mechanical Engineering and Automation, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430081;
2.College of Mechanical Engineering, Universtity of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083 )

 

Abstract: Based on phase space reconstruction and decomposition, the weighted phase space reconstruction algorithm for noise reduction makes the time series continuation from one dimension to higher dimension, which transforms the feature not easily discriminated in one dimension to the attractor easily discriminated in higher dimension. Distinguishing the different nature and feature of the attractor in higher dimension and projecting the signal from higher dimension to one dimension by adapting the Hanning weighting windows, the natural feature of signal is displayed sufficiently. When the machinery breaks down, their vibration signals often include nonlinear and non-stationary feature. The algorithm is proposed to use for the noise reduction of machinery. This algorithm was analyzed and certificated by numeric value simulation and gear fault diagnosis. The result makes known that this algorithm is good on noise reduction for this kind of signal.

Key words: Time series analysis Noise reduction Phase space reconstruction Fault diagnoses

CLC No: TN911.7 TH113.1

湖北省自然科学基金资助项目(2005ABA287). Received 20060805, received in revised form 20070308

 
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