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Piecewise Hybrid System with Cross-Correlation Spectral Kurtosis for Fault Diagnosis in Rolling Bearing of Wind Power Generator
by Shan Wang, Zijian Qiao and Pingjuan Niu
Electronics 2023, 12(7), 1548; https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12071548 - 25 Mar 2023
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As the core equipment of wind turbines, rolling bearings affect the normal operation of wind power generators, resulting in huge economic losses and significant social impacts in the case of faults. Most faults are not easily found because of the small vibration response [...] Read more.
As the core equipment of wind turbines, rolling bearings affect the normal operation of wind power generators, resulting in huge economic losses and significant social impacts in the case of faults. Most faults are not easily found because of the small vibration response of these rolling bearings that operate in harsh conditions. To address the problem that the fault identifications of rolling bearings are disturbed by the strong noise in wind power generators, an adaptive nonlinear method based on a piecewise hybrid stochastic resonance system with a novel cross-correlation spectral kurtosis is proposed. Then, the vibration signals collected from the fault point of the outer and inner rings are used to clarify the outstanding capability of the proposed method when compared with the maximum cross-correlation-kurtosis-based unsaturated stochastic resonance method. Furthermore, the machine learning method based on the medium tree was adopted to further prove the excellent performance of the piecewise hybrid stochastic resonance system with a novel cross-correlation spectral kurtosis for realizing the efficient detection of rolling bearing faults in wind power generators, which has important innovation significance and practical engineering value for ensuring the safe and stable operation of wind turbines. Full article
(This article belongs to the Topic Advanced Systems Engineering: Theory and Applications)
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