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The invention discloses a fault diagnosis method for a bearing of an oil transfer pump, which is characterized by comprising the following steps of: (1) carrying out data acquisition on a bearing vibration signal by adopting an acceleration sensor, and carrying out EMD (empirical mode decomposition) and IMF (intrinsic mode function) envelope spectrum analysis to obtain sample data characteristic physical quantity; (2) processing the sample data characteristic physical quantity based on the bearing fault characteristic matrix to obtain a BPA value as a BPA evidence; (3) and improving the D-S evidence reasoning rule to fuse the BPA evidence to obtain a bearing fault diagnosis result. The oil delivery pump bearing fault diagnosis method provided by the invention can be used for processing partial data failure or abnormal conditions caused by sensor damage in a plurality of bearing acceleration sensors.

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Oil transfer pump bearing fault diagnosis method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of bearing fault diagnosis, and provides a method for diagnosing a bearing fault of an oil delivery pump for ensuring the transportation safety and economic benefit of an oil pipeline.
Background
Petroleum is an important resource for guaranteeing the high-speed and stable development of national economy, pipeline transportation is used as an efficient, economic and safe transportation mode, and the petroleum transportation mode becomes the preferred transportation mode of petroleum transportation by virtue of incomparable advantages of other traditional transportation. The oil transfer pump becomes the most critical movable equipment in pipeline transportation, and the stable operation of the oil transfer pump directly influences the safety of a petroleum pipeline transportation system.
At present, the diagnosis of the bearing fault of the oil delivery pump is simply judged based on a single sensor under most conditions, for example, the fault characteristics are extracted by collecting single state signals of equipment, such as vibration, temperature and flow state, so that the fault is identified. Under natural or human interference conditions, there is a significant risk of using a single sensor, and failure of a single sensor may result in misjudgment of the equipment failure state. The multiple sensors can reduce the misjudgment risk, and the obtained information is inevitably uncertain under the interference condition, so that the conflict information exists. Methods such as mathematical averaging or simple logic processing are often used to identify erroneous fault diagnosis results because of the inability to process such conflicting information.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a novel method for diagnosing the faults of a bearing of an oil transfer pump, which aims at solving the problems of high risk and uncertainty of identifying the faults of the oil transfer pump by a single sensor.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a fault diagnosis method for a bearing of an oil transfer pump comprises the following steps:
(1) acquiring data of the bearing vibration signals by adopting an acceleration sensor, and performing EMD (empirical mode decomposition) and IMF (intrinsic mode function) envelope spectrum analysis to obtain sample data characteristic physical quantity;
(2) processing the sample data characteristic physical quantity based on the bearing fault characteristic matrix to obtain a BPA value as a BPA evidence;
(3) and improving the D-S evidence reasoning rule to fuse the BPA evidence to obtain a bearing fault diagnosis result.
Specifically, in the step (1), a plurality of acceleration sensors are adopted to detect bearing vibration so as to obtain a fault vibration signal, frequency spectrum analysis is carried out on the signal, on the basis, the fault vibration signal is further decomposed into the sum of at least three intrinsic mode functions IMF through EMD empirical mode, the first three intrinsic mode functions IMF are taken to carry out envelope spectrum analysis respectively, and sample data characteristic physical quantity is obtained.
Specifically, in the step (2), based on the gray correlation degree, calculating the gray correlation degree of the collected sample data characteristic physical quantity and the bearing fault characteristic matrix to obtain the BPA evidence, wherein the process is as follows:
a: the rolling bearing faults are specifically divided into inner ring faults, outer ring faults and rolling body faults, and are sequentially recorded as fault domains { A }1,A2,A3Taking the respective failure characteristic frequency as the characteristic physical quantity, soBarrier { A1,A2,A3The characteristic reference sequence of (x)t1,xt2,xt3) T is 1,2, 3; characteristic reference sequence (x)t1,xt2,xt3) The element values in t 1,2 and 3 are obtained by theoretical calculation in advance or processing and counting a large number of historical faults and corresponding sample data; forming a bearing reference fault characteristic matrix:
Figure BDA0001606679730000021
b: recording the characteristic physical quantity of sample data obtained after EMD processing and envelope spectrum analysis of bearing vibration signals acquired by the ith acceleration sensor as P(i)=(y(i) 1,y(i) 2,y(i) 3) I is 1,2, …, n, n represents the number of sensors; calculating P(i)For fault domain { A1,A2,A3Gray scale of { gamma) } degree of gray scalei1i2i3}:
B1: calculating P(i)For fault AtCorrelation coefficient alpha in q dimensiontq
Figure BDA0001606679730000022
Wherein t is 1,2,3, q is 1,2,3, and rho is a resolution coefficient and is between 0 and 1;
B2:P(i)to AtHas a gray scale relation of gammait
Figure BDA0001606679730000023
C: normalized gray degree of association { gammai1i2i3Get the ith evidence information to failure AtEvidence of BPA of mi(At):
Figure BDA0001606679730000024
Specifically, in the step (3), BPA evidences are fused based on the inter-evidence conflict factor k, different fusion formulas are adopted for different k values, and the calculation of the inter-evidence conflict factor k specifically includes:
recording the focal yuan as AtT is 1,2, 3; BPA evidences acquired by data acquired by the ith and the j acceleration sensors are respectively expressed as mi=(mi(A1),mi(A2),mi(A3) And m) andj=(mj(A1),mj(A2),mj(A3) I, j denotes the number of the acceleration sensors, i, j ═ 1,2, …, n, n denotes the number of bearing acceleration sensors, the collision factor k of n BPA evidence sets is calculated:
combining evidence groups pairwise, and calculating the conflict factor kijTake kijAs the collision factor k of the data source, i.e.:
Figure BDA0001606679730000031
k=max(kij) (5)
specifically, in step (3), when k is less than 0.779, evidence is fused with the formula m (A)t) Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0001606679730000032
obtaining probability distribution m (A) deduced based on each evidence source, namely acceleration sensor informationt) Selecting m (A)t) Fault a corresponding to maximum valuetAs a final oil transfer pump bearing fault diagnosis result.
Specifically, in the step (3), when k is greater than or equal to 0.779, the evidence fusion step specifically comprises:
a: calculate for the same focal element AtT 1,2,3, distance d between two evidence of BPAij(At):
Figure BDA0001606679730000033
Aligning n BPA evidences to a certain focal length AtThe distance matrix of (A) is regularized to obtain a matrix D*(At):
Figure BDA0001606679730000034
Wherein: dij *=dij(At)/dmax,dmax=max{dij(At)};0<dij *<1;
B: support matrix and other confidence calculation
Defining a support matrix Y (A)t)=1-D*(At) I.e. Y (A)t) Middle element yij=1-dij *,yii=1:
Figure BDA0001606679730000035
Mixing Y (A)t) Adding according to columns and normalizing to obtain the credibility vector Sup (A)t):
Sup(At)=[Sup1(At),Sup2(At),…Supn(At)](10)
Supi(At) Representing for the same focal element AtOther evidence to evidence EiThe degree of support of;
separately calculate { A ] for different focal elements1,A2,A3Sup of (A)t),
Define his confidence matrix Z for evidence:
Figure BDA0001606679730000041
line i of Z reflects other evidence for evidence EiThe degree of support of;
averaging the rows of Z to obtain evidence EiHis degree of confidence ti
Absolute confidence of others Ti=ti/max{ti};
C: evidence correction
Based on the obtained absolute confidence TiAnd correcting the trust distribution value of the evidence and recording as m*:mi *(At)=Ti*mi(At) I is 1,2, … n, and since the absolute confidence level is not always 1, adding the confidence distribution value m of the unknown focal element into the corrected data sourcei *(X):
Figure BDA0001606679730000042
Namely, the correction sequence form is as follows: original evidence BPA is mi=(mi(A1),mi(A2),mi(A3) Corrected BPA of m)i *
mi *=(mi *(A1),mi *(A2),mi *(A3),mi *(X))
=[Timi(A1),Timi(A2),Timi(A3),1-Timi(A1)-Timi(A2)-Timi(A3)]
D: blending formula m (A)t):
Figure BDA0001606679730000045
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0001606679730000043
p(At) Is At、AaAssign A in conflicttThe method comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0001606679730000044
p*(At) Is Aa、AbAssign A in conflicttThe method comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0001606679730000051
during calculation, for n evidences obtained by n acceleration sensors, the 1 st evidence m is taken firstly1 *2 nd evidence m2 *Performing rational synthesis according to the formula (12), and then combining the synthetic result with the 3 rd evidence m3 *Synthesizing and repeatedly executing until the last evidence mn *Synthesizing to obtain probability distribution m (A) deduced based on information of each evidence source, namely each acceleration sensort) Selecting m (A)t) Fault A corresponding to medium probability maximumtAs a final oil transfer pump bearing fault diagnosis result.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. the oil delivery pump bearing fault diagnosis method provided by the invention can be used for processing partial data failure or abnormal conditions caused by sensor damage in a plurality of bearing acceleration sensors.
2. The method is suitable for the condition of consistent information of the multi-bearing acceleration sensor and the condition of information conflict of the multi-bearing acceleration sensor.
3. The invention provides a new information reasoning and synthesizing formula, which is more reasonable in distribution of conflict information, fuses the obtained information to the maximum extent and enhances the reliability of the recognition result.
4. The invention provides a new information reasoning and synthesizing formula, has faster convergence speed and better fusion effect, and can identify the correct target under the condition of less evidence groups.
5. The misjudgment rate of the diagnosis of the bearing fault of the oil transfer pump is reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for diagnosing a bearing fault of an oil transfer pump according to the present invention
FIG. 2 is a time domain waveform and a frequency spectrum of an original vibration signal of a fault signal 1 to be detected in a data processing step of the sensor 1 in the embodiment
FIG. 3 is the three IMF time domain waveforms after EMD decomposition of the fault signal to be detected 1 in the data processing step of the sensor 1 in the embodiment
FIG. 4 shows three IMF spectra of data processing steps taken by the sensor 1 in an embodiment
FIG. 5 shows three IMF envelope spectra of data processing steps taken by the sensor 1 in an embodiment
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the following examples.
A fault diagnosis method for a bearing of an oil transfer pump adopts a plurality of bearing acceleration sensors to acquire bearing vibration signals and diagnoses faults according to the processing of the vibration signals. The novel oil transfer pump fault diagnosis method mainly comprises the following steps: the method comprises three parts, namely a data acquisition processing step, a Basic Probability Assignment (BPA) step and an evidence reasoning synthesis fault identification step.
Take a 1.5KW motor, for example, with the bearing being tested supporting the motor shaft. The method comprises the steps of arranging a single-point fault on a bearing by using an electric spark machining technology, wherein the fault diameter is 0.1778mm, collecting vibration signals by using an acceleration sensor, collecting the vibration signals by using a DAT recorder with 16 channels, and processing the vibration signals in an MATLAB environment at the later stage. The sampling frequency is 12000Hz, and the bearing rotating speed is 1772 r/min.
The size of the bearing is as follows: (Unit: inch)
Diameter of inner ring Outer diameter Thickness of Diameter of rolling element Pitch diameter
0.9843 2.0472 0.5906 0.3126 1.537
Failure frequency (multiple of rotating speed Hz)
Inner ring Outer ring Holding rack Rolling body
5.4152 3.5848 0.39828 4.7135
1. Collected data processing step
And calculating the fault frequency according to the parameters to obtain the fault frequency of the inner ring of 159.93Hz, the fault frequency of the outer ring of 105.87Hz and the fault frequency of the rolling body of 139.21 Hz. And carrying out spectrum analysis on the acquired vibration signal by utilizing matlab, further decomposing the fault vibration signal into the sum of at least three intrinsic mode functions IMF by EMD empirical mode on the basis, and respectively carrying out envelope spectrum analysis on the first three intrinsic mode functions IMF to obtain the fault characteristic quantity of the fault signal to be detected.
The data collected by the sensor 1 and the processing steps are shown in fig. 2-5.
Finally, obtaining a fault signal to be detected: p1=(159.7 159.7 159.7)
2. Basic probability assignment step
Recording inner ring fault, outer ring fault and rolling body fault as fault domains { A1,A2,A3Obtaining fault characteristic quantity (x) of each fault domain based on theoretical calculation in advance (the specific method refers to the above collected data processing steps, other embodiments can also obtain fault characteristic quantity (x) of each fault domain through a large number of historical faults and corresponding sample data processing statistics thereof)t1,xt2,xt3) T is 1,2,3, i.e.:
the characteristic quantities of the inner ring fault sample are as follows: (159.93,159.93,159.93)
The outer ring fault sample characteristic quantity is as follows: (105.87,105.87,105.87)
The characteristic quantities of the inner ring fault sample are as follows: (139.21,139.21,139.21)
Establishing a fault sample space:
Figure BDA0001606679730000061
then P is calculated according to the equations (2) and (3)1To AtHas a gray scale relation of gamma1tAs shown in Table 1
TABLE 1P1To AtDegree of gray scale correlation of
Figure BDA0001606679730000071
The signal P to be detected can be obtained from the formula (4)1Evidence of BPA for each failure is
m1(A1)=0.5239,m1(A2)=0.1761,m1(A3)=0.3;
And repeating the steps, and sequentially calculating the BPA value of the data obtained by the 4 sensors to the sample space.
3. Evidence reasoning synthesis fault identification step
The module synthesizes a plurality of groups of evidence BPA according to an improved D-S reasoning rule to realize the final identification of the fault. The following description will be made in terms of the case where there is a relatively high agreement or a relatively high conflict between the evidences of the plurality of sensors.
(1) If different evidence information obtained by data collected by the 4 sensors is consistent, setting the BPA values corresponding to different sensors as follows (k is 0.5813):
m1(A1)=0.5239,m1(A2)=0.1761,m1(A3)=0.3;
m2(A1)=0.6511,m2(A2)=0.071,m2(A3)=0.2779;
m3(A1)=0.708,m3(A2)=0.07,m3(A3)=0.222;
m4(A1)=0.5905,m4(A2)=0.1087,m4(A3)=0.3008;
the combined reasoning results for 4 evidences are shown in Table 2
TABLE 2 reasoning identification results on the consensus evidence
Figure BDA0001606679730000072
As shown in Table 1, the method of the invention has obvious convergence, is effective for low-conflict evidence combination, and has a bearing fault diagnosis result A1I.e. inner ring failure.
(2) If there is a large conflict between different pieces of evidence information acquired by the data acquired by the 4 sensors, setting BPA values corresponding to the different sensors as follows (k is 0.9134):
m1(A1)=0.5239,m1(A2)=0.1761,m1(A3)=0.3;
m2(A1)=0,m2(A2)=0.8907,m2(A3)=0.1093;
m3(A1)=0.708,m3(A2)=0.07,m3(A3)=0.222;
m4(A1)=0.5905,m4(A2)=0.1087,m4(A3)=0.3008;
the combined reasoning results for 4 evidences are shown in Table 3
TABLE 3 reasoning and identification results for conflict evidences
Figure BDA0001606679730000073
Figure BDA0001606679730000081
The results show that the method of the present invention can correctly identify the target when the 3 rd proof is received. The analysis reason can find that: the evidence 2 is greatly deviated from the actual situation due to the possible factors of unreliable sensors and bad environment. The inference rule considers the mutual relation among a plurality of BPA evidences, not only considers the global effectiveness represented by the credibility of each evidence, but also reasonably distributes local conflicts, reduces the influence of 'bad values' on a fusion result and a decision to the greatest extent, improves the convergence speed, reduces the decision risk, and can converge into a correct target under the condition of less evidences.
Therefore, the method is effective in identifying the operating state of the system when the evidences of the sensors are consistent or large conflicts exist.
The parts not involved in the present invention are the same as or can be implemented using the prior art.

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1. A fault diagnosis method for a bearing of an oil transfer pump is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) acquiring data of a bearing vibration signal by adopting an acceleration sensor, performing EMD empirical mode decomposition and intrinsic mode function IMF (intrinsic mode function) envelope spectrum analysis to obtain sample data characteristic physical quantity, specifically, detecting the vibration of the bearing by adopting a plurality of acceleration sensors to obtain a fault vibration signal, performing frequency spectrum analysis on the signal, further performing EMD empirical mode decomposition on the fault vibration signal into the sum of at least three intrinsic mode functions IMF on the basis, and performing envelope spectrum analysis on the first three intrinsic mode functions IMF respectively to obtain sample data characteristic physical quantity;
(2) processing the sample data characteristic physical quantity based on the bearing fault characteristic matrix to obtain a BPA value as a BPA evidence; based on the grey correlation degree, calculating the grey correlation degree of the collected sample data characteristic physical quantity and the bearing fault characteristic matrix to obtain the BPA evidence, wherein the process comprises the following steps:
a: the rolling bearing faults are specifically divided into inner ring faults, outer ring faults and rolling body faults, and are sequentially recorded as fault domains { A }1,A2,A3And taking the respective fault characteristic frequency as a characteristic physical quantity to obtain a fault domain { A }1,A2,A3The characteristic reference sequence of (x)t1,xt2,xt3) T is 1,2, 3; characteristic reference sequence (x)t1,xt2,xt3) The element values in t 1,2 and 3 are obtained by theoretical calculation in advance or processing and counting a large number of historical faults and corresponding sample data; forming a bearing reference fault characteristic matrix:
Figure FDA0002572463840000011
b: the characteristic physical quantity of sample data obtained after EMD processing and envelope spectrum analysis of bearing vibration signals acquired by the ith acceleration sensor is recorded as P(i)=(y(i) 1,y(i) 2,y(i) 3) I is 1,2, …, n, n represents the number of acceleration sensors; calculating P(i)For fault domain { A1,A2,A3Gray correlation degree of { gamma }i1i2i3}:
B1: calculating P(i)For fault AtCorrelation coefficient alpha in q dimensiontq
Figure FDA0002572463840000012
Wherein t is 1,2,3, q is 1,2,3, and rho is a resolution coefficient and is between 0 and 1;
B2:P(i)to AtGray scale of gammait
Figure FDA0002572463840000013
C: normalized Gray correlation [ gamma ]i1i2i3Get the ith evidence information to failure AtEvidence of BPA of mi(At):
Figure FDA0002572463840000021
(3) And improving the D-S evidence reasoning rule to fuse the BPA evidence to obtain a bearing fault diagnosis result: fusing BPA evidences based on the conflict factor k between the evidences, wherein different fusion formulas are adopted for different k values, and the calculation step of the conflict factor k between the evidences specifically comprises the following steps:
recording the focal yuan as AtT is 1,2, 3; BPA evidences acquired by data acquired by the ith and the j acceleration sensors are respectively expressed as mi=(mi(A1),mi(A2),mi(A3) And m) andj=(mj(A1),mj(A2),mj(A3) I and j denote the numbers of the acceleration sensors, i, j is 1,2, …, n, n denotes the number of the bearing acceleration sensors, and the inter-evidence conflict factors k of n BPA evidence groups are calculated:
combining evidence groups pairwise, and calculating conflict factor k between evidencesijTake kijAs the inter-evidence conflict factor k of the data source, namely:
Figure FDA0002572463840000022
k=max(kij) (5)
when k is more than or equal to 0.779, evidence fusion steps are specifically as follows:
a: calculate for the same focal element AtT 1,2,3, distance d between two evidence of BPAij(At):
Figure FDA0002572463840000023
Aligning n BPA evidences to a certain focal length AtThe distance matrix of (A) is regularized to obtain a matrix D*(At):
Figure FDA0002572463840000024
Wherein: dij *=dij(At)/dmax,dmax=max{dij(At)};0<dij *<1;
B: support matrix and other confidence calculation
Defining a support matrix Y (A)t)=1-D*(At) I.e. Y (A)t) Middle element yij=1-dij *,yii=1:
Figure FDA0002572463840000031
Mixing Y (A)t) Adding according to columns and normalizing to obtain the credibility vector Sup (A)t):
Sup(At)=[Sup1(At),Sup2(At),…Supn(At)](10)
Supi(At) Representing for the same focal element AtOther evidence to evidence EiThe degree of support of;
separately calculate { A ] for different focal elements1,A2,A3Sup of (A)t),
Define his confidence matrix Z for evidence:
Figure FDA0002572463840000032
line i of Z reflects other evidence for evidence EiThe degree of support of;
averaging the rows of Z to obtain evidence EiHis degree of confidence ti
Absolute confidence of others Ti=ti/max{ti};
C: evidence correction
Based on the obtained absolute confidence TiAnd correcting the trust distribution value of the evidence and recording as m*:mi *(At)=Ti*mi(At) I is 1,2, … n, and since the absolute confidence level is not always 1, adding the confidence distribution value m of the unknown focal element into the corrected data sourcei *(X):
Figure FDA0002572463840000033
Namely, the correction sequence form is as follows: original evidence BPA is mi=(mi(A1),mi(A2),mi(A3) Corrected BPA of m)i *
mi *=(mi *(A1),mi *(A2),mi *(A3),mi *(X))
=[Timi(A1),Timi(A2),Timi(A3),1-Timi(A1)-Timi(A2)-Timi(A3)]
D: blending formula m (A)t):
Figure FDA0002572463840000035
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002572463840000034
p(At) Is At、AaAssign A in conflicttThe method comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0002572463840000041
p*(At) Is Aa、AbAssign A in conflicttThe method comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0002572463840000042
during calculation, for n evidences obtained by n acceleration sensors, the 1 st evidence m is taken firstly1 *2 nd evidence m2 *Performing rational synthesis according to the formula (12), and then combining the synthetic result with the 3 rd evidence m3 *Synthesizing and repeatedly executing until the last evidence mn *Synthesizing to obtain probability distribution m (A) deduced based on information of each evidence source, namely each acceleration sensort) Selecting m (A)t) Fault A corresponding to medium probability maximumtAs a final oil transfer pump bearing fault diagnosis result.
2. The method for diagnosing the failure of the bearing of the oil transfer pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein in the step (3), when k is equal to<At 0.779, evidence fuses the formula m (A)t) Comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0002572463840000043
obtaining probability distribution m (A) deduced based on each evidence source, namely acceleration sensor informationt) Selecting m (A)t) Fault a corresponding to maximum valuetAs a final oil transfer pump bearing fault diagnosis result.
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