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Abstract
A reliability characterization and state recognition method for an oil uncertain state is used for carrying out normalization processing on oil monitoring data to obtain oil index monitoring data; dividing the oil into N state grades from good to bad according to the attribute state of the oil; carrying out fuzzy evaluation on the oil index monitoring data; probability assignment is carried out on the evaluation result to obtain the joint probability of a certain attribute belonging to each state grade, and finally a comprehensive attribute state, namely the fuzzy membership degree, is formed; the fuzzy membership degree is used as an evidence of evidence reasoning ER, the uncertainty of each evidence is calculated according to the weights of different attribute states, and the evidence reasoning ER algorithm is applied to realize the reliability representation of the uncertain state of the oil liquid; the method and the device have the advantages that the judgment standard of the oil state evidence reasoning result is made, the identification of the oil state is realized, and the problems that the oil state is difficult to represent and the evaluation result is large in uncertainty due to inconsistent multi-index information in the multi-index oil monitoring process are solved.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of oil state monitoring, and particularly relates to a reliability characterization and state identification method for an uncertain oil state.
Background
The oil state is the basis of equipment health assessment, the state of the machine is reflected by monitoring oil information, predictive judgment and prospective decision can be provided for the early failure state of the machine, and the method is a first defense line for preventing the equipment state from deteriorating. However, a single index only reflects partial information of the oil, and the comprehensive oil information cannot be represented by one or a small number of indexes, so that the research on the multi-index oil monitoring technology has great significance.
Oil monitoring is to provide equipment state information by monitoring the comprehensive information of the continuously running lubricating oil of the friction system, and is not to provide monitoring information by a sensor which is locally installed. The oil state is a comprehensive representation of multi-index information, and the change of the oil state is accompanied with the change of various index information. However, lubricating oils have dozens of characteristic indexes including physical and chemical properties, contaminant content, metal element content, additive content, and the like. The evidence reasoning method (ER) is firstly proposed in 1994, is used for solving the multi-index decision problem, can qualitatively and quantitatively represent the problem of unknown and uncertain probability, and is widely applied to oil fault diagnosis and state evaluation. The FER algorithm is established by the combined fuzzy evaluation method, namely, the evaluation state grade is not a clear state set any more but is defined as a dependent fuzzy set, quantitative monitoring data information can be converted into a fuzzy belief structure, and oil state evaluation is realized by a probability and fuzzy mathematics-based method.
In the oil monitoring process, inconsistent multi-index information conflicts can generate oil comprehensive state representation with high uncertainty, in addition, the multi-index interaction causes that accurate and effective results cannot be obtained in the oil state identification process, and the problems strictly limit the development of the oil state monitoring technology. With the requirement of machine reliability maintenance, the representation and state identification of uncertain states in oil state monitoring become one of the problems which need to be solved urgently.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the invention aims to provide a method for representing the reliability of an uncertain oil state and identifying the state, the method comprises the steps of obtaining a confidence value of an oil state through evidence synthesis and reasoning, solving the problems that the oil state is difficult to characterize and identify in the oil monitoring process through setting a confidence threshold value and judging uncertainty, specifically classifying oil monitoring index data according to different attribute classes, realizing fuzzy evaluation of the states of different classes based on fuzzy mathematics and probabilistic statistics, the credibility representation of the uncertain state of the oil is realized by applying an Evidence Reasoning (ER) method, the state identification of the oil is realized by constructing corresponding judgment standards, the problems that in the multi-index oil monitoring process, the oil state characterization is difficult and the uncertainty of the evaluation result is large due to the inconsistency of the multi-index information.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a reliability characterization and state identification method for an oil uncertain state comprises the following steps:
(1) normalization processing is carried out, oil monitoring data are normalized by a linear interpolation method, and oil index monitoring data { x }are obtained 11 ,x 12 ,…x ij ,…};
(2) Setting the state grade, and classifying the oil into (H) according to the attribute state of the oil from good to bad 1 ,H 2 ,…,H c …,H N N status levels;
(3) fuzzy state evaluation, fuzzy evaluation is carried out on the oil index monitoring data, and the fuzzy state evaluation method is applied to the oil index monitoring data { x } 11 ,x 12 ,…x ij … } are evaluated separately;
(4) forming attribute states, namely performing probability assignment on the evaluation result obtained in the step (3) to obtain the joint probability of a certain attribute belonging to each state grade, and finally forming a comprehensive attribute state, namely fuzzy membership;
(5) taking the fuzzy membership degree obtained in the step (4) as evidence of evidence reasoning ER, calculating uncertainty of each evidence according to weights of different attribute states, and applying an evidence reasoning ER algorithm to realize reliability representation of the uncertain state of the oil liquid;
(6) and (4) formulating an oil state evidence reasoning result judgment standard to realize the identification of the oil state.
The step (1) specifically comprises the following steps:
dividing oil monitoring data into benefit type data and loss type data, defining the data with the higher index value as the benefit type data, and applying a formula (1) to carry out data normalization processing; defining data with smaller index value as loss data, and applying an equation (2) to perform data normalization processing:
in the formula, x min Representing an oil initial index value, and selecting new oil frequently or monitoring the oil index value at the initial time; x is the number of max The index value of the oil failure can be set by referring to the index value of the specified oil change in the corresponding standard;to take on a value of [0,1]And normalizing the index value of the oil monitoring data in the interval, wherein i is 1,2, … r, r represents the number of attributes, and j is 1,2, … g, and g represents the number of indexes in the ith attribute.
The step (2) specifically comprises the following steps:
the state grade is used for measuring the decay degree of the oil liquid, and is divided into { H } from good to bad according to the attribute state of the oil liquid 1 ,H 2 ,…,H c …,H N N state levels are obtained, each state level corresponds to an interval of a quantization value, oil index values in known states are trained, and corresponding interval boundary points c are obtained by dividing an ROC curve i 。
The step (3) specifically comprises the following steps:
calculating the index value normalized in the step (1) by using the Gaussian membership function shown in the formula (3)Corresponding state class of H c Degree of (i.e. degree of membership)
Wherein c and sigma respectively represent the mean and standard deviation of the Gaussian membership function;
then all monitoring data of j index sequenceFuzzy conversion and arrangement are carried out, as shown in formula (4), after the conversion of the formula (4), the monitoring data of each index is converted into fuzzy membership P corresponding to each state grade j (H):
Wherein p is j (H) And (3) representing the fuzzy membership degree of all data monitored by the jth index corresponding to each state grade, wherein N represents the number of the state grades.
The step (4) specifically comprises the following steps:
monitoring oil index data with time series { (x) 11 ,t 1 ),(x 12 ,t 2 )…(x 1j ,t j ) Calculating index weight by using an entropy weight method, wherein the calculation method is shown as the formula (5):
calculating the attribute containing a plurality of indexes by applying a formula (6) to obtain the joint probability of the attribute and obtain the weighted fuzzy evaluation result of the oil attribute:
in the formula (6), M i (H) Is the ith attribute membershipMembership degree of each state grade is also a basic probability distribution function of the ith attribute evidence in the ER algorithm, g represents the number of indexes in the ith attribute, and w ij Representing the importance, P, of the jth index in the ith attribute j (H) And the membership degree of the j index in the i attribute in the monitoring sequence data corresponding to each state grade is represented.
The step (5) specifically comprises the following steps:
the weight coefficient w of each attribute state is calculated by applying the formula (7) i Wherein i is 1,2 … r:
the basic probability function BPA of evidence reasoning is calculated by applying the formulas (6) and (8):
m i (H)=α i ×M i (H) (8)
an uncertain confidence distribution function of evidence reasoning is calculated by applying a formula (9):
m i (Θ)=1-α i (9)
α i =α K ×(w i /w max ) (10)
wherein alpha is K =0.9,w i ={w 1 ,w 2 ,…w r },w max The weight which is the largest weight in the attribute weights;
the ER algorithm is applied to carry out oil state reliability calculation, and the synthetic rule is shown as a formula (11):
K=(1-m I (H c+1 )m i (H c )-m I (H c )m i (H c+1 )) -1
wherein m is I (H c ) Assigning probability, m, to the synthesized evidence i (H c ) Assign probability, m, to new evidence Ii (H c ) Assigning probabilities to the synthetic evidence; likewise, m i (Θ),m I (Θ),m Ii (Θ) representing the unassigned probabilities of new evidence, synthesized evidence, and synthesized evidence, respectively; h c And H c+1 Are adjacent state levels in the attribute level.
The step (6) specifically comprises the following steps:
and (4) performing evidence reasoning based on a reasoning rule in the formula (11), wherein the evaluation state meeting the constraint condition of the formula (12) is the determined oil state.
Wherein m is I (H N1 ) The probability is the maximum distribution probability; m is I (H N2 ) To remove m I (H N1 ) An outer maximum distribution probability; m is I (Θ) is the unassigned probability; epsilon 0 Is set to 0.01,. epsilon 1 Set to 0.04, smaller ε 1 The more accurate and reliable the evaluation result obtained by the value is, the more epsilon 1 The result of the evaluation of the value is considered to be an unreliable result; the oil state grade satisfying the constraint condition of the formula (12) is H N1 。
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the method comprises the steps of obtaining a reliability value of the oil liquid state through evidence synthesis and reasoning, and solving the problems that the oil liquid state is difficult to characterize and identify in the oil liquid monitoring process through reliability threshold setting and uncertainty judgment. In the oil state monitoring process, monitoring indexes are various, index information has ambiguity and uncertainty, in order to obtain an oil state evaluation result with high accuracy and high reliability value, the invention classifies multiple lubricating oil information indexes, performs fuzzy state evaluation on different index data respectively, takes the attribute of lubricating oil as an evidence for representing the oil state, obtains the reliability value of the oil state through evidence reasoning and synthesis, and realizes reliability representation and state evaluation of the uncertain oil state through reliability threshold setting and uncertainty judgment.
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The indexes of the oil state monitoring can be classified into the oil physical and chemical state of the lubricating oil, the additive state, the pollutant state and the wear state reflected by the flowing of the abrasive dust generated by the abrasion of parts into the oil according to different action objects, and respectively correspond to the indexes { x } 11 ,x 12 ,…x ij … and attribute H 1 ,H 2 ,…,H c …,H N }. As shown in figure 1, the oil monitoring data is classified and comprises an index layer, an attribute layer and a state layer, wherein the index layer is the obtained oil index monitoring data, the attribute layer comprises physicochemical attributes, additive attributes, pollutant attributes and abrasive particle attributes reflected by abrasive dust generated by component abrasion flowing into oil, and the state layer is composed of [0,1 ]]The numerical value of (1) represents the fault condition of the equipment, 0 represents that the equipment is in the best state, and 1 represents that the equipment is in the most serious state; the method comprises the steps of taking different attribute grades of oil as evidences reflecting the oil state, obtaining a confidence value of the oil state through evidence synthesis and reasoning, and realizing confidence representation and state evaluation of the oil state through setting of a confidence threshold and judgment of uncertainty.
Based on the analysis, the invention provides a reliability characterization and state identification method for an oil uncertain state, and the method specifically comprises the following steps with reference to fig. 2:
(1) data normalization: the oil monitoring data is normalized by a linear interpolation method to obtainObtaining oil index monitoring data { x } 11 ,x 12 ,…x ij ,…};
Due to the fact that dimensions and sizes of time series data of different oil indicators are different, the oil indicators need to be normalized by a linear interpolation method. In order to enable the monitoring data to be unified and trended and dimensionless, the oil monitoring data is divided into benefit type data and loss type data. The larger the index value is, the better the data is, such as the additive content, the Total Base Number (TBN) and the volume of the lubricating oil are defined as benefit type data, and data normalization processing is carried out by applying the formula (1); data with a smaller index value, such as viscosity change rate, acid value (TAN) change, and pollutant content, is better, and is defined as loss-type data, and data normalization processing is performed by applying formula (2).
In the formula, x min Representing an oil initial index value, and frequently selecting new oil or monitoring the oil index value at the initial time; x is the number of max The index value of the oil failure can be set by referring to the index value of the specified oil change in the corresponding standard;to take on a value of [0,1]And normalizing index values of the oil monitoring data in the interval, wherein i is 1,2, … r, r represents the number of attributes, and j is 1,2, … g, g represents the number of indexes in the ith attribute.
(2) Setting of state level: the state grade is used for measuring the decay degree of the oil liquid, and is divided into { H } according to the state of the oil liquid attribute from good to bad 1 ,H 2 ,…,H c …,H N N oil state grades are obtained, each state grade corresponds to an interval of a quantization value, and corresponding interval demarcation points c are obtained by training various index values of oil in known states and dividing an ROC curve i 。
(3) Fuzzy state evaluation, fuzzy evaluation is carried out on the oil index monitoring data, and the oil index monitoring data { x is evaluated by applying a fuzzy state evaluation method 11 ,x 12 ,…x ij … } are evaluated separately;
it is impractical for any one of the indicators to describe only that it belongs to a particular state class, for example, the viscosity-characterized oil state class is H 1 The oil state grade characterized by the acid number is H 2 However, it is not possible to effectively obtain the oil state grade represented by the physicochemical properties represented by the multiple indexes including viscosity and acid value, and it is more difficult to obtain the oil state grade including the multiple attributes. Therefore, the probability P corresponding to the oil state grade is obtained by synthesizing information of a plurality of indexes and attributes on the premise of reasonably distributing different indexes and attribute weights by applying the possibility of calculating the state grade represented by the index data in the step (1) by using the Gaussian membership function j (H)。
Calculating the index value normalized in the step (1) by using the Gaussian membership function shown in the formula (3)Corresponding state class of H c Degree of (2), i.e. degree of membership
Where c and σ represent the mean and standard deviation of the gaussian membership function, respectively.
Then, all the monitoring data of each j index sequence are processedFuzzy transformation and arrangement are carried out as shown in formula (4). After transformation by the formula (4), the monitoring data of each index is converted into fuzzy membership corresponding to each state gradeDegree P j (H)。
Wherein p is j (H) And (3) representing the fuzzy membership degree of all data monitored by the jth index corresponding to each state grade, wherein N represents the number of the state grades.
(4) Formation of attribute states
Probability assignment is carried out on the evaluation result obtained in the step (3), the joint probability that a certain attribute belongs to each state grade is obtained, and finally a comprehensive attribute state, namely the fuzzy membership degree P is formed j (H)。
First, index data { (x) having a time series 11 ,t 1 ),(x 12 ,t 2 )…(x ji ,t j ) Calculating index weight by using an entropy weight method, wherein the calculation method is shown as the formula (5):
wherein,and (2) reflecting the information fluctuation degree of the monitoring data in the step (1).
Then, in order to quantitatively represent the attribute information, the joint probability of the attributes is calculated by applying formula (6) to the attributes including a plurality of indexes, and the weighted fuzzy evaluation result of the oil attribute is obtained.
In the formula (6), M i (H) The attribute distribution function is the membership degree of the ith attribute to each state grade and is also the basic probability distribution function of the ith attribute evidence in the ER algorithm; g represents the number of indexes in the ith attribute, w ij Representing j-th index in i-th attributeImportance, P j (H) And the membership degree of the j index in the i attribute in the monitoring sequence data corresponding to each state grade is represented.
(5) And (4) taking the oil attribute state obtained by calculation in the step (4) as an evidence of Evidence Reasoning (ER), obtaining a confidence value of the oil state through evidence reasoning and synthesis, and realizing the confidence representation and state evaluation of the uncertain oil state through setting a confidence threshold and judging uncertainty.
The weight coefficient w of each attribute state is calculated by applying equation (7) i Wherein i is 1,2 … r.
Wherein,and (2) characterizing the information fluctuation degree of the monitoring data in the step (1).
The basic probability function (BPA) of evidence reasoning is calculated by applying the formulas (6) and (8):
m i (H)=α i ×M i (H) (8)
an uncertain confidence distribution function of evidence reasoning is calculated by applying a formula (9):
m i (Θ)=1-α i (9)
α i =α K ×(w i /w max ) (10)
wherein alpha is K =0.9,w i ={w 1 ,w 2 ,…w r },w max Is the largest weight among the attribute weights.
And (3) carrying out oil state reliability calculation by applying an Evidence Reasoning (ER) algorithm, wherein the synthetic rule is shown as a formula (11):
wherein m is I (H c ) To be synthesizedIs assigned probability, m i (H c ) Assign probability, m, for new evidence Ii (H c ) Probability is assigned to the synthetic evidence. Likewise, m i (Θ),m I (Θ),m Ii (Θ) represents the unassigned probabilities of new evidence, synthesized evidence, and synthesized evidence, respectively. H c And H c+1 Are adjacent state levels in the attribute level.
(6) And (4) making a judgment standard of an oil liquid state evaluation result, and realizing the judgment of the oil liquid state, as shown in figure 3.
Performing evidence reasoning based on a reasoning rule in an equation (11), wherein the state meeting the constraint condition of the equation (12) is the determined state of the oil liquid:
wherein m is I (H N1 ) The maximum distribution probability is obtained; m is a unit of I (H N2 ) To remove m I (H N1 ) An outer maximum distribution probability; m is a unit of I (Θ) is the unassigned probability; epsilon 0 Set to 0.01, referenced to expert or standard techniques; epsilon 1 Set to 0.04, smaller ε 1 The more accurate and reliable the evaluation result obtained by the value is, the more epsilon 1 The result of the evaluation of the value is considered to be an unreliable result; the oil state grade satisfying the constraint condition of the formula (12) is H N1 。
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1. A reliability characterization and state identification method for an oil uncertain state is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) normalization processing, namely performing normalization processing on the oil monitoring data by using a linear interpolation method to obtain oil index monitoring data;
(2) setting the state grade, and dividing the oil into { H) from good to bad according to the attribute state of the oil 1 ,H 2 ,…,H c …,H N N status levels;
(3) fuzzy state evaluation, fuzzy evaluation is carried out on oil index monitoring data, and the fuzzy state is appliedOil index monitoring data { x) by evaluation method 11 ,x 12 ,…x ij … } are evaluated separately;
(4) forming attribute states, namely performing probability assignment on the evaluation result obtained in the step (3) to obtain the joint probability of a certain attribute belonging to each state grade, and finally forming a comprehensive attribute state, namely fuzzy membership;
(5) taking the fuzzy membership degree obtained by calculation in the step (4) as an evidence of evidence reasoning ER, calculating the uncertainty of each evidence according to the weights of different attribute states, and realizing the reliability characterization of the uncertain state of the oil by applying an evidence reasoning ER algorithm;
(6) formulating an oil state evidence reasoning result judgment standard to realize the identification of the oil state;
the step (1) specifically comprises the following steps:
dividing oil monitoring data into benefit type data and loss type data, defining the data with the higher index value as the benefit type data, and applying a formula (1) to carry out data normalization processing; defining the data with smaller index value as loss type data, and applying formula (2) to perform data normalization processing:
in the formula, x min Representing an oil initial index value, and frequently selecting new oil or monitoring the oil index value at the initial time; x is the number of max The index value of the oil failure can be set by referring to the index value of the specified oil change in the corresponding standard;to take on a value of [0,1]Normalizing index values of oil monitoring data in the interval, wherein i is 1,2, … r, r represents the attribute number, and j isi ═ 1,2,. g, g denote the number of indicators in the ith attribute;
the step (4) specifically comprises the following steps:
monitoring oil index data with time series { (x) 11 ,t 1 ),(x 12 ,t 2 )…(x 1j ,t j ) Calculating index weight by using an entropy weight method, wherein the calculation method is shown as the formula (5):
wherein,wherein i is 1,2, … r, r represents the number of attributes, and j is 1, 2.. g, g represents the number of indexes in the ith attribute;
calculating the attribute containing a plurality of indexes by applying a formula (6) to obtain the joint probability of the attribute and obtain the weighted fuzzy evaluation result of the oil attribute:
in the formula (6), M i (H) Is the membership degree of the ith attribute to each state grade and is also the basic probability distribution function of the ith attribute evidence in the ER algorithm, wherein i is 1,2 ij Representing the importance, P, of the jth index in the ith attribute j (H) And the membership degree of the j index in the i attribute in the monitoring sequence data corresponding to each state grade is represented.
2. The method for reliability characterization and state identification of an oil uncertain state according to claim 1,
the step (2) specifically comprises the following steps:
the state grade is used for measuring the decay degree of the oil liquid, and is divided into { H } from good to bad according to the attribute state of the oil liquid 1 ,H 2 ,…,H c …,H N N state levels are obtained, each state level corresponds to an interval of a quantization value, oil index values in known states are trained, and corresponding interval boundary points c are obtained by dividing an ROC curve i 。
3. A method for reliability characterization and status identification of an uncertain condition of oil according to claim 2,
the step (3) specifically comprises the following steps:
calculating the normalized index Bo in the step (1) by using the Gaussian membership function shown in the formula (3)Corresponding state class of H c Degree of (2), i.e. degree of membership
Wherein c and sigma respectively represent the mean and standard deviation of the Gaussian membership function;
then all monitoring data of j index sequenceCarrying out fuzzy conversion and arrangement, as shown in formula (4), converting the monitoring data of each index into fuzzy membership P corresponding to each state grade after transformation of formula (4) j (H);
Wherein p is j (H) And (3) representing the fuzzy membership degree of all data monitored by the jth index corresponding to each state grade, wherein N represents the number of the state grades.
4. A method for reliability characterization and status identification of an uncertain state of oil according to claim 1,
the step (5) specifically comprises the following steps:
the weight coefficient w of each attribute state is calculated by applying the formula (7) i Wherein i is 1,2 … r; r represents the number of attributes;
wherein,r represents the number of attributes, j is 1, 2.. g, g represents the number of indexes in the ith attribute;
the basic probability function BPA of evidence reasoning is calculated by applying the formulas (6) and (8):
m i (H)=α i ×M i (H) (8)
an uncertain confidence distribution function for evidence reasoning is calculated using equation (9):
m i (Θ)=1-α i (9)
α i =α K ×(w i /w max ) (10)
wherein alpha is K =0.9,w i ={w 1 ,w 2 ,…w r },w max Is the largest weight among the attribute weightsWeighing;
the ER algorithm is applied to carry out oil state reliability calculation, and the synthetic rule is shown as the formula (11):
wherein m is I (H c ) Assigning probability, m, to the synthesized evidence i (H c ) Assign probability, m, for new evidence Ii (H c ) Assigning probabilities to the synthetic evidence; likewise, m i (Θ),m I (Θ),m Ii (Θ) representing the unassigned probabilities of new evidence, synthesized evidence, and synthesized evidence, respectively; h c And H c+1 Are adjacent state levels in the attribute level.
5. A method for reliability characterization and status identification of an uncertain state of oil according to claim 4,
the step (6) specifically comprises the following steps:
performing evidence reasoning based on a reasoning rule in the formula (11), wherein the evaluation state meeting the constraint condition of the formula (12) is the determined oil state;
wherein m is I (H N1 ) The probability is the maximum distribution probability; m is a unit of I (H N2 ) To remove m I (H N1 ) An outer maximum distribution probability; m is a unit of I (Θ) is the unassigned probability; epsilon 0 Is set to 0.01,. epsilon 1 Set to 0.04, the smaller epsilon 1 The more accurate and reliable the evaluation result obtained by the value is, the more epsilon 1 The result of the evaluation of the value is considered to be an unreliable result; the oil state grade satisfying the constraint condition of the formula (12) is H N1 。
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