CN113392773A - Transformer fault diagnosis system of convolutional neural network based on map information fusion - Google Patents

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A transformer fault diagnosis system of a convolutional neural network based on map information fusion. The method comprises the following steps: step 1, collecting vibration signals of different fault states of a transformer, and calculating a corresponding fast spectrum kurtogram, a square envelope information spectrum and a square envelope spectrum information spectrum; step 2, extracting the characteristics of the information map by using a convolution algorithm to obtain a characteristic map; step 3, carrying out information fusion on the feature map in the step 2 by using a proposed square neighbor weighting algorithm to obtain an information fusion map; step 4, determining a label corresponding to the obtained information fusion map, and then training an improved CNN model as a sample and converging the CNN model; and 5, installing the diagnosis model obtained in the steps 1-4 in an upper computer program, processing a vibration signal uploaded by a signal acquisition system in real time, and sending an alarm through an information interaction system if a fault is detected. The model can accurately and effectively detect the fault of the transformer and has good practical application value.

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Transformer fault diagnosis system of convolutional neural network based on map information fusion
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of transformer fault diagnosis, in particular to a transformer fault diagnosis system based on a convolutional neural network of map information fusion.
Background
Power transformers are critical devices in power systems, and their reliability directly affects the operational safety of the power system. The faults of the power transformer mainly include winding deformation, iron core looseness, tap joint faults, oil paper insulation aging and the like. Wherein the winding deformation accounts for about 15% of the total fault and the core looseness accounts for about 45% of the total fault. The deformation of the winding can further aggravate the vibration and cause the deterioration of turn-to-turn insulation performance, if the winding cannot be overhauled in time, the deformation of the winding is further increased under the next short-circuit current impact, and finally the winding can be seriously damaged under the action of small short-circuit current and overvoltage; when the iron core is loosened, no-load loss is increased, the iron core is overheated, and an iron core insulating layer is aged and falls off or even the iron core is burnt. Therefore, early identification of power transformer winding and core faults is of great significance to ensure safe operation of the power system.
From the current research, in the field of transformer equipment fault diagnosis, the fault diagnosis by using a signal processing and deep learning model has wide application. For the signal processing technology, factors such as noise interference in the environment, weak characteristics of fault signals and the like can bring great interference; for the deep learning technology, the application of the model is further limited by the problems of training sample feature difference, insufficient generalization performance of the model and the like.
The patent related to transformer fault diagnosis in China is 'a transformer fault diagnosis method based on a deep forest model' (202010621042.2), the patent firstly takes a non-coding ratio of analysis data of dissolved gas in transformer oil as a characteristic parameter of the deep forest model, then a deep forest model DF is constructed, the deep forest model DF extracts more characteristic information from multi-dimensional data of transformer faults through multi-granularity scanning, and the effect of diagnosing and identifying the fault type of a transformer is optimal through training of cascade forests, but the patent does not consider the generalization problem of the model. The invention discloses a transformer core loosening defect diagnosis method based on a vibration frequency spectrum matrix (201910468382.3), which comprises the steps of firstly converting vibration signals into frequency domain signals, then forming a frequency row matrix through the frequency signals, then forming an amplitude row matrix by using amplitude signals in a frequency spectrum diagram, multiplying the two matrixes to obtain a second core coefficient, then calculating the change rate of the second core coefficient relative to the first core coefficient as a judgment factor for judging the loosening degree of the core, and finally comparing the judgment factor with a preset defect threshold value to judge whether the core is loosened.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a transformer fault diagnosis system of a convolutional neural network based on map information fusion on the basis of an information map, a fusion algorithm thereof and a CNN model. In view of the fact that the information map contains rich frequency band information, the frequency domain information contained in the fault signal is extracted by using a fast spectral kurtosis map, a square envelope information spectrum and a square envelope spectrum information spectrum, and then a square neighbor weighting algorithm is proposed to fuse the three information maps to obtain an information fusion map, so that the image characteristics input by a model are enhanced; in addition, aiming at the problems that the traditional CNN model is easy to be over-fitted and insufficient in generalization, the patent provides an improved CNN model, wherein an LEU activation function is provided, a dynamic dropout layer is provided, a loss function for solving the imbalance and sparsity of samples is provided, and the generalization of the model is improved. In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides a transformer fault diagnosis system of a convolutional neural network based on atlas information fusion, which comprises the following specific steps:
step 1, obtaining an information map: collecting vibration signals of the transformer in different fault states, and calculating a corresponding fast spectrum kurtosis diagram, a square envelope information spectrum and a square envelope spectrum information spectrum, wherein a PCB acceleration sensor selects 608A11, and a data acquisition card selects NI 9234;
step 2, extracting convolution characteristics: extracting the characteristics of the information map by using a convolution algorithm to obtain a characteristic map;
and step 3, fusing the characteristic information: carrying out information fusion on the feature map in the step 2 by using a proposed square neighbor weighting algorithm to obtain an information fusion map;
step 4, training an improved CNN model: determining a label corresponding to the obtained information fusion map, and then training an improved CNN model as a sample and converging the CNN model;
step 5, model on-line monitoring: and (4) installing the diagnosis model obtained in the steps 1-4 in an upper computer program, processing a vibration signal uploaded by a signal acquisition system in real time, and sending an alarm through an information interaction system if a fault is detected.
Further, the process of calculating the fast spectral kurtogram, the squared envelope information spectrum, and the squared envelope spectrum information spectrum in step 1 can be represented as follows:
assuming that a discrete time-domain vibration signal x (n) (1, 2.. multidot.l) of length L is acquired, the corresponding spectral kurtosis K in the fast spectral kurtosis mapY(f) Is defined as:
Figure BDA0003118453260000021
where {. denotes the mathematical expectation, | - | denotes the absolute value, and H (n, f) denotes the complex envelope of the signal x (n) at the frequency f.
For a squared envelope information spectrum, the negative entropy of its spectrum in the time domain is defined as:
Figure BDA0003118453260000022
in the formula, SEx(n; f, Δ f) denotes that x (n) is within a frequency band range [ f- Δ f/2, f + Δ f/2]The inner squared envelope.
For the square envelope spectrum information spectrum, the definition of the spectrum negative entropy in the frequency domain is as follows:
Figure BDA0003118453260000031
in the formula, SESx(alpha; f, delta f) represents x (n) in the frequency band range [ f-delta f/2, f + delta f/2]Inner square envelope spectrum, alpha is the cycle frequency.
Further, the specific description of the feature extraction of the information map by using the convolution algorithm in the step 2 is as follows:
processing the information map by using a convolution kernel in a Fullpadding mode, wherein the specification of the convolution kernel is 3 multiplied by 3, and the moving step length is set to be 1;
further, the specific steps of performing information fusion on the feature map by using the proposed square neighbor weighting algorithm in the step 3 are as follows:
step 3.1, determining values of a fast spectral kurtogram, a squared envelope information spectrum and a squared envelope information spectrum at the ith row and jth column positions
Figure BDA0003118453260000032
And
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and calculating the average value
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Namely, it is
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Step 3.2, calculate
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And
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to
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Distance d squaredp(p is 1,2,3) and determining corresponding neighbor weight coefficients
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The calculation formula is as follows:
Figure BDA00031184532600000310
step 3.3, calculating the value If of the corresponding pixel point after information fusionijThe expression is as follows:
Figure BDA00031184532600000311
further, the specific steps of training the improved CNN model in step 4 are as follows:
step 4.1, sequentially performing feature extraction on the information fusion map by using the convolution layer and an LEU activation function to obtain a feature map, wherein the LEU activation function is defined as:
Figure BDA00031184532600000312
step 4.2, performing Pooling treatment on the feature map by using Max Pooling Pooling to realize dimension reduction of the feature map;
and 4.3, performing feature map sparsification by using the proposed dynamic dropout layer, wherein the dynamic dropout layer sets some pixel points in the feature map to be 0 by random probability in each model training process, and the expression of the random probability is as follows:
rp=e-m
wherein m is a thinning coefficient and satisfies a uniform distribution, i.e., m to U [1,10 ].
Step 4.4, continuing the convolution-LEU activation function-pooling-dropout algorithm flow from the step 4.1 to the step 4.3 to further process the feature map to obtain a final feature map;
step 4.5, unfolding the characteristic diagram obtained in the step 4.4 in a Flatten form, connecting two full connecting layers, and then realizing classification and identification of the image through Softmax logistic regression, wherein an activation function still selects an LEU;
step 4.6, repeating the steps 4.1 to 4.5 until the convergence of the loss function or the iteration reaches the set times 100, wherein the loss function LICNNThe design is as follows:
LICNN=Lfl+Lre+Lsp
in the formula, LflIs the Focal loss function, LreFor regular penalty loss, LspFor dropout layer sparse term loss, specific expressions are respectively as follows:
Figure BDA0003118453260000041
Figure BDA0003118453260000042
where μ denotes the equilibrium coefficient, γ is the adjustment coefficient, ptIs the predicted probability of the model, p is the output probability of the model, and y is the logical output of the model.
Figure BDA0003118453260000043
In the formula, λ represents a regularization coefficient, wiThe number of the convolution kernel weight coefficients is N.
Figure BDA0003118453260000044
In the formula, s represents the number of neurons in a dropout layer, rho is a sparsity parameter,
Figure BDA0003118453260000045
is the average activity of the j dropout layer neurons.
The transformer fault diagnosis system of the convolutional neural network based on the map information fusion has the beneficial effects that: the invention has the technical effects that:
1. the method utilizes the fast spectral kurtosis map, the square envelope information spectrum and the square envelope spectrum information spectrum to extract frequency domain information contained in the fault signal, and then proposes a square neighbor weighting algorithm to fuse the three information maps to obtain an information fusion map, thereby enhancing the image characteristics input by the model;
2. aiming at the problems that a traditional CNN model is easy to be over-fitted and insufficient in generalization, the patent provides an improved CNN model, wherein an LEU (Lee activating unit) activating function is provided to solve the problem that the gradient of the traditional sigmoid activating function is easy to disappear during back propagation, and meanwhile, a dynamic dropout layer and a loss function for solving the imbalance and sparsity of a sample are provided, so that the generalization of the model is improved, and the accurate and effective diagnosis of the transformer fault is realized.
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FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an online diagnostic system.
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the invention provides a transformer fault diagnosis system based on a convolutional neural network of map information fusion, and aims to realize accurate and effective diagnosis of transformer faults and improve power transmission capacity. FIG. 1 is a flow chart of the present invention, and the steps of the present invention will be described in detail in conjunction with the flow chart.
Step 1, obtaining an information map: collecting vibration signals of the transformer in different fault states, and calculating a corresponding fast spectrum kurtosis diagram, a square envelope information spectrum and a square envelope spectrum information spectrum, wherein a PCB acceleration sensor selects 608A11, and a data acquisition card selects NI 9234;
the process of calculating the fast spectral kurtogram, the squared envelope information spectrum, and the squared envelope spectrum information spectrum in step 1 can be represented as follows:
assuming that a discrete time-domain vibration signal x (n) (1, 2.. multidot.l) of length L is acquired, the corresponding spectral kurtosis K in the fast spectral kurtosis mapY(f) Is defined as:
Figure BDA0003118453260000051
where {. denotes the mathematical expectation, | - | denotes the absolute value, and H (n, f) denotes the complex envelope of the signal x (n) at the frequency f.
For a squared envelope information spectrum, the negative entropy of its spectrum in the time domain is defined as:
Figure BDA0003118453260000052
in the formula, SEx(n; f, Δ f) denotes that x (n) is within a frequency band range [ f- Δ f/2, f + Δ f/2]The inner squared envelope.
For the square envelope spectrum information spectrum, the definition of the spectrum negative entropy in the frequency domain is as follows:
Figure BDA0003118453260000053
in the formula, SESx(alpha; f, delta f) represents x (n) in the frequency band range [ f-delta f/2, f + delta f/2]Inner square envelope spectrum, alpha is the cycle frequency.
Step 2, extracting convolution characteristics: extracting the characteristics of the information map by using a convolution algorithm to obtain a characteristic map;
the specific description of the information map feature extraction by using the convolution algorithm in the step 2 is as follows:
processing the information map by using a convolution kernel in a Full padding mode, wherein the specification of the convolution kernel is 3 multiplied by 3, and the moving step length is set to be 1;
and step 3, fusing the characteristic information: carrying out information fusion on the feature map in the step 2 by using a proposed square neighbor weighting algorithm to obtain an information fusion map;
the specific steps of utilizing the proposed square nearest neighbor weighting algorithm to perform information fusion on the feature map in the step 3 are as follows:
step 3.1, determining values of a fast spectral kurtogram, a squared envelope information spectrum and a squared envelope information spectrum at the ith row and jth column positions
Figure BDA0003118453260000061
And
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and calculating the average value
Figure BDA0003118453260000063
Namely, it is
Figure BDA0003118453260000064
Step 3.2, calculate
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And
Figure BDA0003118453260000066
to
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Distance d squaredp(p is 1,2,3) and determining corresponding neighbor weight coefficients
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The calculation formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003118453260000068
step 3.3, calculating the value If of the corresponding pixel point after information fusionijThe expression is as follows:
Figure BDA0003118453260000069
step 4, training an improved CNN model: determining a label corresponding to the obtained information fusion map, and then training an improved CNN model as a sample and converging the CNN model;
the specific steps of training the improved CNN model in step 4 are as follows:
step 4.1, sequentially performing feature extraction on the information fusion map by using the convolution layer and an LEU activation function to obtain a feature map, wherein the LEU activation function is defined as:
Figure BDA00031184532600000610
step 4.2, performing Pooling treatment on the feature map by using Max Pooling Pooling to realize dimension reduction of the feature map;
and 4.3, performing feature map sparsification by using the proposed dynamic dropout layer, wherein the dynamic dropout layer sets some pixel points in the feature map to be 0 by random probability in each model training process, and the expression of the random probability is as follows:
rp=e-m
wherein m is a thinning coefficient and satisfies a uniform distribution, i.e., m to U [1,10 ].
Step 4.4, continuing the convolution-LEU activation function-pooling-dropout algorithm flow from the step 4.1 to the step 4.3 to further process the feature map to obtain a final feature map;
step 4.5, unfolding the characteristic diagram obtained in the step 4.4 in a Flatten form, connecting two full connecting layers, and then realizing classification and identification of the image through Softmax logistic regression, wherein an activation function still selects an LEU;
step 4.6, repeating the steps 4.1 to 4.5 until the convergence of the loss function or the iteration reaches the set times 100, wherein the loss function LICNNThe design is as follows:
LICNN=Lfl+Lre+Lsp
in the formula, LflIs the Focal loss function, LreFor regular penalty loss, LspFor dropout layer sparse term loss, specific expressions are respectively as follows:
Figure BDA0003118453260000071
Figure BDA0003118453260000072
where μ denotes the equilibrium coefficient, γ is the adjustment coefficient, ptIs the predicted probability of the model, p is the output probability of the model, and y is the logical output of the model.
Figure BDA0003118453260000073
In the formula, λ represents a regularization coefficient, wiThe number of the convolution kernel weight coefficients is N.
Figure BDA0003118453260000074
In the formula, s represents the number of neurons in a dropout layer, rho is a sparsity parameter,
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is the average activity of the j dropout layer neurons.
Step 5, model on-line monitoring: and (4) installing the diagnosis model obtained in the steps 1-4 in an upper computer program, processing a vibration signal uploaded by a signal acquisition system in real time, and sending an alarm through an information interaction system if a fault is detected.
FIG. 2 is a network architecture diagram of a graph information fused convolutional neural network used in the invention. The structure diagram can be divided into two major modules, which are respectively: an information fusion module and an improved CNN module. For the information fusion module, frequency domain information contained in the fault signal is extracted by using a fast spectral kurtosis diagram, a square envelope information spectrum and a square envelope spectrum information spectrum, then a square neighbor weighting algorithm is proposed to fuse the three information diagrams to obtain an information fusion diagram, and then the information fusion diagram is used as a training sample to train an improved CNN model, so that the image characteristics input by the CNN model are enhanced. For an improved CNN module, the problem that a traditional CNN model is easy to over-fit and insufficient in generalization is considered, the improved CNN model is provided, an LEU activation function is provided to solve the problem that the gradient of the traditional sigmoid activation function is easy to disappear during back propagation, a dynamic dropout layer and a loss function combining unbalanced and sparse samples are provided, the generalization of the model is improved, and accurate and effective diagnosis of transformer faults is achieved. In general, the sensor and the acquisition system thereof acquire the vibration signals of the transformer, and finally judge whether the signals contain fault information or not through algorithm fusion and characteristic extraction of CNN at different levels, so that the safety of the transformer is guaranteed and the power transmission capacity is improved.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of an online diagnostic system, and it can be seen that: the 608A11-PCB acceleration sensor is installed on each transformer, and then the NI9234 data acquisition card converts the signals acquired by the sensor through a signal conditioning circuit and uploads the signals to a data acquisition system; and then the server calls the convolutional neural network with map information fusion to classify and identify the uploaded data, if a fault is found, an alarm message is sent out through an alarm, and otherwise, the monitoring is continued. The whole system guarantees the working safety of the transformer and improves the power transmission capacity of the transformer.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention in any way, but any modifications or equivalent variations made according to the technical spirit of the present invention are within the scope of the present invention as claimed.

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1. The transformer fault diagnosis system of the convolutional neural network based on map information fusion specifically comprises the following steps:
step 1, obtaining an information map: acquiring vibration signals of the transformer in different fault states, and calculating a corresponding fast spectrum kurtogram, a square envelope information spectrum and a square envelope spectrum information spectrum;
the process of calculating the fast spectral kurtogram, the squared envelope information spectrum, and the squared envelope spectrum information spectrum in step 1 can be represented as follows:
assuming that a discrete time-domain vibration signal x (n) (1, 2.. multidot.l) of length L is acquired, the corresponding spectral kurtosis K in the fast spectral kurtosis mapY(f) Is defined as:
Figure FDA0003118453250000011
where {. denotes the mathematical expectation, | - | denotes the absolute value, and H (n, f) denotes the complex envelope of the signal x (n) at the frequency f.
For a squared envelope information spectrum, the negative entropy of its spectrum in the time domain is defined as:
Figure FDA0003118453250000012
in the formula, SEx(n; f, Δ f) denotes that x (n) is within a frequency band range [ f- Δ f/2, f + Δ f/2]The inner squared envelope.
For the square envelope spectrum information spectrum, the definition of the spectrum negative entropy in the frequency domain is as follows:
Figure FDA0003118453250000013
in the formula, SESx(alpha; f, delta f) represents x (n) in the frequency band range [ f-delta f/2, f + delta f/2]Inner square envelope spectrum, alpha is cycle frequency;
step 2, extracting convolution characteristics: extracting the characteristics of the information map by using a convolution algorithm to obtain a characteristic map;
and step 3, fusing the characteristic information: carrying out information fusion on the feature map in the step 2 by using a proposed square neighbor weighting algorithm to obtain an information fusion map;
the specific steps of utilizing the proposed square nearest neighbor weighting algorithm to perform information fusion on the feature map in the step 3 are as follows:
step 3.1, determining values of a fast spectral kurtogram, a squared envelope information spectrum and a squared envelope information spectrum at the ith row and jth column positions
Figure FDA0003118453250000014
And
Figure FDA0003118453250000015
and calculating the average value
Figure FDA0003118453250000016
Namely, it is
Figure FDA0003118453250000017
Step 3.2, calculate
Figure FDA0003118453250000018
And
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to
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Distance d squaredp(p is 1,2,3) and determining corresponding neighbor weight coefficients
Figure FDA00031184532500000111
The calculation formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003118453250000021
step 3.3, calculating the value If of the corresponding pixel point after information fusionijThe expression is as follows:
Figure FDA0003118453250000022
step 4, training an improved CNN model: determining a label corresponding to the obtained information fusion map, and then training an improved CNN model as a sample and converging the CNN model;
step 5, model on-line monitoring: and (4) installing the diagnosis model obtained in the steps 1-4 in an upper computer program, processing a vibration signal uploaded by a signal acquisition system in real time, and sending an alarm through an information interaction system if a fault is detected.
2. The transformer fault diagnosis system based on the convolutional neural network of map information fusion of claim 1, wherein: in the step 1, 608A11 is selected as the PCB acceleration sensor, and NI9234 is selected as the data acquisition card.
3. The transformer fault diagnosis system based on the convolutional neural network of map information fusion of claim 1, wherein: the specific description of the information map feature extraction by using the convolution algorithm in the step 2 is as follows:
processing the information map by using a convolution kernel in a Full padding mode, wherein the specification of the convolution kernel is 3 multiplied by 3, and the moving step length is set to be 1;
4. the transformer fault diagnosis system based on the convolutional neural network of map information fusion of claim 1, wherein: the specific steps of training the improved CNN model in step 4 are as follows:
step 4.1, sequentially performing feature extraction on the information fusion map by using the convolution layer and an LEU activation function to obtain a feature map, wherein the LEU activation function is defined as:
Figure FDA0003118453250000023
step 4.2, performing Pooling treatment on the feature map by using Max Pooling Pooling to realize dimension reduction of the feature map;
and 4.3, performing feature map sparsification by using the proposed dynamic dropout layer, wherein the dynamic dropout layer sets some pixel points in the feature map to be 0 by random probability in each model training process, and the expression of the random probability is as follows:
rp=e-m
wherein m is a thinning coefficient and satisfies a uniform distribution, i.e., m to U [1,10 ].
Step 4.4, continuing the convolution-LEU activation function-pooling-dropout algorithm flow from the step 4.1 to the step 4.3 to further process the feature map to obtain a final feature map;
step 4.5, unfolding the characteristic diagram obtained in the step 4.4 in a Flatten form, connecting two full connecting layers, and then realizing classification and identification of the image through Softmax logistic regression, wherein an activation function still selects an LEU;
step 4.6, repeating the steps 4.1 to 4.5 until the convergence of the loss function or the iteration reaches the set times 100, wherein the loss function LICNNThe design is as follows:
LICNN=Lfl+Lre+Lsp
in the formula, LflIs the Focal loss function, LreFor regular penalty loss, LspFor dropout layer sparse term loss, specific expressions are respectively as follows:
Figure FDA0003118453250000031
Figure FDA0003118453250000032
where μ denotes the equilibrium coefficient, γ is the adjustment coefficient, ptIs the predicted probability of the model, p is the output probability of the model, and y is the logical output of the model.
Figure FDA0003118453250000033
In the formula, λ represents a regularization coefficient, wiThe number of the convolution kernel weight coefficients is N.
Figure FDA0003118453250000034
In the formula, s represents the number of neurons in a dropout layer, rho is a sparsity parameter,
Figure FDA0003118453250000035
is the average activity of the j dropout layer neurons.
5. The transformer fault diagnosis system based on the convolutional neural network of map information fusion of claim 1, wherein: the online monitoring of the model in step 5 is specifically described as follows:
and (4) installing the diagnosis model obtained in the steps 1-4 in an upper computer program, processing the vibration signal uploaded by the signal acquisition system in real time, if a fault is detected, sending an alarm through the information interaction system, and otherwise, continuing to monitor in real time.
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