Abstract
A bearing is a critical component in the transmission of rotating machinery. However, due to prolonged exposure to heavy loads and high-speed environments, rolling bearings are highly susceptible to faults, Hence, it is crucial to enhance bearing fault diagnosis to ensure safe and reliable operation of rotating machinery. In order to achieve this, a rotating machinery fault diagnosis method based on a deep convolutional neural network (DCNN) and Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA) optimized Deep Extreme Learning Machine (DELM) is proposed in this paper. DCNN is a combination of the Efficient Channel Attention Net (ECA-Net) and Bi-directional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM). In this method, firstly, a DCNN classification network is constructed. The ECA-Net and BiLSTM are brought into the deep convolutional neural network to extract critical features. Next, the WOA is used to optimize the weight of the initial input layer of DELM to build the WOA-DELM classifier model. Finally, the features extracted by the Improved DCNN (IDCNN) are sent to the WOA-DELM model for bearing fault diagnosis. The diagnostic capability of the proposed IDCNN-WOA-DELM method was evaluated through multiple-condition fault diagnosis experiments using the CWRU-bearing dataset with various settings, and comparative tests against other methods were conducted as well. The results indicate that the proposed method demonstrates good diagnostic performance.
Funding Information
  • Ministry of Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China (G2022026016L, ZYYCYU202012112, Yuke2020-23, 121PYFZX181, NCWUYC-2023065)
  • Zhongyuan Talent Program (G2022026016L, ZYYCYU202012112, Yuke2020-23, 121PYFZX181, NCWUYC-2023065)
  • Henan International Joint Laboratory of Thermo-Fluid Electro Chemical System for New Energy Vehicle (G2022026016L, ZYYCYU202012112, Yuke2020-23, 121PYFZX181, NCWUYC-2023065)
  • Zhengzhou Measurement and Control Technology and Instrument Key Laboratory (G2022026016L, ZYYCYU202012112, Yuke2020-23, 121PYFZX181, NCWUYC-2023065)
  • North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power (G2022026016L, ZYYCYU202012112, Yuke2020-23, 121PYFZX181, NCWUYC-2023065)

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