YQYuanyuan Qu

Yuanyuan Qu

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Yuanyuan Qu has a total of 33 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:

  • Xiaodong Ji

    State Key Laboratory of Mechanical Behavior and System Safety of Traffic Engineering Structures, Shijiazhuang Tiedao University, Shijiazhuang 050043, China

    3 shared publications
  • Fuyan Lv

    Shandong University of Science and Technology

    2 shared publications
  • Hai Jiang

    School of Mechanical Electronic and Information Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing), Beijing 100083, China

    2 shared publications
  • Miao Wu

    China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing)

    2 shared publications
  • Miao Wu

    School of Mechanical, Electrical & Information Engineering, China University of Mining & Technology (Beijing), Beijing 100083, China

    2 shared publications
  • Tao Li

    School of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology-Beijing, Beijing, China

    2 shared publications

Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    Optical Fiber Methane Sensor Based on Mach–Zehnder Interferometer Induced by Multimode Interference

    by Fuling Yang, Sicheng Zong, Xinghan Li, Yating Hu, Zelong Wang, Yuanyuan Qu, Jing Wang, Yan Li

    In this paper, based on the multimode interference structure fiber and the sensitive advantages of a zeolitic imidazolate framework-8/Polydimethylsiloxane (ZIF-8/PDMS)-sensitive film in methane detection, a methane sensor based on an interferometer induced by multimode interference is designed and built with the aid of modeling. The methane-sensitive single mode fiber (MS-SMF) is obtained by coating a ZIF-8/PDMS-sensitive film around the cladding of a thin-diameter SMF. The change in methane concentration leads to a change in the cladding mode of the MS-SMF, which causes a change in interference spectrum and realizes methane concentration sensing. The factors affecting the sensitivity of the methane sensor are analyzed. Methane sensors with various parameters are fabricated and tested on a methane sensor platform for performance estimation at methane concentrations of 0–4%. The experimental results show that the sensitivity of the sensor to methane reaches 2.364 nm/% when the length of the MS-SMF is 42 mm, the thickness of the sensitive film is 1.8 µm, and the diameter of the MS-SMF is 58 µm. The limit of detection is about 338 ppm. The average response time is 30 s and the recovery time is 45 s. The temperature sensitivity of the methane sensor is approximately 0.026 nm/°C. The experimental results verify the correctness of the methane sensor model. This study provides a new design idea for optical methane sensors, showing great application potential in the field of methane detection.


  • Open Access

    Vibration Signal Analysis of Roadheader Based on Referential Manifold Learning

    by Hai Jiang, Xiaodong Ji, Yang Yang, Yuanyuan Qu, Miao Wu

    Roadheader is important large equipment in coal mining. The roadheader has a higher failure rate due to its harsh working environment and high working intensity. In this paper, we proposed a fault diagnosis method based on reference manifold (RM) learning by using the vibration signals of roadheader in the actual production process. First, health and fault vibration signals were extracted from a large number of field data. The abovementioned signals were analyzed by time domain and wavelet packet energy analysis and got the characteristic parameters of the signal which can form the characteristic parameter sets. RM method can reduce the dimension of the characteristic parameters, and the projection of different characteristic parameters was obtained. Finally, the health parameters and fault parameters of different characteristic parameters were segmented by linear discriminant analysis (LDA). It could get the different segment area range of characteristic parameters for health signals and fault signals. This method provides a set of fault analysis ideas and methods for equipment working under complex working conditions and improves the theoretical basis for fault type analysis.


  • Open Access

    Path Tracking of Underground Mining Boom Roadheader Combining BP Neural Network and State Estimation

    by Yuanyuan Qu, Teng Yang, Tao Li, Yu Zhan, Shichen Fu

    This paper proposes a path correction scheduling strategy for the underground mining boom roadheader by ably combining a back propagation (BP) neural network and state estimation. First, a pose deviation-based tracking model is designed for the roadheader, and it is then further studied and optimized by incorporating the benefits of BP neural networks into the model adaptation. Considering the fact that there is skidding between tracks on the ground and errors during the instant pose detection of the roadheader underground, singular value decomposition (SVD)–Unscented Kalman filtering is applied to estimate the real pose deviation, based on the summarized distribution regularities of the track skidding ratios and the pose detection errors, instead of complicated analysis mechanisms. The BP neural network and states estimation are well combined in structure, enabling this scheduling strategy to update the control law and revise the control instruction simultaneously in the procedure. The proposed path tracking model for the roadheader is simple and clear, without adding extra devices or massive algorithms, which is attractive in terms of industrial use. The path tracking simulations show that this proposed strategy achieves path tracking well in different scenarios and is of high adaptability when facing complex trajectory while still giving stable control instructions for the roadheader.


  • Open Access

    A Multi-Agent Motion Prediction and Tracking Method Based on Non-Cooperative Equilibrium

    by Yan Li, Mengyu Zhao, Huazhi Zhang, Yuanyuan Qu, Suyu Wang

    A Multi-Agent Motion Prediction and Tracking method based on non-cooperative equilibrium (MPT-NCE) is proposed according to the fact that some multi-agent intelligent evolution methods, like the MADDPG, lack adaptability facing unfamiliar environments, and are unable to achieve multi-agent motion prediction and tracking, although they own advantages in multi-agent intelligence. Featured by a performance discrimination module using the time difference function together with a random mutation module applying predictive learning, the MPT-NCE is capable of improving the prediction and tracking ability of the agents in the intelligent game confrontation. Two groups of multi-agent prediction and tracking experiments are conducted and the results show that compared with the MADDPG method, in the aspect of prediction ability, the MPT-NCE achieves a prediction rate at more than 90%, which is 23.52% higher and increases the whole evolution efficiency by 16.89%; in the aspect of tracking ability, the MPT-NCE promotes the convergent speed by 11.76% while facilitating the target tracking by 25.85%. The proposed MPT-NCE method shows impressive environmental adaptability and prediction and tracking ability.


  • Open Access

    Travel Dynamics Analysis and Intelligent Path Rectification Planning of a Roadheader on a Roadway

    by Xiaodong Ji, Minjun Zhang, Yuanyuan Qu, Hai Jiang, Miao Wu

    The tunneling work belongs to the group operation of semi-closed space, and the work is difficult with a high risk coefficient. It is an urgent requirement of coal mining to achieve unmanned and intelligent tunneling work. The path rectification planning of roadheaders is a necessary step before roadway cutting. In the traditional dynamic modeling analysis of roadhead tracks, problems such as compaction resistance, bulldozing resistance, steering resistance, tunnel dip angle, ditching, and obstacle-crossing capacity are not considered. In order to approximate the kinematic and dynamic parameters of a roadheader’s deviation correction under actual working conditions, this paper establishes kinematic and dynamic models of a roadheader’s path rectification at low speeds and under complex working conditions, and calculates the obstacle-crossing ability of roadheaders in the course of path rectification by modes based on roadway conditions, crawler resistance, and driving performance of the roadheader. Field experiments were carried out to verify the effectiveness of the dynamic model. The dynamic roadheader model was used in combination with actual working conditions of roadways in order to establish a roadway grid model. The grid model was simplified using rectifying influence degree and distance cost. The roadheader dynamic model and grid model were then used to propose a path rectification planning and tracking algorithm based on particle swarm optimization of the actual roadway conditions and roadheader driving performance. Finally, the effectiveness and superiority of the algorithm were verified using MATLAB simulation. The algorithm can provide strong technical guarantee for the intelligence of roadheader and unmanned mining. The results presented here can provide theoretical and technical support for the structural optimization and intelligent travel control of roadheaders.


  • Open Access

    Health Diagnosis of Roadheader Based on Reference Manifold Learning and Improved K‐Means

    by Xiaodong Ji, Yang Yang, Yuanyuan Qu, Hai Jiang, Miao Wu

    The safe and stable operation of roadheader is of great significance to the efficient and rapid production of a coal mine. Health diagnosis based on vibration signals has been studied in bearings and motors. Complex geological conditions and bad working environment lead to the characteristics of nonlinear and time‐varying vibration signals of a roadheader. In this paper, a health state analysis method based on reference manifold (RM) learning and improved K‐means clustering analysis was proposed; the method was verified by using the real‐time collected roadheader cutting reducer fault signal. Firstly, the comparison signal and analysis signal were extracted from the actual collected vibration data of the roadheader, and the referential analysis samples were constructed through time domain and wavelet packet energy analysis. Then, the characteristic structure of the low‐dimensional space of the referential analysis samples is obtained by Locally Linear Embedding (LLE), which is a method of manifold learning. Through the improved K‐means clustering analysis method, the low‐dimensional structure parameters were analyzed and the clustering effect index was obtained, which was used as the health evaluation index (HEI). Finally, the normal distribution model of the health evaluation index is established, and the confidence interval of the health evaluation index is determined, so as to realize the health state analysis of the roadheader and realize the fault warning function. Through the analysis of data of three sensors, the results show that the roadheader failed on the 15th day, which is consistent with the actual working condition. Through practical analysis, the effectiveness of the method was verified and provided a kind of fault analysis idea and method for equipment working under complex working conditions and the theoretical basis for fault type analysis.