Industrial Lubrication and Tribology · 2018 · 19 citations · 12 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMaintenance EngineeringTime Series AnalysisTribologyDiagnosisDiagnosticsDigital Signal ProcessingFault DetectionVibration MonitoringGear Fault DiagnosisGear FaultsGearbox Fault DiagnosisSignal Processing For DiagnosticsSystem Fault DiagnosisWavelet AnalysisWavelet TransformWavelet Transform Analysis
Purpose This paper aims to explore a new wavelet adaptive threshold de-noising method to resolve the shortcomings of wavelet hard-threshold method and wavelet soft-threshold method, which are usually used in gear fault diagnosis. Design/methodology/approach A new threshold function and a new determined method of threshold for each layer are proposed. The principle and the implementation of the algorithm are given. The simulated signal and the measured gear fault signal are analyzed, and the obtained results are compared with those from wavelet soft-threshold method, wavelet hard-threshold method and wavelet modulus maximum method. Findings The presented wavelet adaptive threshold method overcomes the defects of the traditional wavelet threshold method, and it can effectively eliminate the noise hidden in the gear fault signal at different decomposition scales. It provides more accurate information for the further fault diagnosis. Originality/value A new threshold function is adopted and the multi-resolution unbiased risk estimation is used to determine the adaptive threshold, which overcomes the defect of the traditional wavelet method.
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