Bearing fault detection by four-band wavelet packet decomposition

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Abstract

Bearing problems are by far the biggest cause of induction motor failures in the industry. Since induction machines are used heavily by the industry, their unexpected failure may disturb the production process. Motor condition monitoring is employed widely to avoid such unexpected failures. The data that can be obtained from induction machines are non-stationary by nature since the loading may vary during their operation. Wavelet packet decomposition seems to better handle non-stationary nature of induction machines, the use of this method in monitoring applications is limited, since the computational complexity is higher than other methods. In this work four-band wavelet packet decomposition of motor vibration data is proposed to reduce the computational complexity without compromising accuracy. The proposed method is very suitable for parallel computational processing by its nature, and as a result it is predicted that the calculation time will be shortened further if field-progammable gate array is used in design.

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Cekic, Y. (2019). Bearing fault detection by four-band wavelet packet decomposition. Thermal Science, 23, S91–S98. https://doi.org/10.2298/TSCI180927333C

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