Published: 31 December 2019

A novel faults detection method for rolling bearing based on RCMDE and ISVM

Xin Zhang1
Jianmin Zhao2
Hongzhi Teng3
Guozeng Liu4
1, 2, 4Army Engineering University, Shijiazhuang, China
3Army 32180 Unite, Beijing, China
Corresponding Author:
Xin Zhang
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Abstract

The rolling bearing is an essential element widely used in the rotating machinery. Bearing failures are among the main reasons for breakdown of rotating machinery. Therefore, fault detection of bearing is necessary to reduce the probability of breakdown and safety accidents. A novel fault diagnosis method for rolling bearing based on Refined Composite Multiscale Dispersion Entropy (RCMDE) and Improved Support Vector Machine (ISVM) is presented in this paper. The RCMDE is a new irregular index in biomedical signal analysis, which has lower computational cost and more stable results. Therefore, the RCMDE is introduced as fault feature to represent the bearing fault characteristics. After feature extraction, an improved support vector machine based on whale optimization algorithm (WOA) and support vector machine (SVM) is proposed as a fault classifier, which has the advantages of less training samples and good classification effect. The effectiveness of the proposed method in bearing fault diagnosis is verified by using bearing fault experimental data.

Highlights

  • The Refined Composite Multiscale Dispersion Entropy is introduced as fault feature to represent the bearing fault characteristics
  • Improved support vector machine based on whale optimization algorithm (WOA) and support vector machine (SVM) is proposed as a fault classifier
  • A novel fault diagnosis method for rolling bearing based on Refined Composite Multiscale Dispersion Entropy (RCMDE) and Improved Support Vector Machine (ISVM) is presented

1. Introduction

The rolling bearing plays an important role in rotating machinery and transmission machinery system. The working environment of rolling bearings is usually odious and sophisticated, which leads to the fault more easily occurring in rolling bearings. According to incomplete statistics, about 30 % of the faults occur in rotating machinery equipped with rolling bearings are caused by the faults of rolling bearings, and many major safety accidents are caused by the damage of bearings. Therefore, it is necessary to develop the method of rolling bearing fault diagnosis.

So far, many methods have been proposed and applied to bearing fault diagnosis. According to the source of the signal, the method can be divided into the following categories, such as vibration analysis [1, 2], oil analysis [3, 4], infrared thermal imaging [5-7] and acoustic emission analysis [8-10]. Compared with other methods, the signal acquisition and analysis of vibration analysis are easier to implement. Therefore, various vibration analysis methods have been introduced in fault diagnosis of rolling bearings, such as autoregressive model [11, 12], spectral kurtosis [13-15] and kurtogram [16], wavelet transform [17, 18], matching pursuit order tracking [19, 20] and empirical mode decomposition [21, 22]. Although the above methods have been proved to be effective tools of fault diagnosis for rolling bearings, but the process of these methods is not simple enough, which is not conducive to the practical application of engineering. Aiming at the shortages of above methods, an intelligent fault diagnosis method for rolling bearings based on refined composite multiscale dispersion entropy (RCMDE) and improved support vector machine (ISVM) is proposed in this paper.

The RCMDE is extracted as bearing fault feature in the proposed method. The RCMDE is a new irregular index proposed by Azami [23] and applied it to biomedical signal analysis. Compared with multi-scale sample entropy [24] and multi-scale fuzzy entropy [25], RCMDE has lower computational cost and more stable results. For these reasons, the RCMDE is a simple and effective feature extraction method which has more potential to be applied in engineering practice. Therefore, the RCMDE is proposed as a feature parameter reflecting fault state of rolling bearings. After fault features extraction, the improved support vector machine (ISVM) based on whale optimization algorithm (WOA) [26] and support vector machine (SVM) is proposed as fault classifier for rolling bearings. The SVM has the advantages of fewer training samples and faster calculation speed, which is beneficial to the practical application of engineering. The change of regularization factor and kernel parameter of support vector machine will determine the performance of classification. Therefore, this paper proposes an improved support vector machine (ISVM) whose parameters are optimized by WOA.

The Fig. 1 illustrates the framework diagram of the proposed method. Firstly, the original bearing fault signal is collected from rolling bearing fault test rig by sensors. Then the RCMDE values of vibration signals are calculated to form eigenvectors as the input of ISVM. Subsequently, the ISVM is trained by using training data and the ISVM optimal model is obtained. Finally, the ISVM optimal model is used to classify the test data, and the fault diagnosis results are obtained.

Fig. 1Framework diagram of proposed method

Framework diagram of proposed method

The article is arranged as follows. The theory of refined composite multiscale dispersion entropy (RCMDE) is introduced in Section 2. Section 3 describes the improved support vector machine (ISVM) based on whale optimization algorithm (WOA) proposed in this paper. Section 4 investigates the effectiveness of the proposed method through experimental data. And the conclusions are drawn in Section 5.

2. Refined composite multiscale dispersion entropy

2.1. Multiscale dispersion entropy

Firstly, the calculation process of multiscale dispersion entropy is introduced in this section. For the initial time series u=u1,u2,,uL, where the L is the length of the time series. Then the initial time series u is divided into non-overlapping segments of length τ, which is called scale factor. The average of each segment is calculated, and the coarse-grained signal with scale factor τ is obtained as follows:

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xjτ=1τb=(j-1)τ+1jτub, 1jLτ=N.

After coarsening, the dispersion entropy is calculated for each coarsening sequence. Similar to sample entropy and permutation entropy, the dispersion entropy is an algorithm to measure the complexity or irregularity of time series. The larger the dispersion entropy, the higher the degree of irregularity, the smaller the dispersion entropy and the lower the degree of irregularity. For a given time series of length N: x=x1,x2,,xN, the calculation steps of dispersion entropy are as follows.

(1) Mapping time series x into y=y1,y2,,yN from 0 to 1 using normal distribution function as follows:

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yi=1σ2π-xje-(t-μ)22σ2dt,

where μ and σ2 represent expectation and variance respectively.

(2) The y is mapped to the range of {1, 2, …, c} by linear transformation as follows:

3
zjc=Rcyj+0.5,

where R is an integral function and c is the number of categories.

(3) Then calculate the embedding vector as follows:

4
zim,c=zic,zi+dc,,zi+m-1dc, i=1,2,,N-m-1d.

Among them, m and d are embedding dimension and time delay respectively.

(4) The dispersion pattern πv0v1v m-1 (v=1,2,,c) is calculated. The corresponding dispersion pattern of zim,c is πv0,v1,,vm-1 if zic=v0, zi+dc=v1,zi+(m-1)d =vm-1. Since πv0,v1,,vm-1 consists of c digits and each digit has m values, the corresponding dispersion patterns have cm values.

(5) Calculate the probability p(πv0,v1,,vm-1) of each dispersion pattern πv0,v1,,vm-1 as follows:

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pπv0,v1,vm-1=Numberπv0,v1,,vm-1N-m-1d,

where Number(πv0,v1,,vm-1) represents the number of mappings from zim,c to πv0,v1,,vm-1.

(6) According to the definition of Shannon Entropy, the dispersion entropy of the original signal is defined as follows:

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DEx,m,c,d=-π=1cmpπv0,v1,,vm-1lnpπv0,v1,,vm-1.

It can be seen from the algorithm of dispersion entropy that when all dispersion entropy patterns have the same probability, dispersion entropy achieves the maximum value of ln(cm), such as noise signal. Conversely, when only one p(πv0,v1,,vm-1) value is not equal to zero, the time series is a completely regular or predictable data, and the dispersion entropy value is the smallest, such as periodic signals.

2.2. Refined composite multiscale dispersion entropy

The calculation steps of RCMDE are shown as follows.

For the original data u, the kth coarsening sequence xkτ={xk,1τ,xk,2τ,} can be obtained as follows:

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xk,jτ=1τb=k+τ(j-1)k+jτ-1ub, 1jLτ, 1kτ.

For each scale τ, RCMDE is defined as follows:

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RCMDEx,m,c,d,τ=-π=1cmp¯πv0v1vm-1lnp¯πv0v1vm-1,

where p¯(πv0v1vm-1)=1τ1τpkτ is the average probability of the dispersion pattern π of the coarse-grained sequences xkτ.

3. The improved support vector machine based on whale optimization algorithm

The support vector machine (SVM) is a binary classification model. Its purpose is to find a hyperplane to segment samples. The principle of segmentation is to maximize the interval, and finally to solve a convex quadratic programming problem. Because the bearing fault data are nonlinear, the improved support vector machine is proposed on the basis of nonlinear support vector machine. Suppose there is a training data set D={xi,yi}i=1n, where xiRn is the i-th input feature vectors, n is the total number of samples, yi{+1,-1} is the category label of xi According to the definition of support vector machine, the following conditions should be satisfied in order to establish the optimal classification hyperplane:

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wxi+b+1-ξiyi=+1,wxi+b-1+ξiyi=-1.

Simplify and amalqamate the above two constraints into:

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yiwxi+b-1+ξi0, i=1,2,,n,

where ξi0 is the slack variables, b is a scalar and the w is weight vector. When the input xi is nonlinear, a new high-dimensional feature set needs to be obtained ϕ(xi) by nonlinear mapping φ. Thus, by introducing the obtained high-dimensional feature set ϕ(xi) into Eq. (10), the following constraints can be obtained:

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yiwϕxi+b-1+ξi0, i=1,2,,n.

The objective function for finding the optimal classification hyperplane is:

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min12wTw+Ci=1nξi,

where C is the regularization parameter. The regularization parameter is used to weigh the relationship between empirical risk and complexity. In order to solve this problem, Lagrange function is introduced and the following results are obtained:

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Lw,b,ξ,α,β=12wTw+Ci=1nξi-i=1nβiξi-i=1nαiyiwϕxi+b+ξi-1,

where αi0, βi0 are Lagrange multipliers. For Eq. (8), the partial derivatives of w, b and ξi are calculated and made equal to 0. After calculation, the following formulas are obtained:

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Lw,b,ξ,α,β=i=1nαi-12i=1nj=1nαiαjyiyjφxiφxj.

According to the Karush-Kuhn-Tucker (KKT) condition, the following conditions are needed to solve this optimization problem:

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αi[yi((wϕ(xi))+b)+ξi-1]=0,βiξi=0 C-αiξi=0, i=1,2,,n.

The inner product in the feature space can be replaced by according to the Mercer condition. Thus, the above problems can be transformed into the following binary programming problems:

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maxi=1nαi-12i=1nj=1nαiαjyiyjKxi,xj,
s.t. i=1nyiαi=0,0αiC, i=1,2,,n.

After solving the above problem, the optimal classification function is obtained as follows:

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fx=sgni=1nαiyiKxi,x+b.

In this paper, the kernel function of support vector machine is radial basis function (RBF). the kernel function is shown as follows:

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K(xi,x)=exp(γxi-x2), γ>0,

where γ is the kernel parameter.

Fig. 2Flow chart for optimization of ISVM

Flow chart for optimization of ISVM

The RBF kernel parameter γ and regularization parameter C mentioned above are important parameters of support vector machine, and their selection will determine the classification performance of support vector machine. In order to improve the classification effect of traditional support vector machine, this paper proposes an improved support vector machine whose parameters are optimized by WOA. The WOA is a meta-heuristic optimization algorithm proposed by Mirjalili in 2016. It has the characteristics of fast optimization speed and good optimization effect. Specific description of WOA can be referred to in literature [26]. In this paper, a fitness function is proposed to evaluate the optimization effect of the algorithm. The fitness function can be calculated as follows:

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FfitCi,γi=1-11+avcCi,γi,

where avc(Ci,γi)[0,1] is the cross validation accuracy of SVM using the parameters Ci and γi. The parameter optimization process of the improved support vector machine presented in this paper is presented in Fig. 2.

4. Case study 1

In this section, the fault data of the Case Western Reserve University are employed to verify the performance of the proposed means in bearing fault detection, and the test rig is presented in the Fig. 3. The test rig consists of a motor, a torque sensor, a power tester and an electronic controller. In the case, the type of fault bearing is SKF6205. The data includes four states: normal state, inner ring fault, outer ring fault and rolling element fault. The inner ring fault, outer ring fault and rolling element fault have several sizes of 0.007 inches, 0.014 inches and 0.028 inches respectively. Usually, bearing faults with smaller sizes are difficult to identify, so the fault data of 0.007 inches size are selected to verify the proposed method. If the fault state data of small size can be correctly identified via the proposed method, it shows that the fault state data of other sizes can also be identified by the proposed method. All the vibration data of fault bearing was recorded for motor loads of 0 to 3 horsepower (motor speeds of 1797 to 1720 RPM). In the case, the data under all working conditions are mixed together and identified by the proposed method. The data of each state is divided into 40 samples, a total of 160 samples. Among them, 64 samples were used as training samples and the remaining 96 samples were used as test sample.

Fig. 3Structure of test rig

Structure of test rig

Referring to the setting of RCMDE parameters in literature 12, the embedding dimension m, time delay d and number of classes c are set to 1, 1 and 6 respectively. The scale factor of RCMDE is set to 5 in the case study. After calculation, the RCMDE value of the training sample is shown in the Fig. 4. As shown in the Fig. 4, RCMDE value of four states can be roughly distinguished under different scale factors.

Table 1Input parameters of WOA in ISVM

Parameters
Value
Number of whales population
50
Maximum number of iterations
100
Parameter lower bound
0.0001
Parameter upper bound
100
Number of cross validation
3

After calculating RCMDE, the feature vector composed of RCMDE is extracted as the input of ISVM. Then the training samples are used to train the ISVM to obtain the optimal ISVM classification model. The WOA parameter settings in the ISVM are shown in the Table 1. The optimized kernel parameter γ and regularization parameter C are 4.5817 and 2.4198 respectively after optimization. The diagnosis result is presented in the Fig. 5. As shown in the Fig. 5, the fault diagnosis results are in good agreement with the actual state. After calculated, the recognition accuracy of bearing fault pattern is 100 %. It is illustrated that the method is effective for fault diagnosis of rolling bearings.

Fig. 4RCMDE value of training sample

RCMDE value of training sample

Fig. 5Diagnosis result of proposed method

Diagnosis result of proposed method

In order to further prove that the performance of the proposed method is better than other methods, two hybrid method, multiscale fuzzy entropy (MFE) and multiscale sample entropy (MSE) combined with ISVM, are compared with the proposed method. At the same time, the combination of RCMFE and artificial neural network (ANN) is compared with the proposed method. The fault diagnosis recognition rate of the proposed method, MSE-ISVM, MFE-ISVM and RCMDE-ANN are shown in the Table 2. As shown in the Table 2, the recognition rate of the proposed method is higher than that of other methods, which proves the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Table 2The recognition rate of different classification methods

Method
Number of correct identification samples
Number of test samples
Recognition rate
RCMDE-ISVM
96
96
100 %
MSE-ISVM
93
96
96.88 %
MFE-ISVM
95
96
98.96 %
RCMDE-ANN
95
96
98.96 %

5. Case study 2

In order to further prove the effectiveness of the proposed method, the proposed method is used to diagnose the bearing fault dataset provided by Society for Machinery Failure Prevention Technology (MFPT). The bearings used in the case are NICE bearings. The bearing fault data set contains the following states: baseline (good condition bearing), inner race fault and outer race fault with various loads. The location of outer race fault and inner race fault of the bearing are shown in the Fig. 6. The data of each failure state are divided into 84 samples, a total of 256 samples, half of which are training samples and the other half are test samples.

Fig. 6Fault bearing: a) inner race fault, b) outer race fault

Fault bearing: a) inner race fault, b) outer race fault

The parameter settings of RCMDE are consistent with the previous case. After calculation, the RCMDE value of the training sample is shown in the Fig. 7. As shown in the Fig. 7, the RCMDE values of different fault state can be distinguished clearly under different scale factor, which shows that the RCMDE as a characteristic parameter can reflect the fault state of bearings.

Fig. 7RCMDE value of training sample

RCMDE value of training sample

The RCMDE is extracted to form feature vector as input of ISVM. Then the training samples are used to train the ISVM to obtain the optimal ISVM classification model. The parameter settings of WOA are the same as in the previous case. The diagnosis result is presented in the Fig. 8. As shown in the Fig. 8, the fault diagnosis results are in good agreement with the actual state. After calculated, the recognition accuracy of bearing fault pattern is 100 %. It is illustrated that the method is effective for fault diagnosis of rolling bearings.

In order to further prove that the performance of the proposed method is better than other methods. As in Case 1, MSE-ISVM, MFE-ISVM and RCMDE-ANN are used to compared with the proposed method. The fault diagnosis recognition rate of the proposed method, MSE-ISVM, MFE-ISVM and RCMDE-ANN are shown in the Table 3. As shown in the Table 3, the recognition rate of the proposed method is higher than that of MSE-ISVM and MFE-ISVM, which proves the effectiveness of the proposed method. The fault recognition rate of RCMDE-ANN is the same as that of the proposed method. The reason may be that RCMDE is so good at representing fault features that the classification of classifiers has little effect on fault recognition rate.

Fig. 8Diagnosis result of proposed method

Diagnosis result of proposed method

Table 3The recognition rate of different classification methods

Method
Number of correct
identification samples
Number of test
samples
Recognition rate
RCMDE-ISVM
126
126
100 %
MSE-ISVM
123
126
97.62 %
MFE-ISVM
124
126
98.41 %
RCMDE-ANN
118
126
100 %

6. Conclusions

In this paper, a novel method based on RCMDE and ISVM is presented for fault detection of rolling bearings. Due to RCMDE has the advantages of low computational cost and stable results, RCMDE is employed as the feature parameter to reflect the fault state of rolling bearings in this paper. The ISVM is proposed as a classifier for fault detection of rolling bearings, which has the advantages of less training samples and good classification performance. The experiment data from Case Western Reserve University and MFPT are used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method. The experimental results show that the proposed method is effective in bearing fault diagnosis.

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About this article

Received
16 May 2019
Accepted
01 October 2019
Published
31 December 2019
SUBJECTS
Fault diagnosis based on vibration signal analysis
Keywords
rolling bearing
fault diagnosis
RCMDE
ISVM
WOA