A Novel Feature Extraction and Fault Detection Technique for the Intelligent Fault Identification of Water Pump Bearings

Muhammad Irfan; Abdullah Saeed Alwadie; Adam Glowacz; Muhammad Awais; Saifur Rahman; Mohammad Kamal Asif Khan; Mohammad Jalalah; Omar Alshorman; Wahyu Caesarendra

doi:10.3390/s21124225

A Novel Feature Extraction and Fault Detection Technique for the Intelligent Fault Identification of Water Pump Bearings

Muhammad Irfan^*, Abdullah Saeed Alwadie, Adam Glowacz, Muhammad Awais, Saifur Rahman, Mohammad Kamal Asif Khan, Mohammad Jalalah, Omar Alshorman, Wahyu Caesarendra

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The reliable and cost-effective condition monitoring of the bearings installed in water pumps is a real challenge in the industry. This paper presents a novel strong feature selection and extraction algorithm (SFSEA) to extract fault-related features from the instantaneous power spectrum (IPS). The three features extracted from the IPS using the SFSEA are fed to an extreme gradient boosting (XBG) classifier to reliably detect and classify the minor bearing faults. The experiments performed on a lab-scale test setup demonstrated classification accuracy up to 100%, which is better than the previously reported fault classification accuracies and indicates the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Original language	English
Article number	e4225
Journal	Sensors
Volume	21
Issue number	12
Early online date	20 Jun 2021
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/s21124225
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 20 Jun 2021

Keywords

induction motors
stator current sensing
voltage measurement
instantaneous power measurement
vibration measurement
feature selection

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A Novel Feature Extraction and Fault Detection Technique for the Intelligent Fault Identification of Water Pump Bearings. / Irfan, Muhammad; Alwadie, Abdullah Saeed; Glowacz, Adam; Awais, Muhammad; Rahman, Saifur; Khan, Mohammad Kamal Asif; Jalalah, Mohammad; Alshorman, Omar; Caesarendra, Wahyu.

In: Sensors, Vol. 21, No. 12, e4225, 20.06.2021.

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