Two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of water jet propulsion, and relates to a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection.
Background
In the water jet propeller, a mixed flow pump is widely used for its excellent performance. The operational stability of this pump type is a key factor in ensuring that the water jet propulsion system behaves in terms of noise control and overall stability. The vibration problem of the mixed flow pump is caused by complex and various factors, including unbalance of a mechanical structure, hydrodynamic factors, change of an operating environment and the like. The existing vibration detection method mainly depends on signal analysis of a single measuring point, such as time domain analysis, frequency domain analysis, time-frequency domain analysis and the like. These methods can provide effective diagnostic information under certain simple conditions, but their accuracy and reliability appear to be inadequate when dealing with complex conditions and nonlinear vibration problems. In particular, in vibration detection during the transient processes of mixed flow pump starting, speed changing and the like, the fluid characteristics and the mechanical characteristics of the pump system are mutually coupled, so that vibration signals show high non-linear and non-stable characteristics, and the traditional single-measuring-point signal analysis method is difficult to accurately distinguish and diagnose the complex vibration problems. The two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method can reflect the characteristics of the vibration signal more comprehensively by combining the time domain signals of the two measuring points, and is particularly suitable for processing the vibration signal of the mixed flow pump under the complex working condition. Therefore, the mixed flow pump vibration detection technology based on the two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method has important practical significance and application value for improving the running stability and reliability of a pump system.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection, which solves the problems of low precision and poor reliability existing in the traditional vibration detection method when complex fault modes are identified.
The technical scheme includes that the two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for vibration detection of the mixed flow pump comprises the steps of collecting radial vibration displacement signals of a main shaft and pressure pulsation of an impeller outlet by using a laser vibration meter and a pressure pulsation sensor, solving the two-dimensional combined kurtosis based on the collected two signals, and evaluating the running state of the mixed flow pump by using standard normal distribution and two-dimensional combined kurtosis reference values.
The invention is also characterized in that:
The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step 1, starting a vibration data acquisition system of a mixed flow pump, wherein water flow sequentially passes through an inlet flow channel, an impeller, a guide vane and an outlet flow channel;
step 2, acquiring a main shaft vibration displacement signal by using a laser vibration meter, and acquiring an outlet pressure pulsation signal of an impeller by using a pressure pulsation sensor at the same time, so as to obtain a time sequence x 1 of the main shaft vibration displacement signal and an outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2 of the impeller;
Step 3, calculating a joint probability density function p (x 1,x2) of a time sequence x 1 of the vibration displacement signal and an impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2 by adopting a two-dimensional kernel density function;
Step 4, integrating the P (x 1,x2) pair (- ++infinity) range x 2 to obtain the x 1 edge probability density P (x 1), and integrating the P (x 1,x2) pair (- ++infinity) range x 1 to obtain the x 2 edge probability density P (x 2);
Step 5, x 1 and x 2, the individual fourth order moments and the hybrid fourth order moment therebetween;
Step 6, calculating the two-dimensional combined kurtosis of x 1 and x 2 based on the step 4 and the step 5;
Step 7, calculating the maximum information coefficient of the time sequence x 1 of the vibration displacement signal and the impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2, and determining a reference value K ab of the two-dimensional joint kurtosis through the correlation coefficient;
Step 8, after obtaining the two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value K ab of the signals x 1 and x 2, the two-dimensional joint kurtosis exceeding the reference value K ab is named as positive joint kurtosis, and the two-dimensional joint kurtosis below the reference value K ab is named as negative joint kurtosis.
In step 4, the calculation method of the edge probability densities P (x 1) and P (x 2) using the following formula (1) and formula (2) is:
In the step 5, calculating the independent fourth-order moment of x 1 and x 2 and the mixed fourth-order moment between the independent fourth-order moment and the mixed fourth-order moment through the following formulas (3) - (7);
μ1=∫∫(x1-E(x1))4p(x1,x2)dx1dx2 (3)
μ2=∫∫(x2-E(x2))4p(x1,x2)dx1dx2 (4)
μ3=∫∫(x1-E(x1))4(x2-E(x2))4p(x1,x2)dx1dx2 (5)
Where E (x 1) and E (x 2) represent the mean of x 1 and x 2, respectively, μ 1 and μ 2 represent the individual fourth-order moments of x 1 and x 2, respectively, and μ 3 represents the mixed fourth-order moment between x 1 and x 2.
In the step 6, the two-dimensional joint kurtosis of x 1 and x 2 is calculated according to the following formulas (8) - (10);
wherein, the AndThe variances of x 1 and x 2 are represented, respectively, and K represents the two-dimensional joint kurtosis between the two.
The specific process of the step 7 is as follows:
step 7.1, dividing the time-series signals x 1 and x 2 into interval sets { I 1,I2,……,Ik } and { J 1,J2,……,Jk } respectively, wherein each interval I i and J j represents the division of the signals x 1 and x 2 in a specific numerical range, calculating the probability of each interval, and constructing a joint distribution table by the calculated probabilities, specifically as follows:
Wherein the probability P (I i) represents the likelihood that x 1 falls within interval I i, the probability P (J j) represents the likelihood that x 2 falls within interval J j, and the joint probability P (I i,Jj) represents the likelihood that x 1 falls within interval I i and x 2 falls within interval J j;
Step 7.3, calculating mutual information I (x 1;x2) between two signals by using the joint distribution table constructed in step 7.2, which is specifically as follows:
I(x1;x2)=H(x1)+H(x2)-H(x1,x2) (17)
Wherein H (x 1) represents the uncertainty of the entropy of the signal x 1 for measuring the probability distribution of x 1 over each interval I i, H (x 2) represents the uncertainty of the entropy of the signal x 2 for measuring the probability distribution of x 2 over each interval J j, H (x 1,x2) represents the joint entropy of the two signals for measuring the uncertainty of the combined distribution of the two signals;
Step 7.4, according to the normal distribution characteristics, the signals x 1 and x 2 are subjected to calculation of different interval division schemes { k 1,k2,…,km }, and for the different interval division schemes { k 1,k2,…,km }, the step 7.3 is performed to calculate different mutual information values Finally, selecting the maximum mutual information value as the maximum information coefficient, and using the maximum information coefficient as the correlation coefficient delta of the time sequence signals x 1 and x 2;
Step 7.5, generating two independent standard normal distribution signals z 1 and z 2, and then converting the two signals into standard normal distribution signals x 3 and x 4 with a specified correlation delta by a linear combination method:
x3=z1 (19)
And 7.6, replacing x 1 with a standard normal distribution signal x 3 and replacing x 2 with a standard normal distribution signal x 4, and then executing the steps 4 to 6 to obtain a two-dimensional joint kurtosis K ab between the two standard normal distribution signals x 3 and x 4, wherein K ab is used as a two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value of a time sequence x 1 of a spindle vibration displacement signal and an outlet pressure pulsation signal x 4 of the impeller.
The method has the beneficial effects that the accuracy and the reliability of the vibration detection of the mixed flow pump are improved by adopting a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method based on the time domain signals of the two measuring points. The nonlinear and linear relation between signals is effectively captured by utilizing the maximum information coefficient, so that the abnormal vibration characteristics are more accurately identified. And the running state of the mixed flow pump is evaluated by using standard normal distribution and two-dimensional combined kurtosis reference values, so that a reliable diagnosis basis is provided, and potential problems can be found in time and maintenance and optimization can be performed. The method is not only suitable for vibration detection of the mixed flow pump system, but also can be popularized and applied to vibration analysis of other complex mechanical systems, and has strong universality and practicability, so that the running stability and the service life of equipment are improved, and the maintenance cost is reduced. By carrying out joint analysis on the data of the vibration measuring point of the main shaft of the mixed flow pump and the pressure pulsation measuring point of the impeller outlet, the invention can improve the accuracy and the sensitivity of fault detection, timely identify and prevent potential faults, ensure the normal operation of equipment and prolong the service life of the equipment.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a system for testing mixed flow pump vibration and pressure pulsation data acquisition employed in a two-dimensional joint kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the positional relationship between a laser vibrometer and a pressure pulsation sensor, respectively, and a measuring point A and a measuring point B, which are adopted in the two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for detecting vibration of a mixed flow pump;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a two-dimensional joint kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection of the present invention;
FIG. 4 (a) is a graph showing vibration displacement signals of a measurement point A collected by a laser vibrometer in a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for vibration detection of a mixed flow pump according to the present invention
FIG. 4 (B) is a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection of the present invention, wherein the pressure pulsation signal of the impeller outlet of the measuring point B is collected by a pressure pulsation sensor;
FIG. 5 is a two-dimensional joint kurtosis analysis result in the two-dimensional joint kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a relationship between a two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value and a correlation coefficient in a two-dimensional joint kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection according to the present invention.
In the figure, an inlet flow channel, an impeller, a guide vane, an outlet flow channel, a pressure pulsation sensor, a driving motor, a laser vibration meter, a main shaft, a data acquisition card and a computer are respectively arranged in the figure, the figure is provided with the inlet flow channel, the impeller, the guide vane, the outlet flow channel, the pressure pulsation sensor, the driving motor, the laser vibration meter, the main shaft and the data acquisition card.
Detailed Description
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Example 1
The invention relates to a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection, which adopts a mixed flow pump vibration and pressure pulsation data acquisition test system as shown in figure 1, and the system sequentially comprises an inlet flow channel 1, an impeller 2, a guide vane 3 and an outlet flow channel 4 according to the water flow direction. As shown in fig. 2, the mixed flow pump test system is provided with two measuring points, namely a measuring point a and a measuring point B, and real-time vibration signals and pressure pulsation signals thereof are respectively acquired for analysis. The mixed flow pump is controlled by a driving motor 6, and for any mixed flow pump device comprising an inlet flow channel 1, an impeller 2, a guide vane 3 and an outlet flow channel 4, two visual windows are formed near the shaft head of the mixed flow pump and used for measuring the vibration of a main shaft 8 by a laser vibration meter 7. The pressure pulsation measuring point is arranged at the impeller outlet of the mixed flow pump, and the pressure pulsation of the mixed flow pump outlet is measured by the pressure pulsation sensor 5. The laser vibration meter 7 and the pressure pulsation sensor 5 are connected with a data acquisition card 9 through a data transmission line, and the data acquisition card 9 is connected with a computer 10.
Example 2
As shown in FIG. 3, the two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection is implemented according to the following steps:
Step 1, starting a vibration data acquisition system of the mixed flow pump, wherein water flow sequentially passes through an inlet flow channel 1, an impeller 2, a guide vane 3 and an outlet flow channel 4. The lengths of the inlet runner 1 and the outlet runner 4 are 2 times of the lengths of the impeller 2 and the guide vane 3 so as to ensure that the flow is developed fully and avoid backflow;
And 2, acquiring vibration displacement signals of the main shaft 8 by using a Doppler laser vibrometer 7, and acquiring outlet pressure pulsation signals of the impeller 2 by using a pressure pulsation sensor 5. The collected signals are all collected by the data collection card and transmitted to the computer 10 by the data line. Thereby obtaining a time sequence x 1 of the vibration displacement signal of the main shaft 8 and an outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2 of the impeller 2;
And 3, calculating a joint probability density function p (x 1,x2) of the time sequence x 1 of the vibration displacement signal and the impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2 by adopting a two-dimensional kernel density function. Because the Gaussian kernel function can effectively smooth the data distribution, the Gaussian kernel function is selected for kernel density estimation so as to provide accurate joint probability density estimation;
Step 4, P (x 1,x2) pairs (- ≡, + -infinity) range x 2, an edge probability density P (x 1) of x 1 is obtained. And P (x 1,x2) pairs (- ≡, + -infinity) range x 1, an edge probability density P of x 2 (x 2) is obtained, the calculation method of the edge probability densities P (x 1) and P (x 2) comprises the following steps:
Step 5, calculating independent fourth-order moments of x 1 and x 2 and mixed fourth-order moments between the independent fourth-order moments based on the step 4 through formulas (3) - (7);
μ1=∫∫(x1-E(x1))4p(x1,x2)dx1dx2 (3)
μ2=∫∫(x2-E(x2))4p(x1,x2)dx1dx2 (4)
μ3=∫∫(x1-E(x1))4(x2-E(x2))4p(x1,x2)dx1dx2 (5)
Where E (x 1) and E (x 2) represent the mean of x 1 and x 2, respectively, μ 1 and μ 2 represent the individual fourth-order moments of x 1 and x 2, respectively, and μ 3 represents the mixed fourth-order moment between x 1 and x 2.
Step 6, calculating the two-dimensional combined kurtosis of x 1 and x 2 through the steps (8) - (10) based on the step 4 and the step 5;
wherein, the AndThe variances of x 1 and x 2 are represented, respectively, and K represents the two-dimensional joint kurtosis between the two.
And 7, calculating the maximum information coefficient of the time sequence x 1 of the vibration displacement signal and the impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2, and determining the reference value of the two-dimensional joint kurtosis through the correlation coefficient.
In step 7.1, the time series signals x 1 and x 2 are discretized into a series of finite intervals, and x 1 and x 2 are respectively two time series signals, assuming that x 1 and x 2 have N sample points. The time series x 1 and x 2 are divided into k sections, respectively, resulting in section sets { I 1,I2,……,Ik } and { J 1,J2,……,Jk }, where each section I i represents a dynamically divided portion of the vibration displacement signal x 1 within its range of values, and each section J j represents a dynamically divided portion of the impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal x 2 within its range of values. The partitioning is not a simple halving, but rather is adaptively adjusted according to the data distribution and the need to maximize mutual information to reveal the potential nonlinear relationship between x 1 and x 2;
and 7.2, calculating the distribution frequency of the signal values in each interval, and constructing a joint distribution table. The time-series signals x 1 and x 2 are divided into interval sets { I 1,I2,……,Ik } and { J 1,J2,……,Jk } respectively, and each interval I i and J j represents the division of the signals x 1 and x 2, respectively, within a specific numerical range. the frequency of each interval, i.e. the number of samples in which the signal value falls, is calculated and normalized to the probability. Probability P (I i) represents the likelihood that x 1 falls within interval I i, and probability P (J j) represents the likelihood that x 2 falls within interval J j. The joint probability P (I i,Jj) represents the likelihood that x 1 falls within interval I i and x 2 falls within interval J j. These probabilities are used to construct a joint distribution table showing the probability distribution of the two signals in all possible combinations of intervals to reveal their interrelationships;
And 7.3, calculating mutual information I (x 1;x2) between the two signals by using the constructed joint distribution table. The joint distribution table is a two-dimensional matrix listing all possible combinations of intervals (I i,Jj) and their corresponding joint probabilities P (I i,Jj) for describing the probability distribution of signals x 1 and x 2 falling simultaneously in the respective intervals. Mutual information is a quantization index for measuring the information sharing degree between two signals, and is defined as the difference value between the joint entropy H (x 1,x2) of the two signals and the sum of the respective entropy;
I(x1;x2)=H(x1)+H(x2)-H(x1,x2) (17)
Where H (x 1) represents the uncertainty of the entropy of the signal x 1 for measuring the probability distribution of x 1 over each interval I i, H (x 2) represents the entropy of the signal x 2 for measuring the uncertainty of the probability distribution of x 2 over each interval J j, H (x 1,x2) represents the joint entropy of the two signals for measuring the uncertainty of the combined distribution of the two signals, and I (x 1;x2) represents the mutual information between the signals x 1 and x 2 reflecting the interdependence and the degree of information sharing between x 1 and x 2.
Step 7.4, the signals x 1 and x 2 are calculated according to the normal distribution characteristics by using different interval division schemes { k 1,k2,…,km }. For different interval division schemes { k 1,k2,…,km }, executing the step 7.3 to calculate different mutual information valuesFinally, selecting the maximum mutual information value as the maximum information coefficient, and using the maximum mutual information value as a correlation coefficient delta of time sequence signals x 1 and x 2;
In step 7.5, two standard normal distribution signals x 3 and x 4 with a correlation δ are constructed. First, two independent standard normal distribution signals z 1 and z 2 are generated, and then the two signals are converted into standard normal distribution signals x 3 and x 4 with specified correlation delta by a linear combination method;
x3=z1 (19)
Step 7.6, in step 4, step 5 and step 6, x 1 is replaced with a standard normal distribution signal x 3, x 2 is replaced with a standard normal distribution signal x 4, then steps 4 to step 6 are performed to calculate a calculation formula of a two-dimensional joint kurtosis K ab(Kab between the two standard normal distribution signals x 3 and x 4, that is, a process of calculating K by formula (10), and K ab is taken as a two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value of the outlet pressure pulsation signal x 4 of the impeller 2 and a time series x 1 of the spindle 8 vibration displacement signal.
Step 8, after obtaining the two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value K ab of the signals x 1 and x 2, the two-dimensional joint kurtosis exceeding the reference value is named as positive joint kurtosis, and the two-dimensional joint kurtosis below the reference value is named as negative joint kurtosis. The larger the positive association kurtosis, the larger the impact and the more the running state deviates from its normal state.
Example 3
The method comprises the steps of respectively acquiring a main shaft vibration displacement signal of a measuring point A and an impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal of a measuring point B in the operation process of a mixed flow pump through a laser vibration meter and a pressure pulsation sensor, wherein original signals are shown in fig. 4 (a) and 4 (B), the vibration displacement signal of the measuring point A acquired through the laser vibration meter is shown in fig. 4 (a), the impeller outlet pressure pulsation signal of the measuring point B acquired through the pressure pulsation sensor is shown in fig. 4 (B), the two-dimensional joint kurtosis K is calculated through steps 3, 4, 5 and 6, and the two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value K ab is calculated through steps 7 and 8, and is shown in fig. 5. As can be seen from FIG. 5, the positive-going combined kurtosis ratio during operation of the mixed-flow pump is 0.08% and reaches a maximum value of 2.98668 at 1.04 s. This means that the mixed-flow pump is most impacted in the whole operation at the time of 1.04s, and the operation state deviates from the normal state. FIG. 6 shows the relationship between the correlation coefficient and the two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value, and the two-dimensional joint kurtosis reference value can be directly determined by calculating the correlation between signals, so that the on-line monitoring in the running process of the unit is facilitated.
The invention can be used for vibration monitoring of single-stage mixed flow pumps, and vibration analysis of other types of pump systems and complex mechanical systems, such as multistage centrifugal pumps, axial flow pumps, reciprocating pumps and the like. In the applications, the vibration signals and the pressure pulsation signals of a plurality of measuring points are collected, and the running state and the vibration characteristics of the equipment can be more comprehensively reflected by utilizing a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method, so that the accuracy and the reliability of vibration detection are improved, potential faults are timely identified, effective maintenance and optimization are carried out, the running stability and the service life of the equipment are finally improved, and the maintenance cost is reduced.
The invention discloses a two-dimensional combined kurtosis analysis method for mixed flow pump vibration detection, which utilizes a laser vibrometer and a pressure pulsation sensor to collect radial vibration displacement signals of a main shaft and pressure pulsation of an impeller outlet, and solves the two-dimensional combined kurtosis based on the collected two signals. The nonlinear and linear relation between signals is effectively captured by utilizing the maximum information coefficient, so that the abnormal vibration characteristics are more accurately identified. And the running state of the mixed flow pump is evaluated by using standard normal distribution and two-dimensional combined kurtosis reference values, so that a reliable diagnosis basis is provided, and potential problems can be found in time and maintenance and optimization can be performed. The method is not only suitable for vibration detection of the mixed flow pump system, but also can be popularized and applied to vibration analysis of other complex mechanical systems, and has strong universality and practicability, so that the running stability and the service life of equipment are improved, and the maintenance cost is reduced.