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摘要
液压冲击器对于油气勘探至关重要,但密封故障是一个常见问题,因此,拥有一种有效的密封故障诊断技术可以为液压冲击器提供可靠的运行和维护帮助。然而,识别磨损故障具有挑战性,而且可用数据有限。近年来,基于深度学习的智能故障诊断技术备受关注。因此,我们提出了一种通过深度学习增强数据并识别故障的方法。首先,使用 CFD 方法模拟密封泄漏,确定压力等因素是否能表明密封中存在不同程度的泄漏,这种方法为信号收集实验提供了理论基础。接下来,使用 EMD 方法分离密封实验中的非平稳压力信号,揭示显示泄漏程度的故障特征。最后,提出了改进的 GAN 方法,通过利用样本重叠率来平衡不平衡样本,并与 AE 算法搭配,对不同程度的泄漏进行分类。此外,还对所提出的方法与几种经典故障诊断方法进行了比较分析。这项工作通过计算流体动力学的视角研究了密封损坏,并完成了对不均匀密封样本的故障识别。
Fault diagnosis method and experimental research of reciprocating seal based on CFD-GAN-AE
Hydraulic impactors are crucial for oil and gas exploration, but seal failure is a common issue, having an effective technique for diagnosing sealing faults can provide dependable operational and maintenance assistance for Hydraulic impactors. However, identifying wear failures is challenging and there is limited data available, there has been significant interest in intelligent defect diagnosis technology that is based on deep learning in recent years. Therefore, we propose a method to enhance the data and identify faults through deep learning. Initially, the CFD method was used to simulate seal leakage and determine whether factors such as pressure can indicate varying levels of leaking in the seal, this approach provides a theoretical foundation for signal gathering experiments. Next, the EMD approach is used to separate the non-smooth pressure signal from the seal experiment, revealing fault features that indicate the extent of leakage. Finally, the improved GAN method is suggested to balance imbalanced samples by utilizing the sample overlap rate, it is paired with the AE algorithm to categorize different levels of leakage. Furthermore, a comparative analysis is conducted between the proposed methodology and several classical fault diagnosis methods. This work investigates seal damage through the lens of computational fluid dynamics and the fault identification of uneven seal samples is accomplished.