MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH

Misfire is another type of abnormal combustion. When engine misfires, cylinder (or cylinders) is not producing its normal amount of power. Engine misfire also has negative effects on engine exhaust emissions such as HC, CO, and NOx. Engine misfire should be detected and eliminated. Normal combustion...

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Main Authors: AYYASAMY KRISHNAMOORTHY BABU, V. ANTONY AROUL RAJ, G. KUMARESAN
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Published: Taylor's University 2016-02-01
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Online Access:http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2011%20issue%202%20February%202016/Volume%20(11)%20Issue%20(2)%20278-%20295.pdf
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V. ANTONY AROUL RAJ
G. KUMARESAN
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description Misfire is another type of abnormal combustion. When engine misfires, cylinder (or cylinders) is not producing its normal amount of power. Engine misfire also has negative effects on engine exhaust emissions such as HC, CO, and NOx. Engine misfire should be detected and eliminated. Normal combustion and misfire in the cylinder (if any) generates vibrations in the engine block. The vibration characters due to misfire are unique for a particular cylinder. This can be diagnosed by processing the vibration signals acquired from the engine cylinder block using a piezoelectric accelerometer. The obtained signals were decoded using statistical parameters, like, Kurtosis, standard deviation, mean, median, etc. Misfire identification algorithms such as AdaBoost, LogitBoost, MultiClass Classifier, and J48 were used as tools for feature selection and classification. The signals were trained and tested by the selected classifiers. The classification accuracy of selected classifiers were compared and presented in this paper. MultiClass Classifier was found to be performing better with selected statistical features compared to other classifiers.
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spelling doaj.art-ff2a204634d54fec88a08f0c8e4fb02d2022-12-21T18:25:52ZengTaylor's UniversityJournal of Engineering Science and Technology1823-46902016-02-01112278295MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACHAYYASAMY KRISHNAMOORTHY BABU0V. ANTONY AROUL RAJ1G. KUMARESAN2Department of Mechanical Engineering, PERI Institute of Technology, Chennai, IndiaDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Easwari Engineering College, Chennai, India Institute of Energy Studies, Anna University, Chennai, India Misfire is another type of abnormal combustion. When engine misfires, cylinder (or cylinders) is not producing its normal amount of power. Engine misfire also has negative effects on engine exhaust emissions such as HC, CO, and NOx. Engine misfire should be detected and eliminated. Normal combustion and misfire in the cylinder (if any) generates vibrations in the engine block. The vibration characters due to misfire are unique for a particular cylinder. This can be diagnosed by processing the vibration signals acquired from the engine cylinder block using a piezoelectric accelerometer. The obtained signals were decoded using statistical parameters, like, Kurtosis, standard deviation, mean, median, etc. Misfire identification algorithms such as AdaBoost, LogitBoost, MultiClass Classifier, and J48 were used as tools for feature selection and classification. The signals were trained and tested by the selected classifiers. The classification accuracy of selected classifiers were compared and presented in this paper. MultiClass Classifier was found to be performing better with selected statistical features compared to other classifiers.http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2011%20issue%202%20February%202016/Volume%20(11)%20Issue%20(2)%20278-%20295.pdfEngine misfireFeature extractionConfusion matrixAdaBoostLogitBoostMultiClass Classifier
spellingShingle AYYASAMY KRISHNAMOORTHY BABU
V. ANTONY AROUL RAJ
G. KUMARESAN
MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
Journal of Engineering Science and Technology
Engine misfire
Feature extraction
Confusion matrix
AdaBoost
LogitBoost
MultiClass Classifier
title MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
title_full MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
title_fullStr MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
title_full_unstemmed MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
title_short MISFIRE DETECTION IN A MULTI-CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
title_sort misfire detection in a multi cylinder diesel engine a machine learning approach
topic Engine misfire
Feature extraction
Confusion matrix
AdaBoost
LogitBoost
MultiClass Classifier
url http://jestec.taylors.edu.my/Vol%2011%20issue%202%20February%202016/Volume%20(11)%20Issue%20(2)%20278-%20295.pdf
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