Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis

Condition diagnosis of multiple bearings system is one of the requirements in industry field, because bearings are used in many equipment and their failure can result in total breakdown.Conditions of bearings commonly are reflected by vibration signals data.In multiple bearing condition diagnosis, i...

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Main Authors: Wulandhari, Lili A., Wibowo, Antoni, Desa, Mohammad I.
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Published: Hindawi Publishing Corporation 2014
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author Wulandhari, Lili A.
Wibowo, Antoni
Desa, Mohammad I.
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Wibowo, Antoni
Desa, Mohammad I.
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description Condition diagnosis of multiple bearings system is one of the requirements in industry field, because bearings are used in many equipment and their failure can result in total breakdown.Conditions of bearings commonly are reflected by vibration signals data.In multiple bearing condition diagnosis, it will involve many types of vibration signals data; thus, consequently, it will involve many features extraction to obtain precise condition diagnosis.However, large number of features extraction will increase the complexity of the diagnosis system.Therefore, in this paper, we presented a diagnosis method which is hybridization of adaptive genetic algorithms (AGAs), back propagation neural networks (BPNNs), and grey relational analysis (GRA) to diagnose the condition of multiple bearings system.AGAs are used in the diagnosis algorithm to determine the best initial weights of BPNNs in order to improve the diagnosis accuracy.In addition, GRA is applied to determine and select the dominant features from the vibration signal data which will provide good diagnosis of multiple bearings system in less features extraction.The experiments results show that AGAs-BPNNs with GRA approaches can increase the accuracy of diagnosis in shorter processing time, compared with the AGAs-BPNNs without the GRA.
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spelling uum-187642016-10-04T08:37:20Z https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/18764/ Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis Wulandhari, Lili A. Wibowo, Antoni Desa, Mohammad I. QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science Condition diagnosis of multiple bearings system is one of the requirements in industry field, because bearings are used in many equipment and their failure can result in total breakdown.Conditions of bearings commonly are reflected by vibration signals data.In multiple bearing condition diagnosis, it will involve many types of vibration signals data; thus, consequently, it will involve many features extraction to obtain precise condition diagnosis.However, large number of features extraction will increase the complexity of the diagnosis system.Therefore, in this paper, we presented a diagnosis method which is hybridization of adaptive genetic algorithms (AGAs), back propagation neural networks (BPNNs), and grey relational analysis (GRA) to diagnose the condition of multiple bearings system.AGAs are used in the diagnosis algorithm to determine the best initial weights of BPNNs in order to improve the diagnosis accuracy.In addition, GRA is applied to determine and select the dominant features from the vibration signal data which will provide good diagnosis of multiple bearings system in less features extraction.The experiments results show that AGAs-BPNNs with GRA approaches can increase the accuracy of diagnosis in shorter processing time, compared with the AGAs-BPNNs without the GRA. Hindawi Publishing Corporation 2014 Article PeerReviewed Wulandhari, Lili A. and Wibowo, Antoni and Desa, Mohammad I. (2014) Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 2014. pp. 1-11. ISSN 1687-5265 http://doi.org/10.1155/2014/419743 doi:10.1155/2014/419743 doi:10.1155/2014/419743
spellingShingle QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
Wulandhari, Lili A.
Wibowo, Antoni
Desa, Mohammad I.
Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
title Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
title_full Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
title_fullStr Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
title_full_unstemmed Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
title_short Improvement of adaptive GAs and back propagation ANNs performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
title_sort improvement of adaptive gas and back propagation anns performance in condition diagnosis of multiple bearing system using grey relational analysis
topic QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
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