Detection method for rubbing of sliding bearing in early stage by cepstrum analysis

Takashi Sako, Osamu Yoshie, Kotaro Tokumo

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Abstract

It is important for maintenance to detect the rubbing phenomenon of the sliding bearing in the early stage. The experiment of a slight rubbing condition was conducted and the change of vibration was examined. Importantly, the fact newly found is that peaks in spectrum domain with rotational frequency period take place due to rubbing. As a result, the cepstrum analysis was proved to be effective for the detection of rubbing in its early stage. A device, which can follow the level of quefrency, was developed based upon this idea, so that utilizing the device is highly efficient to monitor the sliding bearing condition.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication21st International Conference on Production Research
Subtitle of host publicationInnovation in Product and Production, ICPR 2011 - Conference Proceedings
EditorsTobias Krause, Dieter Spath, Rolf Ilg
PublisherFraunhofer-Verlag
ISBN (Electronic)9783839602935
Publication statusPublished - 2011 Jan 1
Event21st International Conference on Production Research: Innovation in Product and Production, ICPR 2011 - Stuttgart, Germany
Duration: 2011 Jul 312011 Aug 4

Publication series

Name21st International Conference on Production Research: Innovation in Product and Production, ICPR 2011 - Conference Proceedings

Other

Other21st International Conference on Production Research: Innovation in Product and Production, ICPR 2011
Country/TerritoryGermany
CityStuttgart
Period11/7/3111/8/4

Keywords

  • Cepstrum
  • Machine condition monitoring
  • Machine diagnosis
  • Rubbing
  • Sliding bearing
  • Vibration

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Control and Systems Engineering
  • Computer Science Applications
  • Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

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