Research on Fault Diagnosis Technology of Industrial Robot Operation Based on Deep Belief Network
Shuai Yang
- Year
- 2022
- Citations
- 4
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
Fault diagnosis technology is the science of identifying the operating state of a machine or unit, and it studies the response of the change in the operating state of the machine or unit in the diagnostic information. It can give an early warning to the failure state of the machine and stop the machine before a major failure occurs so as to protect the life safety of the on-site staff and avoid huge economic losses to the enterprise. For mechanical equipment, fault diagnosis consists of three main links: fault detection; fault identification; and fault classification. Aiming at the problems that need to be solved in the fault diagnosis of industrial robots, this paper adopts a data-driven intelligent diagnosis method to establish a fault diagnosis model of industrial robots based on Deep Belief Network (DBN) and DSmT theory. Firstly, based on wavelet transform and information energy entropy correlation theory, the vibration signal of industrial robot is extracted, and the energy entropy normalized eigenvector is established. Then, the energy entropy normalized feature vector is divided into training set and test set to complete the creation of DBN network model. Finally, using DSmT theory to carry out decision-making fusion, a fault diagnosis model for industrial robots is established, and experiments are carried out on the K-R-R540 robot to verify the applicability of the established fault diagnosis model. It is proved by experiments that the industrial robot fault diagnosis model based on the deep belief network can meet the requirements of the recognition accuracy of robot faults, and the model will perform poorly when the faults coexist with multiple faults.
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