Gy. Luo et al., Real-time condition monitoring by significant and natural frequencies analysis of vibration signal with wavelet filter and autocorrelation enhancement, J SOUND VIB, 236(3), 2000, pp. 413-430
Vibration signals from machining processes contain very useful information
and offer excellent possibilities for in-process condition monitoring. Sign
ificant and natural Frequencies in vibration signals reflect the inherent p
roperty of the system. Any change in the condition will result in the chang
e in these frequencies. The time-frequency localization of the wavelet tran
sform makes it very useful in signal processing, so that it can be used in
filter design. In this paper, the wavelet Biter with very narrow frequency-
band and autocorrelation enhancement is proposed as a means of monitoring t
he natural frequencies in real-time. With the efficient, reliable and flexi
ble wavelet filters, any number of natural frequencies in either the time o
r the frequency domain can be observed at the same time. After filtering, t
he signal with a single central frequency is enhanced by an autocorrelation
algorithm in the time domain. This can provide real-time monitoring based
on the changes of significant and natural frequencies, corresponding to the
change in conditions. (C) 2000 Academic Press.