Wear state identification of reciprocating sliding friction Pairs with frictional vibration

Haijie Yu and Haijun Wei

PLOS ONE, 2025, vol. 20, issue 8, 1-17

Abstract: Real-time monitoring of the wear state of reciprocating sliding friction pairs has long been a challenging issue. To address this problem, this paper innovatively proposes a new method of constructing feature vectors based on the fractal parameters of frictional vibration signals and employing a nonlinear support vector machine to identify different wear states. Three typical wear states, namely running-in wear, normal wear, and severe wear, were designed by adjusting the amount of lubricating oil and distinguished by variations in the friction coefficient. Unlike conventional time-frequency or statistical features, our approach uniquely employs multifractal spectrum parameters to characterize wear states. The research results demonstrate that this method achieves recognition accuracies exceeding 90% for all three wear states in 10-fold cross-validation, indicating the effectiveness of the nonlinear support vector machine in realizing the recognition of different wear states of reciprocating sliding friction pairs. This achievement not only provides a new technical approach for online monitoring of wear states but also offers a valuable reference for the application of nonlinear signal analysis in other fields.

Date: 2025
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