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Intelligent fault diagnosis of mechanical engineering using NLF-LSTM optimized deep learning model

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The purpose is to improve the accuracy of common fault diagnosis in mechanical engineering. With deep learning technology, this exploration first analyzes the current situation of the most common rolling bearing fault diagnosis in mechanical engineering. It introduces the application of convolutional neural networks and long short-term memory (LSTM) in fault diagnosis. Next, a rolling bearing fault diagnosis method is constructed based on a hyperparameter optimization algorithm and LSTM; after inputting the initial vibration acceleration data into the LSTM, the hyperparameter optimization algorithm is adopted to optimize the network structure model globally. After the algorithm optimization, the accuracy reaches 95.91%, 98.93%, and 99.89%, respectively, which are improved to varying degrees. Moreover, the results based on the hyperparameter optimization algorithm and LSTM are the best, with an increase of 4.35%. The average accuracy rates of LSTM Particle Swarm Optimization—LSTM, Random Search—LSTM, and hyperparameter optimization—LSTM are 95.89%, 96.77%, 93.56%, and 99.81%, respectively. The results show that the fault diagnosis ability of the hyperparameter optimization—LSTM algorithm is superior to the other three diagnosis models. Applying the deep learning network to the fault diagnosis of practical bearings provides a new idea for studying mechanical faults.

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This work was supported by Jiaxing Key Laboratory of Aero-Engine Manufacturing Technology for Key Components (Project No. 2021004).

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Weifeng Meng and Pengpei Zhao are responsible for designing the framework, analyzing performance, validating the results, and writing the article. Yongjie Shi, Liantao Li, and Zhenyao Meng are responsible for collecting the information required for the framework, providing software, conducting critical reviews, and administering the process.

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Meng, W., Zhao, P., Shi, Y. et al. Intelligent fault diagnosis of mechanical engineering using NLF-LSTM optimized deep learning model. Optim Eng (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11081-024-09904-5

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