Acoustic Resonance Fast Detection Method of Harmonic Reducer Based on Support Vector Machine Algorithm
Assembly error abnormal quality testing of harmonic reducers is an important part of the pre-delivery process of manufacturers and focuses on abnormality assessment,which can reduce financial losses due to product recalls and further protect the interests of users and the reputation of manufacturers.Sound signals offer the benefit of simple and non-contact measurements for acoustic resonance testing and can facilitate pre-delivery fast factory testing of harmonic reducers.This paper presents an experimental method for sound data acquisition,feature extraction and analysis.Hammered excitation of a harmonic reducer is used to obtain acoustic datasets for both abnormal and normal harmonic reducers.Time and frequency domain features of the sound signals are extracted,and the classification algorithms of support vector machine(SVM),random forest(RF)and K-means are compared.The results show that the accuracy of SVM on the test set is 98.0%,that of RF is 95.0%,and that of K-means is only 53.0%.The SVM classifier's accuracy,recall,and F1 scores are high.Based on the SVM harmonic reducer quality detection model,the national instrument(NI)data acquisition card and Labview are used to design the harmonic reducer fast detection software for the harmonic reducer pre-delivery inspection of manufacturers.