Abstract
In response to the lack of generality in feature extraction using modal decomposition methods and the susceptibility of diagnostic performance to parameter selection in traditional mechanical fault diagnosis of high-voltage circuit breaker operating mechanisms, this paper proposes a Global-Local feature extraction method based on Generalized S-Transform (S-Translate) combined with Gray Level Co-Occurrence Matrix (GLCM) and complemented by Maximum Relevance and Minimum Redundancy (mRMR) feature selection. The GL (Global-Local)-mRMR-KELM fault diagnosis model is proposed, which employs the Kernel Extreme Learning Machine (KELM). In this model, the original time-frequency domain features and the time-frequency features of the Generalized S-Transform matrix of vibration signals under different states of the circuit breaker are first extracted as global features. Then, the GLCM is obtained to extract texture features as local features. Finally, the mRMR and KELM are comprehensively applied to perform feature selection and classification on the dataset, thereby accomplishing the fault diagnosis of the circuit breaker's operating mechanism. In this study, the 72.5 kV SF(6) circuit breaker operating mechanism is taken as the research object, and three types of mechanical faults are simulated to obtain a vibration signal. Experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed GL-mRMR-KELM model, achieving a diagnostic accuracy of 96%. This research provides a feasible approach for the fault diagnosis of circuit breaker operating mechanisms.