Feasibility of Low-cost Vibration Monitoring for Ground Vehicles

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Published Oct 28, 2022
Abu Islam Matthew Sullivan Sean McConky Michael Thurston Adam Agosti Nenad Nenadic

Abstract

This paper reports empirical investigation for the feasibility of MEMS accelerometers for PHM application in monitoring of ground vehicles on the use case of diesel engine monitoring. The failure mode was injector leakage with four seeded levels of damage. MEMS and piezoelectric accelerometers were mounted in close proximity, following the usual good practices of sensor placement to enable fair comparisons. The process of computing both engineered and data-driven condition indicators was repeated for the data captured by the type of sensors. In addition to the empirical study, the article includes elementary economic analysis to compare the cost of the MEMS-based solution to that of the traditional vibration data acquisition channel. The results suggest that data-driven models seem to be agnostic to the sensor source, but feature engineering may require additional tuning

How to Cite

Islam, A., Sullivan, M., McConky, S., Thurston, M., Agosti, A., & Nenadic, N. (2022). Feasibility of Low-cost Vibration Monitoring for Ground Vehicles. Annual Conference of the PHM Society, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.36001/phmconf.2022.v14i1.3207
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Keywords

Accelerometer, MEMS, Piezo, HUMS, Vibration, Prognostics, Condition Indicators, Autoencoders, Seeded Faults, Engine

Section
Technical Research Papers