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Composed Fault Dataset (COMFAULDA)

Citation Author(s):
Dionísio Martins (Federal Center for Technological Education of Rio de Janeiro)
Denys Pestana-Viana (Federal Center for Technological Education of Rio de Janeiro)
Amaro Lima (Federal Center for Technological Education of Rio de Janeiro)
Diego Hadadd (Federal Center for Technological Education of Rio de Janeiro)
Ricardo Homero (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
Luiz Vaz (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
Submitted by:
Dionisio Martins
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DOI:
10.21227/89ye-ap56
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Abstract

The measurement and diagnosis of the severity of failures in rotating machines allow the execution of predictive maintenance actions on equipment. These actions make it possible to monitor the operating parameters of the machine and to perform the prediction of failures, thus avoiding production losses, severe damage to the equipment, and safeguarding the integrity of the equipment operators. This paper describes the construction of a dataset composed of vibration signals of a rotating machine. The acquisition has taken into consideration seven distinct operating scenarios, with different speed values. Unlike the few datasets that currently exist, the resulting dataset contains simple and combined faults with several severity levels. The considered operating setups are normal condition, unbalance, horizontal misalignment, vertical misalignment, unbalance combined with horizontal misalignment, unbalance combined with vertical misalignment, and vertical misalignment combined with horizontal misalignment. The dataset described in this paper can be utilized by machine learning researchers that intend to detect faults in rotating machines in an automatic manner. In this context, several related topics might be investigated, such as feature extraction and/or selection, reduction of feature space, data augmentation methods, and prognosis of rotating machines through the analysis of failure severity parameters.

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The instruction about this dataset is in COMFAULDa_readme; For more details contact: dionisiohmartins@gmail.com

I recently read your masterpiece about "IVMD technique" to separate different faults in different modes, and saw that you mentioned a dataset named "COMFAULDA". Could you please send me the dataset? Thank you very much!
Xiaoyuan Zhang Sat, 03/25/2023 - 05:16 Permalink
I recently read your masterpiece about "IVMD technique" to separate different faults in different modes, and saw that you mentioned a dataset named "COMFAULDA". Could you please send me the dataset? Thank you very much! xyzhang27@gmail.com
Xiaoyuan Zhang Sat, 03/25/2023 - 08:13 Permalink
From what is written in the document, the data is as follows: 1. Sample time 2. Tachometer 3. Capacitive accelerometer - X 4. Capacitive accelerometer - Z 5. Capacitive accelerometer - Y 6. Piezo accelerometer - X 7. Piezo accelerometer - Z 8. Piezo accelerometer - Y However, looking into the .csv files there is still one column missing (nineth), and I don't understand what it would be. Another point that I had doubts about, the name of the files is like this: XX.YY.csv, where XX is the engine speed from what I understand. What would YY be? Bests, Pedro Pizarro
Pedro Arthur Pizarro Wed, 01/17/2024 - 10:46 Permalink
Upon examining the .csv files, it is evident that one column (ninth) is still absent, and its purpose remains unclear to me. Thank you very much, Amanda Rosa.
Patricia de Souza Mon, 01/29/2024 - 11:08 Permalink