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      Bearing Fault Detection Based on Maximum Likelihood Estimation and Optimized ANN Using the Bees Algorithm

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          Rotating machinery is the most common machinery in industry. The root of the faults in rotating machinery is often faulty rolling element bearings. This paper presents a technique using optimized artificial neural network by the Bees Algorithm for automated diagnosis of localized faults in rolling element bearings. The inputs of this technique are a number of features (maximum likelihood estimation values), which are derived from the vibration signals of test data. The results shows that the performance of the proposed optimized system is better than most previous studies, even though it uses only two features. Effectiveness of the above method is illustrated using obtained bearing vibration data.

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          Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics
          Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz
          01 January 2015
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          Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics
          TA349-359

          Chaos, fractals & dynamical systems,Engineering,Nanotechnology,Sensor materials,Mechanical engineering,Renewable energy

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