英文摘要 |
The ship's power system is transmitted to the propeller employing an engine shaft, an intermediate shaft, and a tail shaft, and the propeller transmits the thrust to the hull. The long-term operation of this power rotating mechanism due to vibration, torsion, and other factors causes unpredictable damage. It needs a lot of time and costs to repair and reduces war readiness status. Generally, using finite element analysis in the abnormal diagnosis of power-rotating mechanisms is difficult for real-time analysis. Therefore, this study is in light of experimental design analysis for the rotational vibration of the ship's shaft. Through the parameters measured by the experiment, measure the amplitude change in the time domain with the three factors of material type, diameter, and speed of the shaft. Calculate the variation of the observed values through the axial and radial vibration, and complete the factor level combinations of the experiment. Understand the contribution degree of each factor and the interaction by the Pareto diagram and use the learning vector quantitative (LVQ) neural network to classify and identify the vibration state of shaft rotation. This study aims to establish a set of vibration analysis modes applied to the ship's power system for the damage caused by vibration and other factors during the long-term operation of the ship's power system. Use artificial intelligence systems to replace traditional human judgment to achieve the need to reduce human error and labor costs. |