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Keywords: Time-frequency analysis, Failure diagnosis, Diagnostics in rotating machinery, Vibration analysis

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Table 1 Defect frequencies for the P&W bearing

Bearing Rotation Speed Cage fault (FCF) Inner raceway Outer raceway Ball fault
(RPM) Hz fault (FORF) Hz fault (FIRF) Hz Hz
First Bearing 34200 261.34 3704.86 3136.14 3403.8
32000 244.3 3463.43 2932.56 3182.86
25600 195.6 2772 2347.15 2547.48
Second Bearing 34200 261.34 3703.86 3136.14 3403.8
32000 244.3 3463.43 2932.56 3182.86
Third Bearing 1000 7.64 108.32 91.71 99.54
2000 15.28 216.58 183.38 199.03

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both. EXPERIMENTAL SECTION

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Authors should be as concise as possible in experimental element bearings using artificial neural network.
descriptions. The Experimental section must contain all Industrial Electronics, IEEE Transactions on.
the information necessary to guarantee reproducibility. An Volume: 40 Issue:2. 209 – 217.
introductory paragraph containing information concerning [2] Aiordachioaie D., R., Teodorescu R., Puscasu G.,
solvents, sources of less common starting materials, (1995), Fault Detection in Electrical Machines with
special equipment, etc., should be provided. This section Neural Networks in Proc. ELECTROMOTION'95
needs to include the type of elemental analyzer and the Symposium, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
name of the analytical lab. The procedures should be [3] Al-Araimi, Saeed A., Khamis R. Al-Balushi; B.
written in the past tense and include the weight, volume, Samanta (2004). Bearing Fault Detection Using
etc., in parentheses after the names of the substances or Artificial Neural Networks and Genetic Algorithm.
solvents. General reaction conditions should be given only EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing,
once. The title of an experiment should include the Vol. 2004, issue 3, 366-377.
chemical name and compound number of the product [4] Al-Raheem, K. F., A. Roy, K. P. Ramachandran, D. K.
prepared; subsequently, this compound should be Harrison and S. Grainger (2008). Application of the
identified by its number. Laplace-Wavelet combined with ANN for Rolling
Bearing Fault Diagnosis, International Journal of
IJNeaM, Vol. 11, Issue 4, 19-24.
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REFERENCES

[1] Alguindigue, I. E. Loskiewicz-Buczak, A. and Uhrig, R.

E. (1993). Monitoring and diagnosis of rolling