A method of multifeatures fusion based on normalized Euclidean distance was proposed to meet the requirement of monitoring aeroengine rolling bearing real time condition. Firstly
the bearing fault simulation experiments were carried out while the fault sensitivity of the features before and after fusion was analysed by introducing a quantitative evaluation index of fault sensitivity. Then
the proposed method was compared with the principal component analysis
support vector data description and support vector distribution estimation. Finally
the bearing fatigue accelerated experiment was carried out
and the proposed fusion method was applied to the aeroengine rolling bearing condition monitoring. Experimental results show that compared with principal component analysis
support vector data description and support vector distribution estimation
the fault sensitivity of fusion value based on normalized Euclidean distance is higher. For different types and different stages of the bearing fault
the fusion value obtained by proposed method is more sensitive
which is more suitable to be an index of the bearing condition monitoring