CN113376457A - Equipment operation state detection method, system, device, equipment and medium - Google Patents
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Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of electricity, in particular to a method, a system, a device, equipment and a medium for detecting the running state of the equipment.
Background
Nowadays, the most common method for diagnosing and detecting the fault and the state of the electrical equipment is an electrical measurement method, but the electrical quantity can not obviously represent the fault information of the electrical equipment, and the parameter is harder to detect. The sound of abnormality generated when the electrical equipment is out of order contains a signal that the electrical equipment is about to be out of order or has been out of order, in addition to the amount of electricity. Therefore, the sound signal of the electrical equipment can diagnose the electrical equipment more effectively and more conveniently.
However, when monitoring the sound signal of the electrical device, it is an approximate noise situation that is monitored, and it is not possible to determine whether an abnormality has occurred in the electrical device. Therefore, a technology for recognizing the operating state of the electrical device by the sound signal of the electrical device is required.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the application provides a method, a system, a device, equipment and a medium for detecting the running state of the equipment, so that the technical problem that the working state of the electrical equipment cannot be effectively identified through audio in the prior art is solved, the working state of the electrical equipment can be effectively identified through the audio, and the technical effect of improving the diagnosis efficiency is achieved.
In a first aspect, the present application provides a method for detecting an operating state of a device, where the method includes:
randomly combining a plurality of electrical devices in a target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups;
acquiring actual audio in a target electrical room, and determining a device target group corresponding to the actual audio from a plurality of device basic groups;
acquiring reference audio of each electrical device in the device target group when the electrical devices simultaneously and normally operate;
and determining the operation state of each electrical device in the target electrical room according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency when each electrical device in the target group of devices normally operates at the same time.
Further, randomly combining a plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups, specifically including:
dividing the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room into a plurality of device clusters according to the position distribution of the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room and the sample audio frequency of each electrical device in the plurality of electrical devices during independent normal operation;
and randomly combining the electrical equipment in the equipment clusters to obtain a plurality of equipment basic groups.
Further, the plurality of device base groups specifically include:
a basic group of devices, which is composed of one or more electrical devices, is obtained from each of a plurality of device clusters.
Further, according to the location distribution of the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room and the sample audio frequency when each of the plurality of electrical devices operates alone and normally, the method for dividing the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room into a plurality of device clusters specifically includes:
obtaining sample audio of each electrical device in the plurality of electrical devices when the electrical devices independently and normally operate;
determining the average volume of each electrical device according to the sample audio of each electrical device;
dividing the plurality of electrical devices into a first electrical device group and a second electrical device group according to the average volume of each electrical device, wherein the average volume of the electrical devices in the first electrical device group is larger than the average volume of the electrical devices in the second electrical device group;
acquiring the position distribution of at least two pieces of electrical equipment in a first electrical equipment group;
according to the position distribution of at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group, performing area division on the at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group to obtain a plurality of area equipment groups;
and obtaining a plurality of equipment clusters according to the plurality of regional equipment groups and the second electrical equipment group.
Further, when the device target group is a second electrical device group, the method further comprises:
determining the maximum volume value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the sample audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group;
determining a preset upper limit threshold value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the maximum volume value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group;
and determining the operation state of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the actual audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group and the preset upper limit threshold of each electrical device in the second electrical device group.
Further, determining a device target group corresponding to the actual audio from the plurality of device basic groups specifically includes:
acquiring the switching state of each electrical device in a target electrical room;
the combination of the electrical devices whose switching states are on is determined as the device target group.
In a second aspect, the present application provides a system for detecting an operating state of a device, the system comprising:
the sound collection equipment is used for collecting the audio frequency of each electrical equipment in the target electrical room;
and the controller is electrically connected with the sound acquisition equipment and used for receiving the audio frequency acquired by the sound acquisition equipment and determining the running state of each electrical equipment according to the audio frequency acquired by the sound acquisition equipment.
In a third aspect, the present application provides an apparatus for detecting an operating state of a device, where the apparatus includes:
the combined module is used for randomly combining a plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups;
the actual audio acquisition module is used for acquiring actual audio in the target electrical room and determining a device target group corresponding to the actual audio from the plurality of device basic groups;
the reference audio acquisition module is used for acquiring reference audio of each electrical device in the device target group when the electrical devices simultaneously and normally operate;
and the operation state determining module is used for determining the operation state of each electrical device in the target electrical room according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency when each electrical device in the target device group normally operates at the same time.
In a fourth aspect, the present application provides an electronic device, comprising:
a processor;
a memory for storing processor-executable instructions;
wherein the processor is configured to execute to implement a device operation state detection method.
In a fifth aspect, the present application provides a non-transitory computer readable storage medium having instructions that, when executed by a processor of an electronic device, enable the electronic device to perform a method for implementing device operational status detection.
One or more technical solutions provided in the embodiments of the present application have at least the following technical effects or advantages:
the embodiment groups the electrical equipment in the target electrical room, diagnoses the running state of each electrical equipment in the group by taking the group as a unit and through the actual audio and the reference audio, improves the diagnosis efficiency, reduces the workload of workers, can discover the abnormal condition of the equipment in advance, and avoids irreversible damage to the equipment. According to the embodiment, the running state of the electrical equipment can be diagnosed based on the actual audio and the reference audio without carrying out noise processing on the acquired audio, so that the diagnosis process is simplified, and the diagnosis efficiency is further improved.
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Fig. 1 is a flowchart illustrating steps of a method for detecting an operating state of a device according to the present application;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a target electrical room provided herein;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus operation state detection system provided in the present application;
fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of an apparatus operation state detection device provided in the present application;
fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an electronic device provided in the present application.
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The embodiment of the application provides a method for detecting the running state of the equipment, and solves the technical problem that the working state of the electrical equipment cannot be effectively identified through audio in the prior art.
In order to solve the technical problems, the general idea of the embodiment of the application is as follows:
a method for detecting the running state of equipment comprises the following steps: randomly combining a plurality of electrical devices in a target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups; acquiring actual audio in a target electrical room, and determining a device target group corresponding to the actual audio from a plurality of device basic groups; acquiring reference audio of each electrical device in the device target group when the electrical devices simultaneously and normally operate; and determining the operation state of each electrical device in the target electrical room according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency when each electrical device in the target group of devices normally operates at the same time.
The embodiment groups the electrical equipment in the target electrical room, diagnoses the running state of each electrical equipment in the group by taking the group as a unit and through the actual audio and the reference audio, improves the diagnosis efficiency, reduces the workload of workers, can discover the abnormal condition of the equipment in advance, and avoids irreversible damage to the equipment. According to the embodiment, the running state of the electrical equipment can be diagnosed based on the actual audio and the reference audio without carrying out noise processing on the acquired audio, so that the diagnosis process is simplified, and the diagnosis efficiency is further improved.
In order to better understand the technical solution, the technical solution will be described in detail with reference to the drawings and the specific embodiments.
First, it is stated that the term "and/or" appearing herein is merely one type of associative relationship that describes an associated object, meaning that three types of relationships may exist, e.g., a and/or B may mean: a exists alone, A and B exist simultaneously, and B exists alone. In addition, the character "/" herein generally indicates that the former and latter related objects are in an "or" relationship.
The embodiment provides a method for detecting an operating state of equipment as shown in fig. 1, and the method includes:
step S11 is to combine a plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room at random to obtain a plurality of basic groups of devices.
In the same electric room, there are many kinds of electric equipment, and the electric equipment generally includes a frequency converter (for example, a converter frequency converter and an oxygen lance frequency converter), a contactor, a reactor, and a low-power equipment for power frequency control. The sound generated when different types of electrical equipment in the electrical room run is different, wherein the sound of the frequency converter and the contactor is larger when the frequency converter and the contactor work normally, and the sound of the reactor and the low-power equipment is almost zero when the reactor and the low-power equipment work normally. The operation time of the electrical devices may be different, for example, the electrical devices with larger sound may operate simultaneously, the electrical devices with smaller sound may operate simultaneously, or the electrical devices with larger sound and the devices with smaller sound may operate simultaneously.
In the embodiment, whether each electrical device is abnormal or not is diagnosed depending on sound, and if a plurality of electrical devices are operated together, overlapping sound may be caused, and for a certain target electrical device, for example, for a frequency converter, when sound of the frequency converter is collected, a contactor is also operated, so that sound of the contactor is included in audio information corresponding to the frequency converter. For the frequency converter, the corresponding audio frequency also includes noise (i.e. the sound of the contactor). However, the noise removal from a piece of audio can be realized by related art means, but the effect of noise removal varies with the quality of the acquired audio. In the embodiment, audio is acquired in an electrical room, and noise in the electrical room is more (for a frequency converter, sound generated by other electrical equipment is noise), and the audio acquisition environment is poor, so that the quality of the acquired audio is poor, and if a noise removing means is used, the removing effect is poor, so that the working state of the electrical equipment cannot be correctly diagnosed.
The embodiment avoids using a noise removal means, and groups the electrical devices in the electrical room to obtain a plurality of basic groups of devices, wherein the electrical devices in one basic group of devices are in simultaneous operation. That is, any one of the electrical devices in the target electrical room may be in a plurality of device elemental groups at the same time.
In step S11, the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room are randomly combined to obtain a plurality of basic device groups, specifically including step S21 and step S22.
And step S21, dividing the plurality of electrical equipment in the target electrical room into a plurality of equipment clusters according to the position distribution of the plurality of electrical equipment in the target electrical room and the sample audio frequency when each of the plurality of electrical equipment is independently and normally operated.
The embodiment determines whether the electrical equipment is abnormal or not depending on the sound generated when the electrical equipment runs, and the sound is related to the distance of the detection position where the sound detection equipment is located; and the electrical equipment in the electrical room is more, the sound generated by each electrical equipment can also influence each other, the larger the sound is, the larger the influence is, and further, according to the position distribution and the sample audio frequency when each electrical equipment normally operates, the electrical equipment is divided into a plurality of equipment clusters.
Specifically, step S21 specifically includes steps S31-S36.
Step S31, a sample audio is obtained when each of the plurality of electrical devices operates normally alone.
Each electrical device is correspondingly provided with a special sound collecting device, and sample audio in independent normal operation is collected through the special sound collecting devices. For example, as shown in fig. 2, the target electrical room includes a transducer and a contactor, and the contactor is not operated when the sample audio of the transducer is collected, and the transducer is not operated when the sample audio of the contactor is collected.
In step S32, the average volume of each electrical device is determined from the sample audio of each electrical device.
The audio frequency is a wave, and the wave includes a frequency and an amplitude, wherein the frequency is represented by the pitch and the amplitude is represented by the volume. Whereas the sound produced by different types of electrical equipment is mainly differentiated by volume. For example, the transducer and contactor are loud when operating, while low power devices operate with little sound. Therefore, the present embodiment determines the average volume of each electrical device from the sample audio of each electrical device.
Step S33, dividing the plurality of electrical devices into a first electrical device group and a second electrical device group according to the average volume of each electrical device, wherein the average volume of the electrical devices in the first electrical device group is greater than the average volume of the electrical devices in the second electrical device group.
According to the volume of each electrical device, the first electrical device group with larger volume and the second electrical device group with smaller volume are divided.
Step S34, the location distribution of at least two electrical devices in the first electrical device group is acquired.
Because the electrical equipment in the second electrical equipment group has small or no sound during operation, the electrical equipment in the second electrical equipment group is usually not collected by the sound collection equipment corresponding to the first electrical equipment group. In contrast, when the first electrical device group operates, the sound of each electrical device in the first electrical device group is relatively large, the sound collection devices corresponding to the electrical devices in the first electrical device group and the second electrical device group are affected, and the influence of the sound is closely related to the distance of the position, so that the position distribution of each electrical device in the first electrical device group can be obtained only, and the electrical devices in the first electrical device group are further divided.
Step S35 is to divide the at least two electrical devices in the first electrical device group into regions according to the location distribution of the at least two electrical devices in the first electrical device group, thereby obtaining a plurality of regional device groups.
Specifically, the electrical devices in the first electrical device group whose separation distance is smaller than the preset distance threshold may be divided into one zone device group, and then a plurality of zone device groups may be obtained.
Step S36 is to obtain a plurality of device clusters from the plurality of regional device groups and the second electrical device group.
The plurality of regional equipment groups are used as a plurality of equipment clusters, the second electrical equipment group is used as one electrical equipment cluster, and then a plurality of equipment clusters can be obtained.
For example, as shown in fig. 2, the target electrical room includes a converter frequency converter, an oxygen lance frequency converter, a first small power device, a second small power device, a first large contactor device and a second large contactor device, and a corresponding sound collection device is installed for each electrical device, for example, the converter frequency converter corresponds to the first sound collection device. The converter frequency converter, the oxygen lance frequency converter, the first large contactor device and the second large contactor device belong to devices with larger sound, and the first low-power device and the second low-power device belong to devices with smaller sound or even silence. When all the electrical equipment in the figure 2 runs simultaneously, the converter frequency converter and the oxygen lance frequency converter are close to each other, and the mutual influence between the converter frequency converter and the oxygen lance frequency converter is large. The first low-power device is close to the converter frequency converter, but the first low-power device does not affect the first sound collecting device of the converter frequency converter because the sound of the first low-power device is small or even silent, and conversely, the converter frequency converter has a large sound and affects the third sound collecting device of the first low-power device. Converter and first big contactor equipment distance are far away, but because sound is all great when both move, still can cause the influence to first sound collection equipment and fifth sound collection equipment, and just first big contactor equipment is to the influence of first sound collection equipment, and for the influence of oxygen rifle converter to first sound collection equipment, not so big.
Therefore, the converter frequency converter, the oxygen lance frequency converter, the first large contactor and the second large contactor can be divided into a first electrical equipment group, and the first low-power equipment and the second low-power equipment can be divided into a second electrical equipment group. In fig. 2, three equipment clusters are further formed by dividing the converter and the lance converter, which are closer to each other, in the first electrical equipment group into one equipment cluster (referred to as a first cluster), dividing the first large contactor and the second large contactor, which are closer to each other, in the first electrical equipment group into another equipment cluster (referred to as a second cluster), and using the second electrical equipment group as one equipment cluster (referred to as a third cluster).
Step S22 is to combine the electrical devices in the device clusters at random to obtain a plurality of device basic groups.
A basic group of devices, which is composed of one or more electrical devices, is obtained from each of a plurality of device clusters.
Taking the electrical equipment shown in fig. 2 as an example, one electrical equipment may be extracted from one cluster (for example, the converter is extracted from the first cluster) to form one basic equipment group, or a plurality of electrical equipment may be extracted from one cluster (for example, the converter and the lance converter are extracted from the first cluster) to form one basic equipment group. One or more devices may also be extracted from any two clusters to form a basic group of devices, and so on.
The greater the number of electrical devices in the target electrical room, the greater the number of basic groups of devices resulting from random combinations. In the embodiment, typical electric equipment can be combined to be used as the basic equipment group according to actual production requirements. Atypical combinations of electrical devices are not considered as a basic group of devices. For example, as shown in fig. 2, for the third cluster, no matter the basic group of devices is formed by the first low-power device alone, the basic group of devices is formed by the second low-power device alone, or the basic group of devices is formed by both the first low-power device and the second low-power device, since the low-power device has a small sound or even no sound, there is no influence on other devices, and the low-power devices can be directly divided into the same basic group of devices, so as to reduce the total number of the basic groups of devices, reduce the size of data, and improve the efficiency of querying the basic group of devices in the later stage.
After step S11 is executed, step S12 is executed.
Step S12, collecting actual audio in the target electrical room, and determining a target group of devices corresponding to the actual audio from the plurality of basic groups of devices.
The actual audio frequency in the target electrical room may be collected continuously or at preset intervals during operation of the electrical equipment in the target electrical room. The actual audio frequency of the target electrical room is collected, and the actual audio frequency of each electrical device in the target electrical room is collected actually. In order to more accurately collect the actual audio frequency of each electrical device in the target electrical room, one or more sound collection devices may be respectively disposed for each electrical device, as shown in fig. 2, for collecting the actual audio frequency. That is to say, the actual audio in the target electrical room in this embodiment refers to the actual audio collected by the sound collection device corresponding to the target electrical device in each electrical device when each electrical device in the device target group operates simultaneously.
For example, when the converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously, for the converter, the first sound collection device corresponding to the converter collects the first actual audio when the converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously, and the installation position of the first sound collection device corresponding to the converter is necessarily close to the converter and is far from the first large contactor. Then for the first actual audio, the sound produced by the converter transducer is the target sound, while the sound produced by the first large contactor is noise. Similarly, for the first large contactor, the sound generated by the first large contactor in the second actual audio collected by the fifth sound collection device is the target sound, and the sound generated by the converter frequency converter is the noise.
In order to determine which devices are specifically included in the electrical devices that generate the actual audio, the switch states of the electrical devices in the target electrical room may be acquired from the industrial personal computer, the electrical devices with the switch states being on are selected, the selected electrical devices are matched with the plurality of device basic groups obtained in step S11, and the corresponding device target group is selected from the plurality of device basic groups.
For example, when the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously, the basic group of the equipment corresponding to the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor is the target group of the equipment.
Step S13, obtaining the reference audio when each electrical device in the device target group is operating normally at the same time.
After step S11 is executed, for each basic device group in the multiple basic device groups, reference audio of each electrical device in each basic device group in normal operation at the same time may be collected, and the reference audio of each basic device group may be stored. The reference audio of each basic group of the devices refers to the reference audio corresponding to each electrical device when each electrical device is in normal operation. For example, the basic device group includes a converter and a first large contactor, and the reference audio of the basic device group refers to a first reference audio collected by a first sound collection device corresponding to the converter and a second reference audio collected by a fifth sound collection device corresponding to the first large contactor when the converter and the contactor operate simultaneously.
After step S13 is executed, that is, after the device target group is determined, reference audio corresponding to each of the electric devices in the device target group is acquired from the stored reference audio.
And step S14, determining the operation state of each electrical device in the target group of devices according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency when each electrical device in the target group of devices operates normally at the same time.
The comparison may be based on a difference value between the actual audio and the reference audio, such as a difference value, a ratio value, and the like. The matching degree between the two audio signals may also be used for comparison, for example, for each electrical device in the device target group, the reference audio obtained in step S13 and the actual audio obtained in step S12 are compared to determine the matching degree between the two audio signals. And determining the operation state of each electrical device in the device target group according to the matching degree. The essence of the method is that the actual audio of each electrical device in the device target group is matched with the corresponding reference audio to obtain the matching degree, and then the running state of each electrical device in the device target group is determined.
For example, when the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously, for the converter frequency converter, a first actual audio frequency acquired by the first sound acquisition device is matched with a corresponding first reference audio frequency to obtain a first matching degree, and the operating state of the converter frequency converter is determined through the first matching degree. And for the first large contactor, matching a second actual audio acquired by the fifth sound acquisition equipment with a corresponding second reference audio to obtain a second matching degree, and determining the running state of the first large contactor according to the second matching degree.
When the matching degree is lower than a preset matching threshold value, the fact that the operation of the electrical equipment is abnormal is determined, a corresponding alarm device can be set, alarm is triggered, a worker is prompted to stop the machine for detection, potential safety hazards caused by long-term operation of the electrical equipment in an abnormal state are avoided, irreversible damage to the electrical equipment can be avoided, and the service life of the electrical equipment is prolonged. And when the matching degree exceeds a preset matching threshold, determining that the electrical equipment is not abnormal in operation and can continuously and normally operate.
It should be noted that, in this embodiment, the actual audio of each electrical device is not compared with the reference audio of each electrical device when the electrical device is operating alone normally, but the actual audio of each electrical device when the electrical devices are operating simultaneously is compared with the reference audio of each electrical device when the electrical devices are operating normally, so that the influence of noise in the audio on the diagnosis of the operating state of the electrical devices is avoided.
In this embodiment, when the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously, only the actual audio frequency of each electrical device when the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously and the reference audio frequency of each electrical device when the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor operate simultaneously need to be compared, and noise removal processing is not required to be performed on the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor, so that whether the converter frequency converter and the first large contactor are abnormal or not can be determined, the diagnosis process of the electrical devices is simplified, the diagnosis difficulty is reduced, and the diagnosis efficiency is improved. Moreover, the number of times of manual inspection can be reduced, and the labor intensity of workers can be further reduced.
When the device target group is the second electrical device group, it may also be determined whether the electrical devices in the second electrical device group are abnormal in the following manner.
When the device target group is a second electrical device group, the method further comprises:
step S41, determining a maximum value of the volume of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the sample audio of each electrical device in the second electrical device group.
Step S42, determining a preset upper threshold for each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the maximum value of the volume of each electrical device in the second electrical device group.
Step S43, determining the operation state of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the actual audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group and the preset upper threshold of each electrical device in the second electrical device group.
The electrical devices in the second electrical device group are mainly low-power electrical devices, and the sound of the electrical devices is small, even no sound exists, so that when the actual audio frequency during the operation of the electrical devices is collected, the interference caused by other electrical devices with large sound is large. If the actual audio and the reference audio are compared, although the operation state of the electrical equipment in the second electrical equipment group can be identified, the accuracy is greatly reduced. In order to improve the diagnosis accuracy of the small power device, steps S41 to S43 are provided according to the sound abnormality characteristic of the small power device.
The method comprises the steps of detecting sample audio when the low-power equipment normally operates, obtaining the maximum value of the volume (determining a preset upper limit threshold according to the maximum value of the volume), comparing the collected actual audio with the preset upper limit threshold, and when the actual audio exceeds the preset upper limit threshold, indicating that the low-power equipment is abnormal.
The embodiment groups the electrical equipment in the target electrical room, diagnoses the running state of each electrical equipment in the group by taking the group as a unit and through the actual audio and the reference audio, improves the diagnosis efficiency, reduces the workload of workers, can discover the abnormal condition of the equipment in advance, and avoids irreversible damage to the equipment. According to the embodiment, the running state of the electrical equipment can be diagnosed based on the actual audio and the reference audio without carrying out noise processing on the acquired audio, so that the diagnosis process is simplified, and the diagnosis efficiency is further improved.
Based on the same inventive concept, the present embodiment provides an apparatus operation state detection system as shown in fig. 3, which includes:
and the sound collection equipment is used for collecting the audio frequency of each electrical equipment in the target electrical room. The sound collection device may be a wired microphone, a wireless microphone, or the like. A sound collection device is provided for each electrical device.
And the controller is electrically connected with the sound acquisition equipment and used for receiving the audio frequency acquired by the sound acquisition equipment and determining the running state of each electrical equipment according to the audio frequency acquired by the sound acquisition equipment. The controller is an execution main body for executing the equipment running state detection method, and can be used for carrying out audio analysis on a computer.
And the industrial personal computer is electrically connected with the controller and is used for conveying the on-off state of each electrical device to the controller. The industrial personal computer can be a PLC.
And the operation display is electrically connected with the controller and used for receiving the operation state diagnosis result of each electrical device by the controller and displaying the diagnosis result. Some control of the operator may also be received, such as actively acquiring diagnostic data, etc.
This embodiment passes through the audio frequency of sound collection equipment collection each electrical equipment, through the running state of audio frequency control electrical equipment, reduces operating personnel's intensity of labour, knows electrical equipment's operating condition in advance, has improved diagnostic efficiency.
Based on the same inventive concept, the present embodiment provides an apparatus for detecting an operating state of a device as shown in fig. 4, where the apparatus includes:
thecombination module 41 is configured to randomly combine a plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups;
an actualaudio acquisition module 42, configured to acquire an actual audio in the target electrical room, and determine a target group of devices corresponding to the actual audio from the multiple basic groups of devices;
a referenceaudio acquiring module 43, configured to acquire a reference audio of each electrical device in the device target group when the electrical devices simultaneously and normally operate;
and the operationstate determination module 44 is configured to determine an operation state of each electrical device in the target electrical room according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency when each electrical device in the target device group is normally operated at the same time.
Further, thecombination module 41 specifically includes:
the dividing submodule is used for dividing the plurality of electrical equipment in the target electrical room into a plurality of equipment clusters according to the position distribution of the plurality of electrical equipment in the target electrical room and the sample audio frequency when each piece of electrical equipment in the plurality of electrical equipment operates independently and normally;
and the combination sub-module is used for randomly combining the electrical equipment in the equipment clusters to obtain a plurality of equipment basic groups.
Further, the plurality of device base groups specifically include:
a basic group of devices, which is composed of one or more electrical devices, is obtained from each of a plurality of device clusters.
Further, the dividing of the sub-modules specifically includes:
the sample audio acquisition submodule is used for acquiring sample audio of each piece of electrical equipment in the plurality of pieces of electrical equipment during independent normal operation;
the average volume determining submodule is used for determining the average volume of each electrical device according to the sample audio of each electrical device;
the electrical equipment group division submodule is used for dividing the plurality of electrical equipment into a first electrical equipment group and a second electrical equipment group according to the average volume of each piece of electrical equipment, wherein the average volume of the electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group is larger than that of the electrical equipment in the second electrical equipment group;
the position distribution obtaining submodule is used for obtaining the position distribution of at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group;
the regional equipment group acquisition submodule is used for performing regional division on at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group according to the position distribution of the at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group to obtain a plurality of regional equipment groups;
and the equipment cluster determining submodule is used for obtaining a plurality of equipment clusters according to the plurality of regional equipment groups and the second electrical equipment group.
Further, when the device target group is a second electrical device group, the apparatus further includes:
the volume maximum value determining submodule is used for determining the volume maximum value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the sample audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group;
the preset upper limit threshold determining submodule is used for determining the preset upper limit threshold of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the volume maximum value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group;
and the operation state determining submodule is used for determining the operation state of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the actual audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group and the preset upper limit threshold value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group.
Further, the actualaudio capturing module 42 specifically includes:
the switching state acquisition submodule is used for acquiring the switching state of each piece of electrical equipment in the target electrical room;
and the equipment target group determining submodule is used for determining the combination of the electrical equipment with the on-off state as the equipment target group.
Based on the same inventive concept, the present embodiment provides an electronic device as shown in fig. 5, including:
aprocessor 51;
amemory 52 for storing instructions executable by theprocessor 51;
wherein theprocessor 51 is configured to execute to implement a device operation state detection method.
Based on the same inventive concept, the present embodiment provides a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, which when instructions in the storage medium are executed by theprocessor 51 of the electronic device, enables the electronic device to perform a method of implementing a device operation state detection.
Since the electronic device described in this embodiment is an electronic device used for implementing the method for processing information in this embodiment, a person skilled in the art can understand the specific implementation manner of the electronic device of this embodiment and various variations thereof based on the method for processing information described in this embodiment, and therefore, how to implement the method in this embodiment by the electronic device is not described in detail here. Electronic devices used by those skilled in the art to implement the method for processing information in the embodiments of the present application are all within the scope of the present application.
As will be appreciated by one skilled in the art, embodiments of the present invention may be provided as a method, system, or computer program product. Accordingly, the present invention may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment or an embodiment combining software and hardware aspects. Furthermore, the present invention may take the form of a computer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storage media (including, but not limited to, disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, and the like) having computer-usable program code embodied therein.
The present invention is described with reference to flowchart illustrations and/or block diagrams of methods, apparatus (systems), and computer program products according to embodiments of the invention. It will be understood that each flow and/or block of the flow diagrams and/or block diagrams, and combinations of flows and/or blocks in the flow diagrams and/or block diagrams, can be implemented by computer program instructions. These computer program instructions may be provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, special purpose computer, embedded processor, or other programmable data processing apparatus to produce a machine, such that the instructions, which execute via the processor of the computer or other programmable data processing apparatus, create means for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable memory that can direct a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to function in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory produce an article of manufacture including instruction means which implement the function specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to cause a series of operational steps to be performed on the computer or other programmable apparatus to produce a computer implemented process such that the instructions which execute on the computer or other programmable apparatus provide steps for implementing the functions specified in the flowchart flow or flows and/or block diagram block or blocks.
While preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described, additional variations and modifications in those embodiments may occur to those skilled in the art once they learn of the basic inventive concepts. Therefore, it is intended that the appended claims be interpreted as including preferred embodiments and all such alterations and modifications as fall within the scope of the invention.
It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made in the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Thus, if such modifications and variations of the present invention fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention and their equivalents, the present invention is also intended to include such modifications and variations.
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1. An apparatus operation state detection method, characterized in that the method comprises:
randomly combining a plurality of electrical devices in a target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups;
acquiring actual audio in the target electrical room, and determining a device target group corresponding to the actual audio from the plurality of device basic groups;
acquiring reference audio of each electrical device in the device target group when the electrical devices simultaneously and normally operate;
and determining the operation state of each electrical device in the target equipment group according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency of each electrical device in the target equipment group during the normal operation at the same time.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the randomly combining the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room to obtain a plurality of basic groups of devices comprises:
dividing the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room into a plurality of device clusters according to the position distribution of the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room and sample audio frequencies when the plurality of electrical devices are independently and normally operated;
and randomly combining the electrical equipment in the equipment clusters to obtain the equipment basic groups.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the plurality of device basegroups specifically include:
obtaining the device basis group of one or more electrical devices from each of the plurality of device clusters.
4. The method of claim 2, wherein the dividing the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room into a plurality of device clusters according to the location distribution of the plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room and the sample audio of the individual normal operation of each of the plurality of electrical devices comprises:
obtaining sample audio of each electrical device in the plurality of electrical devices when the electrical devices independently and normally operate;
determining the average volume of each electrical device according to the sample audio of each electrical device;
dividing a plurality of electrical devices into a first electrical device group and a second electrical device group according to the average volume of each electrical device, wherein the average volume of the electrical devices in the first electrical device group is larger than the average volume of the electrical devices in the second electrical device group;
acquiring the position distribution of at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group;
according to the position distribution of at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group, performing area division on the at least two pieces of electrical equipment in the first electrical equipment group to obtain a plurality of area equipment groups;
and obtaining the plurality of equipment clusters according to the plurality of regional equipment groups and the second electrical equipment group.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein when the target group of devices is the second group of electrical devices, the method further comprises:
determining a maximum volume value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the sample audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group;
determining a preset upper limit threshold value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the maximum volume value of each electrical device in the second electrical device group;
and determining the operation state of each electrical device in the second electrical device group according to the actual audio frequency of each electrical device in the second electrical device group and the preset upper limit threshold of each electrical device in the second electrical device group.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the determining a target group of devices corresponding to the actual audio from the plurality of basic groups of devices specifically comprises:
acquiring the switching state of each electrical device in the target electrical room;
determining a combination of electrical devices whose switch states are on as the device target group.
7. An apparatus operating condition detection system, the system comprising:
the sound collection equipment is used for collecting the audio frequency of each electrical equipment in the target electrical room;
and the controller is electrically connected with the sound acquisition equipment and is used for receiving the audio acquired by the sound acquisition equipment and determining the running state of each electrical equipment according to the audio acquired by the sound acquisition equipment.
8. An apparatus for detecting an operation state of a device, the apparatus comprising:
the combined module is used for randomly combining a plurality of electrical devices in the target electrical room to obtain a plurality of device basic groups;
the actual audio acquisition module is used for acquiring actual audio in the target electrical room and determining a device target group corresponding to the actual audio from the plurality of device basic groups;
the reference audio acquisition module is used for acquiring reference audio of each electrical device in the device target group when the electrical devices simultaneously and normally operate;
and the operation state determining module is used for determining the operation state of each electrical device in the target equipment group according to the actual audio frequency in the target electrical room and the reference audio frequency when each electrical device in the target equipment group normally operates at the same time.
9. An electronic device, comprising:
a processor;
a memory for storing the processor-executable instructions;
wherein the processor is configured to execute to implement a device operation state detection method according to any one of claims 1 to 6.
10. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having instructions therein which, when executed by a processor of an electronic device, enable the electronic device to perform a method of implementing a device operational state detection method as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 6.
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