Qianwen Zhong

Ms. Qianwen Zhong


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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 April 2022 in Machines
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JCJialiang Cui
Jialiang Cui
QZQianwen Zhong
Qianwen Zhong
SZShubin Zheng
Shubin Zheng
LPLele Peng
Lele Peng
JWJing Wen
Jing Wen
The key to ensuring rotating machinery’s safe and reliable operation is efficient and accurate faults diagnosis. Intelligent fault diagnosis technology based on deep learning (DL) has gained increasing attention. A critical challenge is how to embed the characteristics of time series into DL to obtain stable features that correlate with equipment conditions. This study proposes a lightweight rolling bearing fault diagnosis method based on Gramian angular field (GAF) and coordinated attention (CA) to improve rolling bearing recognition performance and diagnosis efficiency. Firstly, the time domain signal is encoded into GAF images after downsampling and segmentation. This method retains the temporal relation of the time series and provides valuable features for DL. Secondly, a lightweight convolution neural network (CNN) model is constructed through depthwise separable convolution, inverse residual block, and linear bottleneck layer to learn advanced features. After that, CA is employed to capture the long-range dependencies and identify the precise position information of the GAF images with nearly no additional computational overhead. The proposed method is tested and evaluated by CWRU bearing dataset and experimental dataset. The results demonstrate that the CNN based on GAF and CA (GAF-CA-CNN) model can effectively reduce the calculation overhead of the model and achieve high diagnostic accuracy.

19 November 2020 in IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement
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LPLele Peng
Lele Peng
SZShubin Zheng
Shubin Zheng
PLPeixing Li
Peixing Li
YWYuling Wang
Yuling Wang
QZQianwen Zhong
Qianwen Zhong
The track line suffers from track irregularity, subgrade settlement, rail surface defects and gauge distortion. Measuring the track geometry quality plays an important role for rail administrations to safe operation and track maintenance. In order to meet the requirements of track daily inspection, this paper describes a comprehensive detection system for the track geometry, which is designed by four cameras, an inclinometer and inertial measurement unit. Moreover, the detection system has the characteristics of simple structure, automatic detection and multiple measurement parameters. Firstly, to measure track alignment and irregularity, a multi-sensing calibration method is established to fuse visual sensors and inertial sensors. An accelerometer and a Kalman filter are used to eliminate accumulated unrealistic drifts of accelerometer and gyroscope. Secondly, to measure the rail surface defects and gauge, the model of laser and machine vision is deduced to obtain coordinate values in a unified coordinate system and an improved iterative closest point method is developed to improve the matching accuracy. Finally, a series of experiments are carried out to validate the measuring performance. The results indicate that the proposed method can accurately measure the track geometry, with the maximum deviations of track alignment, track irregularity, rail defects and gauge are less than 0.5mm, 0.4mm, 0.3mm and 0.1mm, respectively. The detection system is not only simple in structure but also has multiple detection parameters, which is especially suitable for track daily maintenance.

13 September 2018 in Mathematical Problems in Engineering
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SZShubin Zheng
Shubin Zheng
QZQianwen Zhong
Qianwen Zhong
LPLele Peng
Lele Peng
XCXiaodong Chai
Xiaodong Chai
Electricity load forecasting is becoming one of the key issues to solve energy crisis problem, and time-series Bayesian Neural Network is one popular method used in load forecast models. However, it has long running time and relatively strong dependence on time and weather factors at a residential level. To solve these problems, this article presents an improved Bayesian Neural Networks (IBNN) forecast model by augmenting historical load data as inputs based on simple feedforward structure. From the load time delays correlations and impact factors analysis, containing different inputs, number of hidden neurons, historic period of data, forecasting time range, and range requirement of sample data, some advices are given on how to better choose these factors. To validate the performance of improved Bayesian Neural Networks model, several residential sample datasets of one whole year from Ausgrid have been selected to build the improved Bayesian Neural Networks model. The results compared with the time-series load forecast model show that the improved Bayesian Neural Networks model can significantly reduce calculating time by more than 30 times and even when the time or meteorological factors are missing, it can still predict the load with a high accuracy. Compared with other widely used prediction methods, the IBNN also performs a better accuracy and relatively shorter computing time. This improved Bayesian Neural Networks forecasting method can be applied in residential energy management.

31 August 2023 in Energy Conversion and Management
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LPLele Peng
Lele Peng
BLBo Liu
Bo Liu
SZShubin Zheng
Shubin Zheng
XCXieqi Chen
Xieqi Chen
QZQianwen Zhong
Qianwen Zhong
XCXiaodong Chai
Xiaodong Chai

7 February 2018 in Science China Technological Sciences
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QZQianwen Zhong
Qianwen Zhong
SBStephen Buckley
Stephen Buckley
AVAnthony Vassallo
Anthony Vassallo
YSYize Sun
Yize Sun

27 December 2018 in Journal of Advanced Transportation
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SZShubin Zheng
Shubin Zheng
QZQianwen Zhong
Qianwen Zhong
XCXiaodong Chai
Xiaodong Chai
XCXingjie Chen
Xingjie Chen
LPLele Peng
Lele Peng
This paper aims to create a prediction model for car body vibration acceleration that is reliable, effective, and close to real-world conditions. Therefore, a huge amount of data on railway parameters were collected by multiple sensors, and different correlation coefficients were selected to screen out the parameters closely correlated to car body vibration acceleration. Taking the selected parameters and previous car body vibration acceleration as the inputs, a prediction model for car body vibration acceleration was established based on several training algorithms and neural network structures. Then, the model was successfully applied to predict the car body vibration acceleration of test datasets on different segments of the same railway. The results show that the proposed method overcomes the complexity and uncertainty of the multiparameter coupling analysis in traditional theoretical models. The research findings boast a great potential for application.