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Study on Roadway Fault Diagnosis of the Mine Ventilation System Based on Improved SVM

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Reliable and stable mine monitoring systems are efficient tools for preventing mine accidents. Roadway faults due to deformation, destruction, or damper situation transformation can cause changes in airflow resistance. The airflow quantities of other branches also change. This phenomenon is called ventilation system failure. It is of great significance to determine the network topology location of ventilation system failure according to the changes in air volume perceived by the wind speed sensor. This paper proposes a method of building a sensitivity 0–1 matrix by improving the sensitivity matrix and then establishing a roadway faulty scope library. Taking the Daming coal mine as the experimental object, the improved SVM method was applied to diagnose the fault location in the roadway fault scope library. The experimental results demonstrate that: the improved method is effective and feasible for fault diagnosis of the mine ventilation system. After the fault roadway scope library is established, the sample training time is shortened by 66.5%, and the fault location diagnosis accuracy rate is increased by 13.95%. The proposed method has the best performance in ACU, F1, and G-mean. The research results can provide the theoretical basis and implementation technology for intelligent mine ventilation.

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Zhao, D., Shen, Z. Study on Roadway Fault Diagnosis of the Mine Ventilation System Based on Improved SVM. Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration 39, 983–992 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42461-022-00595-z

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