Sound Visualization Method using Joint Time-Frequency Analysis for Visual Machine Condition Monitoring

Noise from the surrounding environment, building structures and machine equipment have significant effects on daily life. Many solutions to this problem have been suggested by analyzing causes of noise generated from particular locations in general buildings or machine equipment and detecting defects of buildings or equipment. Therefore, this paper suggests a visualization technique of sounds by using the microphone array to measure sound sources from machines and perform the visual machine condition monitoring (VMCM). By analyzing sound signals and presenting effective sound visualization methods, it can be applied to identify machine’s conditions and correct errors through real-time monitoring and visualization of noise generated from the plant machine equipment.

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