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Study on Denoising Method of Vibration Signal Induced by Tunnel Portal Blasting Based on WOA-VMD Algorithm

Ze Liu and Yaxiong Peng    

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Because of the impact of the complex environment of tunnel portals, the measured blasting vibration signals in a tunnel portal contains a lot of high-frequency noise. To achieve effective noise reduction, a novel method of noise reduction for blasting vibration signals based on the whale optimization algorithm (WOA) optimized with the variational mode decomposition (VMD) algorithm was proposed. The WOA algorithm is used to optimize globally for the mode number K and penalty factor a of VMD for measured signals and to determine the optimal parameters of [K, a], and to obtain the intrinsic mode function (IMF). Multi-scale permutation entropy (MPE) was used to identify and remove noise components in IMF, and then the reserved IMF was reconstructed to achieve a denoised signal. The method is applied to the blasting vibration analysis of the Xiali tunnel of the Jixin expressway in the Henan Province. Results indicate that the novel method can acquire the optimal decomposition mode number and identify the high frequency noise. Its denoising effect is better than the conventional VMD algorithm and the complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive ability (CEEMDAN), which verifies the self-adaptivity and effectiveness of the WOA-VMD denoising method.

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