Abstract:The fault characteristics of turbine blades involve multiple aspects such as vibration, temperature, stress, etc., and there are complex correlations between these characteristics. The existing detection system is difficult to deeply analyze the inherent connections between these features, which affects the accuracy of fault diagnosis. To this end, design and develop an automatic detection system for turbine blade faults in aircraft engines. The hardware part of the system includes the design of multiple components such as sensing module, data processing module, main control module, and data transmission module. With the support of the hardware system, the sensing module is first used to obtain real-time working data of the turbine blades and extract actual working features. Then construct a knowledge graph of turbine blade faults in aircraft engines. And match the standard fault features in the knowledge graph with the working features to calculate the fault matching degree. Finally, a fault matching threshold is set based on the operating conditions of the turbine blades to achieve automatic detection of turbine blade faults. The experimental conclusion shows that under normal, high temperature, high pressure, and high-speed rotation conditions, compared with traditional detection systems, the optimized design system significantly reduces the false detection rate of fault types, and reduces the detection errors of vibration amplitude and surface temperature fault parameters by 0.4um and 3.6 ℃, respectively.