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Detection of electrical winding deterioration in induction motors.

Authors
Trutt-FC; Sottile-J; Kohler-JL
Source
Electr Power Compon Syst 2001 Nov; 29(11):1025-1033
Link
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/153250001753239239
NIOSHTIC No.
20021903
Abstract
Presented in this paper is the development and analysis of deterioration predictors that may be used to detect electrical winding deterioration in induction motors. One major advantage of the approach that is described is that it may be used to reliably indicate low levels of deterioration in induction machine windings even though the machine may have internal construction unbalances and may be operating under conditions of varying applied voltage magnitude and symmetry. In addition, the proposed monitoring scheme is relatively simple in concept and may be implemented in practical situations. The procedure, and its robust nature, is illustrated by application to the detection of turn-to-turn deterioration in the stator winding of a three-phase induction motor.
Keywords
Machine-tools; Machine-operation; Monitors; Monitoring-systems; Elastic-properties; Electrical-equipment
Publication Date
20011101
Document Type
Journal Article
Fiscal Year
2002
Issue of Publication
11
ISSN
1532-5008
NIOSH Division
PRL
Priority Area
Research Tools and Approaches; Control Technology & Personal Protective Equipment
Source Name
Electric Power Components and Systems
State
PA; WV
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