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    Experimental investigation

    on faultDetection inInduction Motors by Vibration

    and Current Signature

    Analysis

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    Induction motors play an important role to ensu

    sustainability in the processes and production limany areas of industry. Motor failures can unexpected problems or shut do!n of the produprocesses.

    Detection of these faults !hich a"ects the reliaof the processes has come into promin#herefore$ preventive maintenance diagnoprotection of induction motor becomes increaimportant no!adays.

    Introduction

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    The major faults of electrical machines can broadly be classif

    following [l]:

    a) Stator faults resulting in the opening or shorting of one or mstator phase winding,

    b) Abnormal connection of the stator windings,

    c) Broen rotor bar or craced rotor end!rings,

    d) Static and "or dynamic air!gap irregularities,

    e) Bent shaft #ain to dynamic eccentricity) which can result i

    between the rotor and stator, causing

    serious damage to stator core and windings,

    f) Shorted rotor field winding , and

    g) Bearing and gearbo$ failures%

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    %ault #ypes IEEE &in '( E)*I &in '(

    Bearing ++ +,

    Stator - /

    Rotor 0 1Other -- ,+

    )ercentage of failure by component

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    These faults produce one or more of the symptoms as

    gi&en below:

    a) 'nbalanced air!gap &oltages and line currents,

    b) (ncreased torue pulsations,

    c) *ecreased a&erage torue,

    d) (ncreased losses and reduction in efficiency, ande) +$cessi&e heating%

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    The diagnostic methods to identify the abo&e faults may in&ol

    different types of fields of science and technology% They can b

    as [!-]

    a) +lectromagnetic field monitoring, search coils, coils wound

    motor shafts #a$ial flu$ related detection),

    b) Temperature measurements,

    c) (nfrared recognition,

    d) .adio freuency #./) emissions monitoring,

    e) 0oise and &ibration monitoring,

    f) 1hemical analysis,

    g) Acoustic noise measurements,

    h) 2otor current signature analysis #21SA),

    i) 2odel, artificial intelligence and neural networ based tech

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    2isalignment

    Shaft alignment is the process to align two or more shaeach other to within a tolerated margin% (t is an

    reuirement for machinery before the machinery is put in

    Alignment outside the tolerated margin is called misalignm

    Types #a) parallel #b) angular #c)

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    3arallel 2isalignment

    Angular 2isalignment

    1ombined 2isalignment

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    Air 2ap Eccentricity

    Air gap eccentricity is a common defect arisi

    from a range of mechanical problems such as lounbalance shaft misalignment !ear and tear bearings minor bend in rotor shaft romanufacturing defects and incorrect positioningthe stator or rotor.

    Static eccentricity 3 )osition of the minimum radair gap is 4xed. Caused by stator core ovality incorrect positioning of stator core or bearing commissioning or during repair and its level donot change over time.

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    *ynamic eccentricity ! 3osition of the minimum radial air

    rotates with the rotor% This is produced by bent shaft, w

    bearings, asymmetric thermal e$pansion of the rotor etc%

    5ealthy

    rotor

    Static

    Eccentricity

    Dynamic

    Eccentricity

    Typical ma$imum le&els for large induction motors are betw

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    1ondition monitoring system for baseline analysis%

    Motor faults (A)

    .otors bars, Shorted

    turns, +ccentricity

    2isalignment, Soft

    foot

    Sensors (B)

    1urrent, 7oltage

    /lu$, 7ibration

    Speed

    Data acquisit

    system (C)

    *igital form o

    collected sign

    Signal Processi

    /ourier Transfo

    Short Time /ou

    Transform

    8a&elet Transfo

    3ar9s 7ector

    0egati&e Seue

    impedance

    Fault frequencies (E)

    B.B: #-s) f

    +cc: #ffr)ST: [#n"p)#!s) ]f

    3ower #B.B): #fpf-)

    3ower #+cc): #fp- fr)

    Fault Detection

    an Analysis (F)

    *etailed

    information about

    the degree of

    se&erity of the

    different faults

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    /ull Spectrum

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    Experimental *esults

    677 *)M&Acceleration(

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    677 *)M &Current(

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    ,777 *)M &Acceleration(

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    ,/77 *)M &Acceleration(

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    ,/77 *)M &Current(

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    !eferences

    [] 3% 7as, 3arameter +stimision, 1ondition 2onitoring, and *iagnosis of +lectrical 2achines,

    1larendron 3ress, ;$ford,