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    SUBMITTED BY

    VIBHA.IK

    S7 E1

    37156

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    CONTENTS

    INDUCTION MOTORS

    FAULTS

    DETECTION METHODS

    PROPOSED DETECTION METHOD-VOLTAGEPATTERN ANALYSIS

    EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

    RESULTS

    CONCLUSION

    REFERENCE

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    INDUCTION MOTORS

    FANS

    CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS

    MOST MACHINERY TOOLS CRUSHERS

    PUNCHING PRESS

    TRACTION

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    WHY INDUCTION MOTORS?

    SIMPLICITY

    RUGGED CONSTRUCTION

    RELATIVELY LOW MANUFACTURING COST SPEED VARIATION

    HIGH EFFICIENCY

    HIGH POWER FACTOR

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    FAULTS

    Bearing faults

    Stator interturn short-circuits

    BROKEN BARS

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    FAULTY ROTOR PERFORMANCE

    o Distortion inmagnetic fielddistribution acrossrotor

    o Asymmetricalmagnetic patternacross rotor

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    Deterioration ofmechanicalparameters

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    EXISTING DETECTION METHODS

    MOTOR CURRENT SIGNATURE ANALYSIS

    POWER SPECTRUM ANALYSIS

    DRAWBACKS

    COMPLEX NUMERIC METHODS HIGH HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

    LIMITED ABILITY TO MAKE AN

    ACCURATE DETECTION7

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    PROPOSED METHOD-VOLTAGE

    PATTERN ANALYSIS

    Make use of easily accessible signals(line to

    line voltage) for monitoring

    Extract information on voltage oscillations

    which serve as the basis for failure

    determination

    No advanced mathematical algorithms and

    time demanding computations are needed

    Simple method

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    SPEED ADJUSTING

    Inverter fed drives

    Vector field control is used(FOC-field oriented

    control,PTC-predictive torque control) Then filter high frequency components. Rotor

    bars defect can be easily identified in low

    frequency.

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    BLOCK DIAGRAM OF PTC Outputs a

    reference flux

    value according

    to the torque

    demand. IFC generates

    appropriate

    voltage

    references that

    will drive the

    inverter.

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    BLOCK DIAGRAM OF FOC

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    FOC

    FOC is more accurate than PTC

    Produces smoother output voltage pattern of

    inverter

    Widely used control approach

    In this not only speed but also the flux is

    compared

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    EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

    3kW IM

    Rated Torque 20Nm

    Speed 1500rpm

    Squirrel cage rotor

    44 rotor bars

    7 broken bars

    Constant load torque applied to shaft by means ofELECTROMAGNETIC BREAKS and measured usingDYNAMOMETER

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    Contd.. Control algorithms implemented using TI

    TMS320F28335 microcontroller. Laboratory built inverter linked control stage

    to the IM.

    Two line-to-line voltages measured withdifferent probes at the inverter terminals.

    Filtration of obtained signal using 3rd order

    low-pass filter with cut off frequency 36Hz.

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    EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

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    AVERAGE DUTY CYCLE IN TERMS OF

    VARIANCE

    Determines possible

    faulty conditions

    Determines degree

    of error

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    CONCLUSION The broken rotor bars manifest itself through

    the oscillation in average voltage vectormagnitude impressed to the IM

    When the magnitude of the oscillation(i.e.variance) exceeds a certain level , there will bea fault in the rotor of IM.

    Detection relies on measuring phase voltages.

    Easily implemented in inverter-fed drives.

    Significant computational power not required.

    Study the cases with even smaller number ofbars

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    REFERENCE[1] ] P.J. Tavner, "Review of condition monitoring of rotating electrical

    machines," Electric Power Applications, IET, vol.2, no.4, pp.215-

    247, July 2008.

    [2] M.E.H. Benbouzid and G.B. Kliman, "What stator current processing based

    technique to use for induction motor rotor faults diagnosis?,"

    IEEE Trans. Energy Conv., vol.18, no.2, pp. 238-244, June 2003.

    [3] D. Pouliezos and G. S. Stavrakakis, Real Time Fault Monitoring of

    Industrial Processes, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1994.

    [4]P. Vas, Parameter Estimation, Condition Monitoring, and Diagnosis

    of Electrical Machines, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1993.

    [5] F. Filippetti, G. Franceschini, C. Tassoni, and P. Vas AI techniquesin induction machines diagnosis including the speed ripple effect,

    IEEE Trans. Ind. Applicat., vol.34, no.1, pp. 98-108, Jan./Feb. 1998.

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