9th IEEE International Power Electronics Congress, 2004. CIEP 2004
DOI: 10.1109/ciep.2004.1437557
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Comparison of modelling methods and of diagnostic of asynchronous motor in case of defects

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“…Here, a great deal of emphasis has been placed on two aspects: field variation characteristics and fault diagnosis methods. In terms of field variation characteristics, variation laws play a role in various physical fields when a squirrel-cage IM has a BRB fault, including the electromagnetic field [3,4], electromagnetic force [5,6], thermal stress [7,8] and temperature field [9,10]. These are important for improving the formation mechanism of fault characteristics, predicting development trends and realizing an on-line diagnosis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, a great deal of emphasis has been placed on two aspects: field variation characteristics and fault diagnosis methods. In terms of field variation characteristics, variation laws play a role in various physical fields when a squirrel-cage IM has a BRB fault, including the electromagnetic field [3,4], electromagnetic force [5,6], thermal stress [7,8] and temperature field [9,10]. These are important for improving the formation mechanism of fault characteristics, predicting development trends and realizing an on-line diagnosis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…References (Alberti & Bianchi, 2008) propose a coupled thermal-magnetic analysis of an induction motor with the primary goal of achieving a rapid and accurate prediction of the IM performance. The heating problem of a motor when one of rotor bars is totally broken was simulated in some papers (Casimir et al, 2004); and some papers investigated the heating characteristics and heat distribution of the motor with healthy and broken rotors (Cho et al, 1992;Lopez-Fdez et al, 1999;Antal & Zawilak, 2005). Indeed, there are some technical challenges when analysing electrical motor thermal fields under broken-bar fault conditions although many papers have covered this area of research.…”
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“…Stator (Rotor) current I ds (I qs) d-axis (q-stator) stator current V ds (V qs ) d-axis (q-axis) stator voltage V abc (V ABC ) Stator (Rotor) voltages V 1,2,3 Inverter voltages ψ abc (ψ ABC ) Rotor Up to now, the induction motor is considered as the motor which is used in industry more than the others. However, a very hard utilization conditions are in the beginning of the principle causes of stator or rotor failures.…”
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“…However, a very hard utilization conditions are in the beginning of the principle causes of stator or rotor failures. These defects can induce high losses in term of cost, and can be dangerous in term of security and safety [1].…”
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