Methods of Condition Monitoring and Fault Detection for Electrical Machines

Kudelina, Karolina; Asad, Bilal; Vaimann, Toomas; Rassõlkin, Anton; Kallaste, Ants; Khang, Huynh Van

doi:10.3390/en14227459

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“…Industrial standard 4.0 has given way to the implementation of condition monitoring [3,4] at a mass scale in the industry, leading toward predictive maintenance [5,6] of electrical machines in the near future. Many companies are working on different predictive maintenance algorithms to reduce their scheduled maintenance costs.…”

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Perspective Chapter: Fault Detection and Predictive Maintenance of Electrical Machines

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Kudelina²,

Asad³

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New Trends in Electric Machines - Technology and Applications

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Nowadays, most domestic and industrial fields are moving toward Industry 4.0 standards and integration with information technology. To decrease shutdown costs and minimize downtime, manufacturers switch their production to predictive maintenance. Algorithms based on machine learning can be used to make predictions and detect timely potential faults in modern energy systems. For this, trained models with the usage of data analysis, cloud, and edge computing are implemented. The main challenge is the amount and quality of the data used for model training. This chapter discusses a specific version of a condition monitoring system, including maintenance approaches and machine learning algorithms and their general application issues.

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Perspective Chapter: Fault Detection and Predictive Maintenance of Electrical Machines

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Kudelina²,

Asad³

et al. 2023

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“…These fault-tolerant schemes usually rely on redundant components, such as switches and relays [35,36]. Further, fault detection and tolerant systems have been considered very important in a huge number of applications [37][38][39][40]. The same is applied to the systems that are included in the SRM machine and correspondent drive.…”

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Fault-Tolerant Multilevel Converter to Feed a Switched Reluctance Machine

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The switched reluctance machine (SRM) is one of the most interesting machines, being adopted for many applications. However, this machine requires a power electronic converter that usually is the most fragile element of the system. Thus, in order to ensure high reliability for this system, it is fundamental to design a power electronic converter with fault-tolerant capability. In this context, a new solution is proposed to give this capability to the system. This converter was designed with the purpose to ensure fault-tolerant capability to two types of switch faults, namely open- and short-circuit. Moreover, apart from this feature, the proposed topology is characterized by a multilevel operation that allows improvement of the performance of the SRM, taking into consideration a wide speed range. Although the proposed solution is presented for an 8/6 SRM, it can be used for other configurations. The operation of the proposed topology will be described for the two modes, fault-tolerant and normal operation. Another aspect that is addressed in this paper is the proposal of fault detection and diagnosis method for this fault-tolerant inverter. It was specifically developed for a multilevel SRM drive. The theoretical assumptions will be verified through two different types of tests, firstly by simulation and secondly by experiments with a laboratory prototype.

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“…Depending on the type of an electric machine and its application, its failure rate varies, as well as the nature and frequency of damage. The most common damages in electrical machines are: damage to bearings, insulation of stator windings, and defects of the rotor [1,2].…”

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Analysis of Impact of Design Solutions of an Electric Machine with Permanent Magnets for Bearing Voltages with Inverter Power Supply

Berhausen

Jarek

2022

Energies

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The aim of the article is to present a new idea of limiting the bearing voltage in electric machines with permanent magnets through the use of a shielding winding placed in stator slot wedges. The first part of the article is dedicated to the mechanisms of generating bearing voltages when the machine is supplied from the mains and from a power electronic converter. Additionally, some methods of counteracting these phenomena were described. Next, multivariant simulation tests were carried out based on the two-dimensional field model of a synchronous machine with permanent magnets. The tests were run in order to determine the internal capacitances of the machine, on which the level of bearing voltages depends. Based on these results, the optimal variant of the design solution ensuring the limitation of the bearing voltage to a safe level was selected. Using the model of a two-level converter and based on the equivalent diagram of the internal capacitances of the machine, the influence of the proposed shielding winding on the bearing voltage was estimated.

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Methods of Condition Monitoring and Fault Detection for Electrical Machines

Cited by 31 publications

References 124 publications

Perspective Chapter: Fault Detection and Predictive Maintenance of Electrical Machines

Perspective Chapter: Fault Detection and Predictive Maintenance of Electrical Machines

Fault-Tolerant Multilevel Converter to Feed a Switched Reluctance Machine

Analysis of Impact of Design Solutions of an Electric Machine with Permanent Magnets for Bearing Voltages with Inverter Power Supply

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