2019
DOI: 10.1109/cjece.2018.2875111
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Temperature Estimation and Vibration Monitoring for Induction Motors and the Potential Application in Electrical Submersible Motors

Xiaodong Liang
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“…Diagnosis yang benar dan deteksi dini kerusakan awal dapat digunakan untuk mengklasifikasikan kondisi motor atau pompa dalam keadaan baik atau rusak [4]. Predictive maintenance adalah tindakantindakan maintenance yang dilakukan pada tanggal yang ditetapkan berdasarkan prediksi hasil analisa dan evaluasi data operasi yang diambil untuk melakukan predictive maintenance itu dapat berupa getaran, suhu, vibrasi, flow rate dan lain lainnya [5].…”
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“…Diagnosis yang benar dan deteksi dini kerusakan awal dapat digunakan untuk mengklasifikasikan kondisi motor atau pompa dalam keadaan baik atau rusak [4]. Predictive maintenance adalah tindakantindakan maintenance yang dilakukan pada tanggal yang ditetapkan berdasarkan prediksi hasil analisa dan evaluasi data operasi yang diambil untuk melakukan predictive maintenance itu dapat berupa getaran, suhu, vibrasi, flow rate dan lain lainnya [5].…”
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“…It offers an indepth survey of methods for detecting stator-related faults in IMs, providing insights into the strengths and limitations of various diagnostic approaches. Most current review and reported by researchers at the time of this writing included a Canadian researcher, Liang [24] reported about the criticality of condition monitoring for the reliable operation of electrical submersible IMs especially in the oil and gas industries. It allows for the early detection of incipient faults, correct diagnosis, and the prevention of machine failures.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As shown in [119], electrical motor faults can be detected from the supply current measurements, and some other measurements, such as magnetic stray flux, motor's output torque, vibrations monitoring and input electric power, as stated in [120]. For example, temperature estimations and vibration measurements are used in [121] and acoustic signals extraction methods have been used in [122] to detect electric motor faults. Usually, to detect a faulty motor a healthy reference is needed in order to compare the measurements and to discover distortions that would suggest the fault in a motor.…”
Section: A Overall Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%