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Stator current frequency analysis for the condition monitoring of induction motors. I. Fixed supply frequency

Y.K.E. Ho, RA Langman

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The paper presents the formulae to predict the extra frequencies of a induction motor current due to rotor defects and load torque pulsation. The theoretical predictions are verified by experimental results from a laboratory motor with deliberately damaged rotor, and from motors in industry.

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The paper presents the formulae to predict the extra frequencies of a induction motor current due to rotor defects and load torque pulsation. The theoretical predictions are verified by experimental results from a laboratory motor with deliberately damaged rotor, and from motors in industry.

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The paper presents the formulae to predict the extra frequencies of a induction motor current due to rotor defects and load torque pulsation. The theoretical predictions are verified by experimental results from a laboratory motor with deliberately damaged rotor, and from motors in industry.

Key concepts: Induction motor, Stator, Rotor (electric), Control theory (sociology), Current (fluid), Wound rotor motor, Torque, Engineering

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