Rotor fault diagnosis in induction motors using S-Transform
V. Fernão Pires, Tito G. Amaral, Daniel Foito, Rastko Fišer, V. Ambrozicand, João Martins
Abstract
V. Fernão Pires, Tito G. Amaral, Daniel Foito, Rastko Fišer, V. Ambrozicand, João Martins
Abstract
This paper proposes the use of the S-Transform applied to the stator currents as a method for diagnosing the occurrence of rotor electrical fault (broken bars or faulty rotor windings) in induction motor. Induction motor stator currents are first measured and recorded. Then, the S-Transform is applied to the obtained currents in order to get a specific pattern that allows the identification of the rotor fault. Simulation and experimental results, for both a healthy motor and a motor with a rotor electrical fault, are presented in order to show the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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This paper proposes the use of the S-Transform applied to the stator currents as a method for diagnosing the occurrence of rotor electrical fault (broken bars or faulty rotor windings) in induction motor. Induction motor stator currents are first measured and recorded. Then, the S-Transform is applied to the obtained currents in order to get a specific pattern that allows the identification of the rotor fault. Simulation and experimental results, for both a healthy motor and a motor with a rotor electrical fault, are presented in order to show the effectiveness of the proposed method.
Key concepts: Induction motor, Stator, Rotor (electric), Wound rotor motor, Fault (geology), Electromagnetic coil, Control theory (sociology), Squirrel-cage rotor