학술논문

A hybrid detection method of broken rotor bars in cage induction motors
Document Type
Conference
Source
2004 International Conference on Power System Technology, 2004. PowerCon 2004. Power System Technology - POWERCON Power System Technology, 2004. PowerCon 2004. 2004 International Conference on. 1:171-181 Vol.1 2004
Subject
Power, Energy and Industry Applications
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Rotors
Bars
Induction motors
Fault detection
Air gaps
Numerical simulation
Analytical models
Fourier transforms
Power harmonic filters
Laboratories
Language
Abstract
This paper emphasizes to develop a hybrid detection scheme for induction motor broken rotor bar fault, taking into account the intrinsic asymmetry, air-gap eccentricity and rotor misalignment of induction motors. Firstly, numerical simulation and related experiments of broken rotor bar fault have been performed successfully. Secondly, a series of principles and methods, which assure the sensitivity and reliability of broken rotor bar fault detection in practice, are generalized and revealed, based on thorough analysis of simulation and experimental results. Finally, a hybrid scheme to detect broken rotor bar fault, which blends continuous subdivision Fourier transform, self-adaptive filter, rotor slot harmonics based slip estimation and detection threshold self-tuning technique perfectly, is proposed in this paper. Fault detection instances in laboratory demonstrate that the presented scheme is valid and effective.