Study of Induction Motor Fault Detection and Diagnosis - Ghate, Dr. Vilas N
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In this book, the authors evaluated the performance of the developed ANN based classifiers for detection of four fault conditions, Healthy (H), Interturn short circuit (I), Eccentricity (E). and Both i.e. Interturn and Eccentricity combine (B) of three phase induction motor and examined the results. Instead of current or vibration spectra simple statistical parameters containing fault information is used, which gives the satisfactory results. MLP NN, RBF NN, RBF-MLP Cascade, SOM NN, GFFD NN, and SVM are optimally designed and after completion of the training, the learned network is tested to…mehr

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In this book, the authors evaluated the performance of the developed ANN based classifiers for detection of four fault conditions, Healthy (H), Interturn short circuit (I), Eccentricity (E). and Both i.e. Interturn and Eccentricity combine (B) of three phase induction motor and examined the results. Instead of current or vibration spectra simple statistical parameters containing fault information is used, which gives the satisfactory results. MLP NN, RBF NN, RBF-MLP Cascade, SOM NN, GFFD NN, and SVM are optimally designed and after completion of the training, the learned network is tested to detect different types of faults. Sensitivity Analysis and Principal Component Analysis (PCA), these two techniques for dimensionality reduction is applied for each network and reduction in complexity is compared. For the comparison two statistical methods CART and D.A. are verified but results are inferior as compared to NN based schemes. Robustness of proposed classifier to the noise is good which is checked by introducing controlled noise, and for training, cross validation and testing experimental real data is used, so this scheme can be suggested for the real world industrial application.
Autorenporträt
Dr. V. N. Ghate received the B.E. degree in Electrical Engineering from Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati, India in 1990, the M.E. degree in control systems from Shivaji University, Kolhapur, India, in 1993, and the Ph.D. degree from Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University in 2010.