Model-based fault detection system for electric motors
CA 2260773 C · Owner: Serafettinoglu, A. Hakan · Inventors: Serafettinoglu, A. Hakan; Durakbasa, Osman Tugrul; Duyar, Ahmet
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the present invention relates to a model-based fault detection system and method for monitoring and predicting maintenance requirements of electric motors. Since the method and system of the present invention is software based and utilizes data obtained from non-intrusive measurements implementation , costs are significantly less than prior art maintenance methods. The system comprises computer means coupled to sensors which provide continuous real-time information of the input voltage and current and motor speed. The system and method utilize a multivariable experimental modeling algorithm to obtain a mathematical description of the motor. The algorithm compares the modeled result …
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