Detection of Stator and Rotor Winding Faults in Induction Motor using Park’s Vector Approach

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Year : 2023 | Volume :12 | Issue : 1 | Page : 6-15
By

Kuldeep Kumar Swarnkar

J.N. Rai

Sulochana Wadhwani

  1. Ph.D. Scholar Delhi Technological University Delhi India
  2. Professor Delhi Technological University Delhi DelhiProfessor India
  3. Professor Madhav Institute of Technology & Science Gwalior India

Abstract

The Induction Motors in every rotating machine’s heart and it’s a very important component in a much. Almost 90 percent of the Induction Motor use in industry as a prime mover. So Induction Motor is necessary to Condition Monitoring for Economic Running Cost. Condition Based Monitoring of Induction Motor has become an important and difficult task for Engineers and Researchers mainly in Industrial applications. Several Condition Monitoring Methods (Technique) including Motor Current Signature Analysis Monitoring, Vibration Monitoring, Acoustic Emission Monitoring, Stray Flux Analysis, Shock Pulse Monitoring, Instantaneous Output Power Variation Analysis, Thermograph but all of these techniques required expensive specialized tools and sensors where Motor Current Signature Analysis method does not necessary any expensive sensors. The Motor Current Signature Analysis technique helps to effectively diagnose faults such as Rotor and Stator winding, Unbalanced Voltage and Load Fault are all examples of faults. The Stator Current Park’s vector analysis is an easy and popular methodology for online discerns between healthy condition and faulty condition Induction Motors and it also tells about different faults. In this paper, Park’s vector Patterns of 3- phase stator current is analyzed for Stator and Rotor winging Fault of Induction Motor. In the presence of multiple faults, the current in the supply stator contains sideband components, causing the circular pattern to be distorted. A three-phase induction motor with 7.5 HP was used to test this technique. The simulation result validated the experimental analysis.

Keywords: Stator Current Park’s vector Approach, Analysis of Motor Current Signature, Stator and Rotor winging Fault.

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How to cite this article: Kuldeep Kumar Swarnkar, J.N. Rai, Sulochana Wadhwani. Detection of Stator and Rotor Winding Faults in Induction Motor using Park’s Vector Approach. Journal of Control & Instrumentation. 2023; 12(1):6-15.
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