This paper addresses the problem of the detection of the mechanical disturbances and failures in a mechanical system driven by asynchronous machines through motor's current signal. Since the load behavior modifies the motor's supply current, it is possible to use the machine itself through motor current signal analysis (MCSA), as a torque sensor to defect mechanical condition. In this paper low frequency torque disturbances, that cause a quasi-stationary machine-load behaviour are used to diagnose the different mechanical anomalies, exploiting the relationship between current and torque. Specifically a mechanical system constituted by a high-ratio gear and a grinding table with rolling wheels for raw coal was analyzed through MCSA.
Mechanical failures detection by means of induction machine current analysis: A case history / Bellini, A.; Filippetti, F.; Franceschini, G.; Tassoni, C.; Passaglia, R.; Saottini, M.; Giovannini, M.. - (2003), pp. 322-326. (Intervento presentato al convegno 4th IEEE International Symposium on Diagnostics for Electric Machines, Power Electronics and Drives, SDEMPED 2003 tenutosi a Evergreen Conference Resort, usa nel 2003) [10.1109/DEMPED.2003.1234594].
Mechanical failures detection by means of induction machine current analysis: A case history
Bellini A.;Franceschini G.;Saottini M.;Giovannini M.
2003
Abstract
This paper addresses the problem of the detection of the mechanical disturbances and failures in a mechanical system driven by asynchronous machines through motor's current signal. Since the load behavior modifies the motor's supply current, it is possible to use the machine itself through motor current signal analysis (MCSA), as a torque sensor to defect mechanical condition. In this paper low frequency torque disturbances, that cause a quasi-stationary machine-load behaviour are used to diagnose the different mechanical anomalies, exploiting the relationship between current and torque. Specifically a mechanical system constituted by a high-ratio gear and a grinding table with rolling wheels for raw coal was analyzed through MCSA.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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