Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection

The detection of faults in an induction motor is important as a part of preventive maintenance. Stator current is one of the most popular signals used for utility-supplied induction motor fault detection as a current sensor can be installed nonintrusively. In variable speeds operation, the use of an...

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Main Authors: CHUA, T. W., TAN, W. W., WANG, Zhaoxia, CHANG, C. S.
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sis_research-77332022-01-27T11:10:17Z Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection CHUA, T. W. TAN, W. W. WANG, Zhaoxia CHANG, C. S. The detection of faults in an induction motor is important as a part of preventive maintenance. Stator current is one of the most popular signals used for utility-supplied induction motor fault detection as a current sensor can be installed nonintrusively. In variable speeds operation, the use of an inverter to drive the induction motor introduces noise into the stator current so stator current based fault detection techniques become less reliable. This paper presents a hybrid algorithm, which combines time and frequency domain analysis, for broken rotor bar and bearing fault detection. Cluster information obtained by using Independent Component Analysis (ICA) to extract features from time domain current signals is combined with information extracted from fast Fourier transformed signal to reveal any underlying faults. To minimise the effect of the noise in the raw signal and intra-class variance in the extracted feature, a novel noise reduction approach- Ensemble and Individual Noise Reduction is employed. An advantage of the proposed scheme is that time domain analysis module can provide an early fault detection with minimal computation complexity. Experimental results obtained on the three-phase inverter-fed squirrel-cage induction motors demonstrated that the proposed method provides excellent classification results. 2010-07-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/6730 info:doi/10.1109/ISIE.2010.5637554 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/7733/viewcontent/2010_Hybrid_Time_Frequency_Domain_Analysis_for.pdf http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Hybrid time-frequency method Inverter-driven induction motor Real-time fault diagnosis Robust algorithm Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing Operations Research, Systems Engineering and Industrial Engineering
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topic Hybrid time-frequency method
Inverter-driven induction motor
Real-time fault diagnosis
Robust algorithm
Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
Operations Research, Systems Engineering and Industrial Engineering
spellingShingle Hybrid time-frequency method
Inverter-driven induction motor
Real-time fault diagnosis
Robust algorithm
Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing
Operations Research, Systems Engineering and Industrial Engineering
CHUA, T. W.
TAN, W. W.
WANG, Zhaoxia
CHANG, C. S.
Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
description The detection of faults in an induction motor is important as a part of preventive maintenance. Stator current is one of the most popular signals used for utility-supplied induction motor fault detection as a current sensor can be installed nonintrusively. In variable speeds operation, the use of an inverter to drive the induction motor introduces noise into the stator current so stator current based fault detection techniques become less reliable. This paper presents a hybrid algorithm, which combines time and frequency domain analysis, for broken rotor bar and bearing fault detection. Cluster information obtained by using Independent Component Analysis (ICA) to extract features from time domain current signals is combined with information extracted from fast Fourier transformed signal to reveal any underlying faults. To minimise the effect of the noise in the raw signal and intra-class variance in the extracted feature, a novel noise reduction approach- Ensemble and Individual Noise Reduction is employed. An advantage of the proposed scheme is that time domain analysis module can provide an early fault detection with minimal computation complexity. Experimental results obtained on the three-phase inverter-fed squirrel-cage induction motors demonstrated that the proposed method provides excellent classification results.
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author CHUA, T. W.
TAN, W. W.
WANG, Zhaoxia
CHANG, C. S.
author_facet CHUA, T. W.
TAN, W. W.
WANG, Zhaoxia
CHANG, C. S.
author_sort CHUA, T. W.
title Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
title_short Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
title_full Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
title_fullStr Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
title_full_unstemmed Hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
title_sort hybrid time-frequency domain analysis for inverter-fed induction motor fault detection
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2010
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/6730
https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/7733/viewcontent/2010_Hybrid_Time_Frequency_Domain_Analysis_for.pdf
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