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Electric Motor Fault by Causes
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Electric Motor Fault by Causes
Internal Causes
Electrical
- Stator Faults
- Insulation faults
- Rotor Faults
Mechanical
- Fraction/abrasion
- Displacement of conductors
- Bearing Faults
- Eccentricity
- bent shaft
- misalignment
- cooling fan
- irregularities with the connected mechanical load (overloading and load oscillations).
External Causes
Electrical
- Transient
- Voltage fluctuation
- Voltage imbalance
Mechanical
- Pulsating torque
- Improper installation
- Overload
- External magnetic field
Environmental
- Temperature
- Fouling
- Humidity
- Air acidity
- Dust
Origins
- electrical origins:
- mechanical causes:
- thermal stresses:
- environmental reasons:
Consequences
- magnetic field distortion ⭢ sensed by magnetic sensor
- overheating ⭢ sensed by temperature sensor
- electric arcs
- vibration effects ⭢ sensed by accelerometer
- abnormally high or destructive currents ⭢ sensed by current sensor
- electromechanical torque oscillation
- noise
- additional torque
- stator damages
Fault Classification Diagram
Fault Distributions
Classification
- Mechanical Faults (50% of BLDC failures)
Winding failure (Kudelina et al., 2020)
Effects
- High temperature (core, winding)
- Electrical discharges
- Environmental pollution
- Short circuit
Fault Diagnostic in BLDC
- Invasive Techniques
- Non ivnasive Techniques
Fault Diagnostic Techniques
- Temperature meeasurement
- Electromagnetic field monitoring
- Radio frequency emissions monitoring
- Chemical analysis
- Acoustic noise measurement
- Motor-current signature analysis (MCSA)
- Noise and vibration monitoring
- Model and data-driven based
Signal Processing techniques (Kudelina et al., 2020)
References
- (Kudelina et al., 2020)
Cross-references
Electric Motor Fault by Components
References
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Last updated on 3/7/2023