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( K<br />

a) b)<br />

Fig. 3 Three-phase (a) and phase A (b) spectra of motor<br />

with bad mounting.<br />

So, if the following rule is correct:<br />

npτ<br />

(A)<br />

∧ ( P<br />

avg А2<br />

= K<br />

= P<br />

npτ<br />

(B)<br />

avg B2<br />

= K<br />

= P<br />

npτ<br />

(C)<br />

avg C 2<br />

= 1)<br />

∧ ( K<br />

= 0,<br />

33)<br />

∧<br />

t hh<br />

> 0,<br />

02)<br />

∧<br />

∧ ( ε pA = ε pB = ε pС ) ∧ ( K harm(6-<br />

45) > 0,<br />

75)<br />

= 1,<br />

that examined motor is badly mounted.<br />

When rotor is dynamic or static misbalanced,<br />

there is harmonic in three-phase power spectra,<br />

which relates to rotation frequency. Thus, when noload,<br />

there is harmonic with frequency 100p in threephase<br />

power spectra (here p – number of ports). So,<br />

if there is significant component with rotation<br />

frequency in three-phase power spectra, and<br />

weighted average quotients are not equivalent by<br />

phases, that motor has asymmetry. And if there is<br />

significant value of harmonic amplitudes of 156–<br />

195 Hz, that asymmetry is caused by unbalance.<br />

a) b)<br />

Fig. 4 Three-phase (a) and phase A (b) power spectra of<br />

motor with rotor unbalance.<br />

So, for detecting rotor unbalance, the following<br />

rule should be true:<br />

( ε > 0,<br />

05)<br />

∧ ( ε ≠ ε ≠ ε<br />

p2<br />

∧ ( P<br />

avg А2<br />

≠ P<br />

avg B2<br />

pA<br />

≠ P<br />

pB<br />

avg C 2<br />

) ∧ ( K<br />

) ∧ ( K<br />

t hh<br />

harm(156-195)<br />

> 0,<br />

02)<br />

> 0,<br />

1)<br />

∧ ( Kharm(196-<br />

205) > 0,<br />

45)<br />

= 1.<br />

In case of stator windings asymmetry and stator<br />

windings short-circuits, there is significant harmonics<br />

of double voltage frequency and little less then 4 f v<br />

frequency (fig. 5 a, fig. 6, a). When damages are<br />

worse, this harmonics grow. Low-frequency<br />

harmonics (5–45 Hz) also grow, however its<br />

frequency is constant. Main percent of high<br />

harmonics for phases is in range of 96–105 Hz. Also<br />

significant percent is from range of 196–205 Hz (fig.<br />

5, b; fig. 6, b). When both kinds of damages are<br />

caused, values of formulated indicators are almost<br />

equal. Thus, if there is main harmonic with double<br />

voltage frequency and significant harmonic of little<br />

less then 4 f v frequency, and significant degradation<br />

of formulated indicators, that there is windings<br />

asymmetry or windings short-circuits.<br />

a) b)<br />

Fig. 5 Three-phase (a) and phase A (b) spectra of motor<br />

with asymmetry of phase A.<br />

pС<br />

(<br />

437<br />

( K<br />

( P<br />

(( K<br />

a) b)<br />

Fig. 6 Three-phase (a) and phase A (b) spectra of motor<br />

with stator winding short circuits.<br />

So, if the following rule is correct:<br />

> 0,<br />

02)<br />

∧ ( K ≠ K ≠ K<br />

ε p2<br />

npτ<br />

(A) npτ<br />

(B) npτ<br />

(C)<br />

∧ ( ε < 0,<br />

98)<br />

∧ ( ε<br />

p<br />

lq v<br />

avg А2<br />

> 0,<br />

05)<br />

∧ ( K<br />

harm(196<br />

≠ P<br />

avg B2<br />

- 205)<br />

> K<br />

pA<br />

rec t<br />

≠ P<br />

≠ ε<br />

< 0,<br />

97)<br />

∧<br />

avg C 2<br />

pB<br />

harm(156-195)<br />

≠ ε<br />

) ∧ (( K<br />

) ∨<br />

pС<br />

) ∧<br />

harm(96-105)<br />

)<br />

> 0,<br />

99)<br />

∧<br />

( Kharm(196-<br />

205) ≈ Kharm(156-195)<br />

)) = 1,<br />

then there is either windings asymmetry or windings<br />

short-circuits.<br />

When rotor bar breaks, there is only low<br />

frequency component in three-phase power spectra<br />

(fig. 7, a). It grows when progresses defect.<br />

Remaining indicators change negligibly and there is<br />

no asymmetry of examined parameters, because<br />

changing of rotor parameters appears indirect in<br />

changing of stator parameters. Additional indicator<br />

for identifying this defect is subharmonics of voltage<br />

frequency in current spectra [3]. Thus, if there is low<br />

frequency component of three-phase power signal,<br />

also subharmonics of main voltage frequency<br />

harmonic in current spectra, non-equal weighted<br />

average quotients and almost optimal ε p , K rec t ,<br />

then motor has rotor bar breaks.<br />

a) b)<br />

Fig. 7 Three-phase (a) and phase A (b) spectra of motor<br />

with rotor winding bar break.<br />

For detecting this defect, the following rule must<br />

be correct:<br />

( K ≠ K ≠ K ) ∧ ( ε ≈ ε ≈ ε )<br />

npτ<br />

(A)<br />

∧ ( K<br />

t hh<br />

npτ<br />

(B)<br />

> 0,<br />

02 ) ∧ ( P<br />

npτ<br />

(C)<br />

avg А2<br />

≠ P<br />

pA<br />

avg B2<br />

≠ P<br />

pB<br />

avg C 2<br />

) ∧<br />

∧ ( Kharm(6<br />

- 45) > 0,<br />

8 ) = 1.<br />

Thus, observing for variation of formulated<br />

indicators, it is possible to make conclusion about<br />

appearing of some kinds of defects or non-qualities<br />

of asynchronous electric drive systems. Analyzing<br />

values of some indicators it is possible to make<br />

conclusion about current work mode allowability.<br />

Also it is possible to prognosis remaining resource<br />

analyzing non equal phase heating basis on "eight<br />

degree" rule. When some defects are present for one<br />

motor at the same time, percent of harmonics from<br />

frequency ranges for each defect will be less than if it<br />

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