Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current
Large synchronous generators are the heart of the modern world, while producing the vast majority of the electric power consumed globally. Although they are robust devices, they are prone to degradation and failure. If such failures are not detected at an early stage, then the negative impact may be...
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doaj-a4f86e34e2384003861f7213f9f4e8cd2020-11-25T01:34:26ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732019-06-011213247610.3390/en12132476en12132476Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence CurrentKonstantinos N. Gyftakis0Carlos A. Platero1Yucheng Zhang2Santiago Bernal3School of Engineering, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH9 3DW, UKDepartamento de Ingeniería Electrica, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, 28006 Madrid, SpainSchool of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics, Coventry University, Coventry CV1 2JH, UKDepartamento de Ingeniería Electrica, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, 28006 Madrid, SpainLarge synchronous generators are the heart of the modern world, while producing the vast majority of the electric power consumed globally. Although they are robust devices, they are prone to degradation and failure. If such failures are not detected at an early stage, then the negative impact may be catastrophic in terms of financial costs, repair times, human lives and quality of life. This is the reason for continuous research in the field of condition monitoring aiming towards the reliable operation of synchronous generators. This paper proposes a novel technique for the diagnosis of the static eccentricity in synchronous generators. The proposed approach is off-line and non-intrusive, allowing the estimation of the fault severity with stator current measurements only. The performed work has been carried out with Finite Element Simulations and extensive experimental testing.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/12/13/2476condition monitoringelectrical machinesfault detectionstatic eccentricitysynchronous generators |
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Konstantinos N. Gyftakis Carlos A. Platero Yucheng Zhang Santiago Bernal Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current Energies condition monitoring electrical machines fault detection static eccentricity synchronous generators |
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Konstantinos N. Gyftakis Carlos A. Platero Yucheng Zhang Santiago Bernal |
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Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current |
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Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current |
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Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current |
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Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current |
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Diagnosis of Static Eccentricity in 3-Phase Synchronous Machines using a Pseudo Zero-Sequence Current |
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diagnosis of static eccentricity in 3-phase synchronous machines using a pseudo zero-sequence current |
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1996-1073 |
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Large synchronous generators are the heart of the modern world, while producing the vast majority of the electric power consumed globally. Although they are robust devices, they are prone to degradation and failure. If such failures are not detected at an early stage, then the negative impact may be catastrophic in terms of financial costs, repair times, human lives and quality of life. This is the reason for continuous research in the field of condition monitoring aiming towards the reliable operation of synchronous generators. This paper proposes a novel technique for the diagnosis of the static eccentricity in synchronous generators. The proposed approach is off-line and non-intrusive, allowing the estimation of the fault severity with stator current measurements only. The performed work has been carried out with Finite Element Simulations and extensive experimental testing. |
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condition monitoring electrical machines fault detection static eccentricity synchronous generators |
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