Incipient Inter-Turn Short Circuit Detection in Induction Motors Using Cumulative Distribution Function and the EfficientNetv2 Model
Carlos Javier Morales-Perez,
Laritza Perez-Enriquez,
Juan Pablo Amezquita-Sanchez
et al.
Abstract:Induction motors are one of the most used machines because they provide the necessary traction force for many industrial applications. Their easy operation, installation, maintenance, and reliability make them preferred over other electrical motors. Mechanical and electrical failures, as with other machines, can appear at any stage of their service life, making the stator intern-turn short-circuit fault (ITSC) stand out. Hence, its detection is necessary in order to extend and save useful life, avoiding a brea… Show more
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