2017
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/87/3/032055
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The probability estimate of the defects of the asynchronous motors based on the complex method of diagnostics

Abstract: Abstract. This article is devoted to the development of a method for probability estimate of failure of an asynchronous motor as a part of electric drive with a frequency converter. The proposed method is based on a comprehensive method of diagnostics of vibration and electrical characteristics that take into account the quality of the supply network and the operating conditions. The developed diagnostic system allows to increase the accuracy and quality of diagnoses by determining the probability of failure-f… Show more

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“…Article [29] provides the method to estimate the probability of asynchronous EM failure. It is based on the comprehensive diagnostic method of vibrational and electrical characteristics, taking into account the power supply network quality and operation conditions.…”
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“…Article [29] provides the method to estimate the probability of asynchronous EM failure. It is based on the comprehensive diagnostic method of vibrational and electrical characteristics, taking into account the power supply network quality and operation conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Determination of the probability for failure-free ED operation can be represented as the construction of Equation (1). It is based on the retrospective database with the requirements for the relative error, or for limit of the confidence period of prediction λ at p ≥ 95%-less than 5% [30]. P = F(t, ∆t, n, k, l, N i , P i (t), P(t − ∆t), .…”
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confidence: 99%