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http://dx.doi.org/10.5916/jkosme.2014.38.9.1146

A study on how to discriminate the polarities of stator windings for 3 phase induction motors by using induced voltages based on residual magnetism  

Choi, Soon-Man (Department of Education & Research, Korea Institute of Maritime & Fisheries Technology)
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Journal of Advanced Marine Engineering and Technology / v.38, no.9, 2014 , pp. 1146-1149 More about this Journal
Abstract
To discriminate polarities of stator windings for 3 phase induction motors terminal tags of which are not readable, it is possible to utilize the residual magnetic flux present at their rotors as well as to use the way based on external exciting current. The induced voltages are basically decided by parameters such as the quantity of residual flux, the rotator speed by hand force and the phase properties between stator windings. To adopt induced voltages by residual flux for polarity discrimination at sites, the measured voltages by multi-testers need to be readable in magnitude enough to discriminate winding condition with reasonable phase characteristics. This study focuses on the analysis of various connection cases in the expectation that the summing voltages induced by residual flux shall show zero in case of normal connections while the sum becomes greater indication if the connection is in wrong condition. The proposed method is applied to actual motors to disclose how effective it is for polarity discrimination at sites through comparison of output signals between normal and fault connections.
Keywords
Three phase induction motor; Residual magnetic flux; Polarity of winding; Polarity discrimination;
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