Practical Methods for Selecting Motor Diagnostic Equipment

A review of major suppliers of induction motor diagnostic equipment reveals that their tools can be classified by 3 basic architectures: manual data collection, power line monitoring, and integrated online continuous monitoring. A discussion of each of these 3 types of motor diagnostic equipment is...

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Published in:Pulp & paper 1998-10, Vol.72 (10), p.127
Main Author: Dister, Carl J
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithms
Costs
Data collection
Diagnostics
Distributed control systems
Guidelines
Machinery industry
Maintenance and repair
Methods
Monitoring systems
Motors
Paper industry
Papermaking machinery
Preventive maintenance
Process controls
Pulp & paper industry
Selection
Sensors
Test equipment
Trends
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Summary:A review of major suppliers of induction motor diagnostic equipment reveals that their tools can be classified by 3 basic architectures: manual data collection, power line monitoring, and integrated online continuous monitoring. A discussion of each of these 3 types of motor diagnostic equipment is presented, and practical guidelines for evaluating the fault prediction capabilities of this equipment are offered.
ISSN:0033-4081