The Fault-Tolerant Control of Induction Motors

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Under the increased energy resource consumption, the problem of their conservation and rational use is topical. About 50-70 % of all energy produced worldwide is consumed by electric driving. However, its operation is often accompanied by various defects and damage caused by poor-quality manufacturing or repair, and failure of individual elements of electric motors without a loss of performance. Therefore, it results in more energy consumption and premature repair of electrical equipment, increasing material costs and energy resource use.


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The Fault-Tolerant Control of Induction Motors

To eliminate the negative consequences of the operation of an electric drive with defects and damage to induction motors, the monograph presents methods and systems of fault-tolerant control that allow the adjustment of the operating modes using the means of a variable-frequency electric drive. The main idea of such systems is to maintain the operability of technological mechanisms in the event of various malfunctions. The worked-out methods and systems make it possible to detect various types of damage at the initial stages of their development. Then, based on the obtained information, they allow upgrading the control algorithm to maintain the electromechanical equipment’s operability to replace the related equipment or repair the electric drive motor. The most rational area for using the developed fault-tolerant control systems is industrial equipment, which must continue operating despite the deterioration in dynamic characteristics and energy efficiency.

Table of Contents
Preface

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations List

Main Symbols

Chapter 1. The Analysis of Induction Motor Damages and the Methods for Their Compensation employing a Variable-Frequency Electric Drive

Chapter 2. Mathematical Modeling of the Systems of a Variable-Frequency Electric Drive

Chapter 3. The Correction of the Operation Modes of Induction Motors with Stator Asymmetrical Windings during Scalar Control

Chapter 4. The Correction of the Operation Modes of Induction Motors with Stator Asymmetrical Windings during Vector Control

Chapter 5. The Determination of the Parameters of Induction Motors during Operation with a Frequency Converter

Chapter 6. The Development of the Methods for the Indirect Determination of the Energy Characteristics of IM Operation and the Improvement of the Economic Efficiency of the Induction Motor Stock Operation

Conclusion

Index

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