Motor fault detection using sound signature and wavelet transform

The use of induction machines has gained fast popularity in many aspects of today's energy applications and industrial productions. However, just as with any other machine, failure is expected due to a variety of faults in component and system levels. Therefore, it is necessary to improve machi...

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Main Authors: Awada, Emad (Author), Al-Qaisi, Aws (Author), Radwan, Eyad (Author), Nour, Mutasim (Author)
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Published: Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science, 2022-03-01.
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520 |a The use of induction machines has gained fast popularity in many aspects of today's energy applications and industrial productions. However, just as with any other machine, failure is expected due to a variety of faults in component and system levels. Therefore, it is necessary to improve machine reliability by performing preventive maintenance and exploring faulty indications in advance to avoid future failures. In normal operation, a distinct machine sound signature can be identify. Therefore, at any faulty operation, diagnosis of potential error can be defined based on output signature sound data analysis. Yet, this process of monitoring induction machine sounds and vibration can be hectic and extensive in terms of collecting data and compiling analysis. That is, a huge number of data samples need to be collected and stored in order to define abnormality operation. Therefore, in this work, wavelet-based algorithms were developed as an analysis process to analyze collected data and identify abnormality, with much fewer data samples and compiling process, as special prosperity of wavelet transform. As a result, MATLAB codes were implemented to analyze data based on sound signature technique and wavelet transform algorithms to show a significant improvement in identifying potential error and abnormality conditions. 
540 |a Copyright (c) 2021 Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science 
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546 |a eng 
690 |a condition monitoring; discrete wavelet transform; fault diagnosis; induction motor; sound analysis 
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