Asynchronous Motor Bearing Fault Detection Methods

Li Ling Sun; Bao Long Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.383-390.5055

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Asynchronous Motor Bearing Fault Detection Methods

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Bearing, asynchronous deep groove ball bearings are widely used in induction motor field. Motor bearing failure probability is as high as 40% in asynchronous motor. It accounts for the largest proportion of failures in the motor. Therefore, people have been on studying motor bearing fault detection methods for further research. So far, people have studied a variety of modern detection methods.

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