Design Protection System for Induction Motor: A Case Study Parallel Misalignment Rotor Fault Using Fuzzy Logic
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Fault protection system of induction motors is important for modern industry and cost maintenance of machine. The propose of this work is to design the detection and protection system of induction motor with using Fuzzy logic technique with Programmable Logic Control (PLC). Firstly, Fuzzy rule is designed by configure 2 input for create the membership function and create 9 fuzzy rule with Matlab and apply to create program PLC with the input used analog motor current by vibration and current sensors to convert digital input (A to D) 4-20 mA. to PLC. Secondly, protection system algorithm is designed and then this system is applied with PLC. The simulation and experimental results show that the efficiency of detection fault can be decided accuracy mean is 85% and protection have been satisfied. This study develops algorithm such as detection, decision, control and protection the application for maintenance and prevention which can be applied to the realization for electrical machine in the industry.
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