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■ Electrical-signature analysis can detect:
♦ Rotor-bar damage ♦ Stator electrical faults ♦ Defective bearings ■ Maintenance can be scheduled on an as-needed basis.
Typical Identifiable Root Causes of Motor Control Center Outages: ♦ Power Quality
♦ Voltage and Current Waveforms
♦ Harmonic Voltage Factor
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♦ Voltage THD
Benefits of a predictive maintenance program Industry trends point to reduced maintenance staffs and budgets coupled with aging electrical equipment. Predictive maintenance technologies offer the types of cost-effective solutions that maximize reliability and increase workplace safety. Incorporating them into a company’s maintenance strategy enhance's the operation's ability to successfully: ■ Determine the operational status of equipment ■ Evaluate present condition of equipment ■ Detect abnormal conditions in a timely manner ■ Initiate actions to prevent possible forced outages
In short, monitoring your equipment condition and analyzing trending data to help anticipate and plan future maintenance will help you save time and money. MT (Note: Electrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced and maintained only by properly trained and qualified personnel.) Frank Waterer is an Electrical Engineering Fellow with Schneider Electric USA, Inc. In addition to his many years in various engineering and R&D roles with Square D, he served, among other things, as Chair of the PES/IEEE Committee responsible for the design, development and installation of IEEE Standards relating to all surge-protective devices.
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