Abstract

In the case of energy-efficient drives with induction motors, the tendency to implement optimally designed motors, combined with intelligent control, incorporating an integrated monitoring and diagnostics system, is becoming increasingly important. Induction motors in industrial systems operate with frequent starting, dynamic loads and sometimes unbalance of supply voltage. In order to maintain an optimal operating condition, reduce the number of failures and build up an optimal repair and maintenance system, it is important to have an advanced monitoring system coupled with fault identification techniques. The behavior of optimally designed three-phase induction motors designed to operate integrated into hydraulic units with continuous duty operating mode is considered