Performance Evaluation of Computer Simulated Extracted Features of Induction Motor with Intermediate State of Degradation Present in Any Two-Phases

The state of degradation of stator groundwall insulation in induction motor results in the state of unbalance in three-phase stator current at fundamental frequency. In this investigation, the computer simulation model to determine this state of unbalance is developed. On the basis of park’s transformation model the unbalanced stator current data in three-phase machine variable (‘abc’) form is first transformed into equivalent two-phase (‘dq’) model form. The park’s current vector components are then presented in a graphical dqdata pattern form and certain mathematical parameters are deduced. The computer simulation model is designed to extract simulated electrical variables and mathematical parameters of induction motor under test. The practical assumption of stator winding of induction motor being star (Υ) connected with isolated neutral is considered. The extracted features of induction motor for particular case of variation in the state of degradation of stator groundwall insulation occurring in respective phases is presented. The performance evaluation of extracted features for the variation in the state of degradation of insulation in one particular phase from healthy to worst-case state along with an arbitrary intermediate state of degradation of insulation present in other two-phases is presented. On the basis of performance evaluation, it is possible to determine the appropriate selection of specific input parameter for optimal design of suitable artificial neural network classifier to distinguish the probable states of degradation of insulation.