Rotor analyzer for an induction motor
AssigneeAmerican Standard International Inc.
InventorsMichael D. Matthews, Brian T. Sullivan, Henry G. Lenz
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AssigneeAmerican Standard International Inc.
InventorsMichael D. Matthews, Brian T. Sullivan, Henry G. Lenz
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A rotor analyzer for an induction motor or generator checks and quantifies the integrity of a rotor that is not currently installed within its stator. The analyzer includes an electromagnetic coil that exposes the bars of a rotor to a pulsating magnetic field to induce a current through the bars. At the same time, the rotor is slowly rotated to sequentially expose each bar. A magnetic field created by the induced current in the bars induces an analog signal within a search coil. The analog signal is converted to digital and inputted to a microprocessor system. The system interprets the input data and manipulates it to provide a clear, understandable indication of the rotor's condition, such as the relative impendence of each bar. The system also determines how many bars are within a rotor having an unknown number of bars.
A method of analyzing a rotor having a plurality of bars, comprising:
A method of analyzing a rotor having a plurality of bars, comprising:
A method of analyzing a rotor having a plurality of bars, comprising:
A rotor analyzer for a rotor having a plurality of bars comprising:
A rotor analyzer for analyzing a rotor having a plurality of bars, comprising:
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