Apparatus and method for detection of residual magnetic fields i

Electricity: measuring and testing – Impedance – admittance or other quantities representative of... – Lumped type parameters

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method to determine the intensity of a residual magnetic field that accumulates on the rotor of a dynamoelectric machine to identify stator and rotor anomalies. A dynamoelectric machine, such as an induction motor, has a rotor which becomes magnetized with use. This magnetism tends to skew inductance tests which are used to predict problems developing within the motor. The apparatus and method measure the accumulated magnetic field of a motor rotor, and adjust conventional inductance tests to yield more accurate results.

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