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Condition-based maintenance for the electrical windings of large motors and generators
Many pulp and paper mills are moving toward condition-based maintenance (CBM), also known as predictive maintenance, for major equipment such as generators and motors. In research sponsored by the electric utility industry, new tools have been developed to help motor and generator operators implement CBM on the electrical windings in such machines. One technology involved the development of an expert system which analyzes all common online and offline tests together with operating data to estimate an overall indicator of the risk of winding failure. In a second development, an online partial discharge measurement system which can be used by plant personnel has been developed which can detect most of the deterioration mechanisms that can occur in stator windings rated 4 kV and above. This paper reviews the development of these two areas, which rely heavily on sophisticated software technologies, and discusses their application to implement CBM. The paper concentrates on stator windings. A short discussion of what problems are most likely to occur in stator windings is first presented.