Diagnosis, Monitoring and Reconfiguration of Electric Machines Drives

Overview

Compentency: Fault detection and isolation and the synthesis of fault-tolerant control strategies

Module type: elective module

Semester: summer

Site: Sfax

Language: English

Workload: 45 hours course attendance; 30 hours self-study

Credits points: 3

Recommended qualifications: none

After the successful participation in the course Faults in Electric Machine Drives the students are able to:

have an overview on the most common faults occurring in AC electric drives (induction and synchronous machines)
distinguish the different type of faults whether they are mechanically- or electrically- caused
predict faults on the different electric drive components

After the successful participation in the course Faults Detection and Isolation Techniques and Methods the students are able to:

know the diagnosis procedure when the data acquisition process may reveal abnormal operating conditions
distinguish between model-based and data-based diagnosis method and their cases of usage
determine the parameters and variables to diagnose and use the appropriate model to predict it

After the successful participation in the course Fault-Tolerant Control Strategies the students are able to:

know the main factors to be considered in any fault-tolerant control system to automatically compensate the faults
distinguish between passive and active fault tolerant control techniques, acknowledge their characteristics and case of usage