Chuckeng said:Is anyone aware of any data or publications on
"generator monitoring using unique electrical profiles created by shaft grounding devices "
?
if so let me know some links
I can't find information on it anywhere.. it is relatively new though.
stewartcs said:http://www.poluxtec.com.br/catalogos/Generator%20Monitoring%20using%20Unique%20Electrical%20Profiles.pdf
Other than that free one, you'll need access to IEEE Journals.
CS
Generator monitoring is the process of continuously monitoring the performance and health of a generator. This includes monitoring various electrical parameters and analyzing the data to identify any potential issues or malfunctions.
Generator monitoring is important because it helps ensure the reliable and efficient operation of a generator. By constantly monitoring its electrical profiles, potential issues can be identified and addressed before they turn into costly and potentially dangerous problems.
Some common electrical parameters that are monitored in generator monitoring include voltage, current, frequency, power factor, and harmonic distortion. These parameters can provide valuable insights into the performance of the generator and can help identify any abnormalities or issues.
Generator monitoring is a proactive approach to maintenance, whereas regular maintenance is a reactive approach. Generator monitoring involves continuously monitoring the generator's electrical profiles and identifying potential issues in real-time, while regular maintenance involves scheduled inspections and repairs.
Yes, generator monitoring can help prevent downtime by identifying potential issues before they cause a major malfunction or failure. This allows for proactive maintenance and repairs, minimizing the risk of unexpected downtime and ensuring the reliable operation of the generator.