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Advanced Braking Technology is an ASX-listed company based in Perth, Australia that develops and manufactures braking systems for vehicles used in mining and other heavy-duty applications. Their flagship product is the SIBS brake, a fully enclosed wet brake system that provides reliable braking in harsh environments with very low maintenance requirements. SIBS brakes have been successfully implemented in light vehicles, mine specification vehicles, and other applications globally. Advanced Braking Technology provides comprehensive support for SIBS including training, installation, and service support.
Condition Monitoring of Electrical Machines-ABB MACHsense Solution.pdfTinLMinh7
1) The document discusses ABB's MACHsense solution for condition monitoring of electrical machines. It highlights typical failures in motors and shortfalls of traditional monitoring methods.
2) The MACHsense solution involves periodic on-site vibration and electrical measurements to detect defects early and project maintenance timelines. It uses advanced algorithms to normalize load effects and identify faults more accurately.
3) Case studies demonstrate how MACHsense detected rotor bar cracks and bearing faults earlier than traditional methods. The automated solution provides consolidated vibration and electrical analysis with correlated reports.
Improving the Efficiency of Wind Turbine InspectionsOlympus IMS
This presentation from ECNDT 2018 covers the following topics:
- Improving Turbine Lifetime with Gearbox Inspections
- Challenges of Gearbox Inspections
- Addressing these Challenges
- Saving Time and Becoming More Efficient when Inspecting Wind Turbine Gearboxes
Here we contemplate some of the likely future technologies based on an analysis of the patent landscape. Many innovations have been patented but not yet made commercially available, due to the time-frame for commercial acceptance as well as testing and certification. Additional description of each technology is shown below, including the order we believe will have the greatest impact on LCOE, AEP, CapEx, and OpEx. More insight and analysis on these technology trends will be shared in our Global Wind Technology Trends Report, due out in Q3, 2017.
The crown block is located at the top of the derrick and contains multiple pulleys called sheaves over which the drilling line is threaded. Using the crown block and a companion travelling block provides mechanical advantage to hoist loads much heavier than the drilling line could support on its own. The crown block must be built and inspected according to API specifications. Regular inspections of the crown block are required to check for wear and ensure it is functioning properly for safe hoisting operations.
The document discusses considerations for switching from air cylinders to electric cylinders (ROBO Cylinders). It covers key differences to consider like installation space needs, the need for home return operations, and different maintenance requirements. The document also provides details on allowable dynamic moment calculations and how moment loads impact service life. Installation orientation limitations are shown in a table for different ROBO Cylinder models.
The document discusses problems with human inspection of pipes and sewers including unsafe conditions. It then summarizes existing robotic solutions like Bandicoot for sewer cleaning and MRINSPECT for in-pipe inspection. Limitations of current solutions include an inability to clear blockages in lateral pipes or perform both inspection and maintenance. The proposed solution is a modular robotic design that can navigate pipes, clear blockages, and perform inspection and maintenance with interchangeable attachments. It aims to provide a universal robot platform to address various pipe inspection and maintenance needs.
Advanced Braking Technology is an ASX-listed company based in Perth, Australia that develops and manufactures braking systems for vehicles used in mining and other heavy-duty applications. Their flagship product is the SIBS brake, a fully enclosed wet brake system that provides reliable braking in harsh environments with very low maintenance requirements. SIBS brakes have been successfully implemented in light vehicles, mine specification vehicles, and other applications globally. Advanced Braking Technology provides comprehensive support for SIBS including training, installation, and service support.
Condition Monitoring of Electrical Machines-ABB MACHsense Solution.pdfTinLMinh7
1) The document discusses ABB's MACHsense solution for condition monitoring of electrical machines. It highlights typical failures in motors and shortfalls of traditional monitoring methods.
2) The MACHsense solution involves periodic on-site vibration and electrical measurements to detect defects early and project maintenance timelines. It uses advanced algorithms to normalize load effects and identify faults more accurately.
3) Case studies demonstrate how MACHsense detected rotor bar cracks and bearing faults earlier than traditional methods. The automated solution provides consolidated vibration and electrical analysis with correlated reports.
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This presentation from ECNDT 2018 covers the following topics:
- Improving Turbine Lifetime with Gearbox Inspections
- Challenges of Gearbox Inspections
- Addressing these Challenges
- Saving Time and Becoming More Efficient when Inspecting Wind Turbine Gearboxes
Here we contemplate some of the likely future technologies based on an analysis of the patent landscape. Many innovations have been patented but not yet made commercially available, due to the time-frame for commercial acceptance as well as testing and certification. Additional description of each technology is shown below, including the order we believe will have the greatest impact on LCOE, AEP, CapEx, and OpEx. More insight and analysis on these technology trends will be shared in our Global Wind Technology Trends Report, due out in Q3, 2017.
The crown block is located at the top of the derrick and contains multiple pulleys called sheaves over which the drilling line is threaded. Using the crown block and a companion travelling block provides mechanical advantage to hoist loads much heavier than the drilling line could support on its own. The crown block must be built and inspected according to API specifications. Regular inspections of the crown block are required to check for wear and ensure it is functioning properly for safe hoisting operations.
The document discusses considerations for switching from air cylinders to electric cylinders (ROBO Cylinders). It covers key differences to consider like installation space needs, the need for home return operations, and different maintenance requirements. The document also provides details on allowable dynamic moment calculations and how moment loads impact service life. Installation orientation limitations are shown in a table for different ROBO Cylinder models.
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On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) Program Overview Zentiz
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The document introduces a new series of electric actuators called RCP5 that feature a battery-less absolute encoder. This innovative encoder does not require batteries as it determines position using interlocked gears instead of data storage. This eliminates costs and hassle associated with battery replacement. The RCP5 series is available in both slider and rod types to suit various applications. When used with the new high-output Power CON controller, the RCP5 can achieve speeds up to 1.5 times faster and payloads up to twice as heavy compared to conventional models. The battery-less absolute encoder and increased performance of the RCP5 series improves productivity by reducing cycle times and increasing production output.
1. A comparator is a precision instrument used to compare the dimensions of a workpiece to a master standard. It indicates how much the workpiece differs from the standard dimension but does not provide an actual measurement.
2. Comparators are required for mass production to quickly and consistently check that parts meet dimensional specifications without having to directly measure each one. They eliminate human error and require little skill to operate.
3. Good comparators have robust designs, are sensitive, versatile, unaffected by environmental conditions, and provide quick, clear readings. The contact points should withstand wear and the system must be free of backlash and friction.
Comparators are precision measuring instruments used for (1) inspecting components at high rates during mass production, (2) setting working gauges based on laboratory standards, and (3) inspecting newly purchased gauges. There are several types of comparators including mechanical, pneumatic, optical, electrical, fluid displacement, and projection comparators. Some common comparators are dial indicators, Johansson 'Mikrokator', and Sigma comparators. Optical comparators use magnification and have advantages such as not requiring direct contact, allowing high magnification, and separating indicating and measuring functions, but are sensitive to temperature and humidity changes.
The document discusses sensors used for autonomous vehicles, including lidar. It notes that typical autonomous vehicles use multiple sensors, including 6 lidar sensors for 360 degree detection. Lidar is used for localization, 3D mapping, object detection and tracking. The document discusses testing sensor performance both individually and within the full autonomous vehicle system to measure latency and determine how to reduce braking reaction times to allow for higher traveling speeds. Further testing is proposed under different environmental conditions like rain to evaluate sensor and computer vision module performances.
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>> READ MORE: https://www.obdadvisor.com/autel-scanners/
Here is a detailed review of the toolbox based on my own experience, including:
- Compatibility
- Display
- Software
- Features and Functions
- Pros and Cons
Check it out to get the REVIEW and some NOTES about using this tool.
Onkar Phadke presented on his GAT review covering various projects in different departments including:
1. Seat movement kaizen and trim cell buy off dexterity projects in the Trim cell department to improve ergonomics, safety, and productivity.
2. Sales training and gathering customer feedback on the KUV100 launch to help improve future models.
3. Developing standardized checking sequences through dexterity projects to improve quality at stages like trim buy off and GCA.
4. Digitization of tool setting procedures through instructional videos to standardize training for new setters in GCML.
5. Implementing a variable depth gauge and converting metrics to mm in GCML to
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- A product quickfinder that allows selection of drives and motors by criteria like power, voltage, enclosure type, and more.
- Brief descriptions and selection criteria for ABB's main drive and motor product families to help customers choose the appropriate product.
- Information on ABB's services including drive installation, commissioning, repair, and training.
- Contact details for ABB and its channel partners for sales and support.
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Improving Accuracy With Servomotors And High Speed NetworkYuki Honda
Servo motors are important for improving accuracy in industrial machines. Servo motors use encoders with high resolution of up to 24 bits for precise positioning. Features of servo drives like vibration suppression and motor ripple compensation help improve machine accuracy. Using high-speed Ethernet networks of 125 microseconds between controllers and servo drives also enhances accuracy when controlling servo motion. A variety of servo motor types exist, including rotary, direct drive, and linear motors, which are chosen based on the machine's needs. Achieving high accuracy requires consideration of factors like motion control, feedback encoders, and compensation for mechanical properties.
PREFAC
The main aim of the Project was to make a Robot which is controlled by any mobile phone. The Detection of the Signal is done in Several Steps. Firstly, the Input Signal is sent to DTMF, which processes the signal and sends the 4 bit output to ROM which gives output to the Motor Driver IC on specific 4 bit inputs and the Motor Driver IC powers the motors of the car accordingly.
The Surveillance System is one which is used for the purpose of security system in intrude areas. This system is designed to develop a video monitoring, capturing the image and to store video frames in SD (Secure Digital) memory mounted on the ROBOT for further verification.
A Silicon valley startup is building a surveillance robot that it hope will help security and law enforcement personnel detect trouble while remaining out of harm’s way.
Robot are essentially a self-contained tribute to the wonders of technology. The most advance models use fast computer processing, high- definition cameras, artificial intelligence.
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1. The models were developed to improve on the previous 5FBE series with features from the 7FB series, including an AC drive system for improved performance.
2. Major selling points of the new models include the AC drive system, power select function for optimized performance, and improved efficiency and operation hours.
3. Differences from previous models include a 30% improvement in loaded travel performance, 40% longer efficient operation hours, easier ingress/egress, and reduced maintenance costs from the brushless AC motor.
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This document provides an overview of the new Toyota 7FBEF 15-20 forklift models. Key points include:
1. The new models adopt an AC motor drive system which improves performance, reduces maintenance needs compared to previous DC systems.
2. Models include 1.5, 1.6, 1.8, and 2 ton capacities. Three power modes (H, P, S) allow operators to optimize for different tasks.
3. Features like regenerative braking and power keep functions improve efficiency and extend operation hours by up to 40% compared to previous models.
4. Ergonomic improvements like an open step and tilt steering with memory aid ingress/egress. Increased head
Toyota 7FBEF16 Electric Forklift Trucks Service Repair Manual.pdffujjsekmd9id8i
This document provides an overview of the new Toyota 7FBEF 15-20 forklift models. Key points include:
1. The models were developed to improve on the previous 5FBE series with features from the 7FB series, including an AC drive system for improved performance.
2. Major selling points of the new models include the AC drive system, power select function for optimized performance modes, and improved efficiency from regenerative braking and power keep functions.
3. Updates like increased headroom and tilt steering with memory allow for easier ingress/egress compared to previous models. Maintenance costs are also reduced through features like brushless AC motors.
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The document provides information about the new Toyota 7FBEF15-20 forklift models, including:
1. The development objectives were to address disparities compared to competitors' models and focus on environmental concerns by adopting an AC drive system.
2. Major features of the new models include the AC drive system, power select function, improved efficiency operation hours, easy ingress/egress, reduced maintenance costs, and safety functions from the 7FB series.
3. Key differences from previous models include larger dimensions, AC motors, electronic controls, increased head clearance and battery capacity, and safety features from the 7FB series.
Toyota 7FBEF18 Electric Forklift Trucks Service Repair Manual.pdfufuejkdkmdm
The document provides information about the new Toyota 7FBEF15-20 forklift models, including:
1. The development objectives were to address disparities compared to competitors' models and focus on environmental concerns by adopting an AC drive system.
2. Major features of the new models include the AC drive system, power select function, improved efficiency operation hours, easy ingress/egress, reduced maintenance costs, and safety functions from the 7FB series.
3. Key differences from previous models include larger dimensions, AC motors, electronic controls, increased head clearance and battery capacity, and safety features from the 7FB series.
Toyota 7FBEF16 Electric Forklift Trucks Service Repair Manual.pdfxrnn810845
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1. The development objectives were to address disparities compared to competitors' models and focus on environmental concerns by adopting an AC drive system.
2. Major features of the new models include the AC motor drive system, power select function, improved efficiency operation hours, easy ingress/egress, and reduced maintenance costs.
3. The new models have larger dimensions than the previous models, AC motors instead of DC, and additional safety functions from the 7FB series.
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1. A comparator is a precision instrument used to compare the dimensions of a workpiece to a master standard. It indicates how much the workpiece differs from the standard dimension but does not provide an actual measurement.
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>> READ MORE: https://www.obdadvisor.com/autel-scanners/
Here is a detailed review of the toolbox based on my own experience, including:
- Compatibility
- Display
- Software
- Features and Functions
- Pros and Cons
Check it out to get the REVIEW and some NOTES about using this tool.
Onkar Phadke presented on his GAT review covering various projects in different departments including:
1. Seat movement kaizen and trim cell buy off dexterity projects in the Trim cell department to improve ergonomics, safety, and productivity.
2. Sales training and gathering customer feedback on the KUV100 launch to help improve future models.
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- Information on ABB's services including drive installation, commissioning, repair, and training.
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Customer presentation_ABB Air Gap Inspector_9AKK106713A4418.pdf
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CUSTOMER PRESENTATION, MOTORS AND GENERATORS SERVICE
ABB Air Gap Inspector
In-situ visual inspections for motors and generators
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In-situ robotic visual inspections
Overview
• Introduction, benefits and values
• Key features of inspections
• Visual inspection service offering
• for internal inspections during minor outages
• for ABB preventive maintenance level L3
• for ABB LEAP Advanced
• System components
• Main stator/rotor defects
• Traditional approach vs in-situ visual inspection
• Summary
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November 8, 2017 Slide 3
What, Why, How
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• What: A robot crawler – ABB Air Gap
Inspector - to visually inspect the stators
and rotors of motors and generators
without removing the rotor.
• Why: Robotic inspection greatly extends
the scope of motor and generator
maintenance. It can be used during planned
outages without removing the rotor, and in
cases where removal of the rotor is not
possible.
• How: The robot crawler moves in the air
gap between the rotor and stator. It is
equipped with five cameras and its
modular reconfigurable design ensures it
will fit in a wide variety of motors and
generators.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 4
Benefits and values
In-situ robotic visual inspections
“Visual inspection of the stator core,
rotor core and winding is now possible
without removing the rotor.”
• Super-slim design means the crawler can be
used on motors and generators with air gaps
as small as 10 mm.
• Multiple camera views provide rich
inspection information about stator/rotor
core, winding, wedges, stator teeth, air ducts
and rotor support blocks.
• Easily reconfigurable on-site to support a
wide range of stator designs.
Differentiators Benefits
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November 8, 2017 Slide 5
Benefits and values
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• Allows faults to be localized by recording
their severity and position, all without the
need to remove the rotor.
• Significantly extends the scope of the ABB L3
preventive maintenance program, with only a
minimal increase in the time required.
• Increases confidence in the overall results of
ABB LEAP (ABB Life Expectancy Analysis
Program) Advanced, bringing them much
closer to those of ABB LEAP Premium.
• Optimizes maintenance planning and
increases the availability of motors and
generators by reducing of the number of
outage days where removal of the rotor
is required.
Differentiators Benefits
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November 8, 2017 Slide 6
Key features of inspections
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• 100% uniform, high-resolution coverage of
the whole length of the stator core is
captured, with the entire inspection
recorded for later use. In-depth
assessment and expert evaluation
available as required.
• Provides in-depth view, allowing for
insights into critical areas of the
ventilation duct, compared to limited
views with conventional inspection tools.
• Multiple inspections can be carried out by
the robot, using different camera angles
within the stator and rotor body.
• Can capture still images as required.
• Consistent, repeatable inspections.
• Voice-over feature records inspector’s
comments for later use during expert
evaluation.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 7
Visual inspection service offering
In-situ robotic visual inspections
In-situ robotic visual inspections performed
by ABB Air Gap Inspector can be used for
different purposes:
• Internal inspections during minor
outages on any motor/generator.
• In combination with ABB preventive
maintenance level L3 on ABB
synchronous motors and generators.
• Can also be used as part of L4
maintenance in special cases where
the rotor cannot be removed.
• To support ABB LEAP Advanced.
By allowing the inspection of stator and
rotor cores without removing the rotor, ABB
robotic visual inspections deliver reduced
outage days and, as a result, reduced
maintenance costs.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 8
For internal inspections during minor outages
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• A major outage on larger motors and
generators can last up to 20 days, with most
of this time spent removing the rotor.
• An ABB robotic visual inspection using ABB
Air Gap Inspector can eliminate the need to
remove the rotor. This cuts outage time, with
significant cost savings for the plant.
• ABB Air Gap Inspector can be used on any
motor/generator with an air gap of 10 mm or
more.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 9
For internal inspections during minor outages
In-situ robotic visual inspections
Types of activities performed during major
and minor outages on a typical generator.
Minor outage Major outage
Traditional approach
PLUS visual inspection
with ABB Air Gap
Inspector
(with rotor out)
STATOR
Stator wedge tightness ■
Bar movement ■ ■
Stator winding leaks ■ ■ ■
Stator winding insulation inspection ■ ■ ■
Core Insulation inspection ■ ■
Blocked vent ducts ■ ■
Greasing ■ ■
Cracked connections/integrity ■ ■ ■
Oil contamination ■ ■ ■
HV connection bolts ■ ■ ■
ROTOR
Field coil distortions ■ ■ ■
Field coil loose blocks ■ ■ ■
Field wedge migration ■ ■
Blocked vent ducts ■ ■
Rotor winding insulation ■ ■ ■
Rotor surface heating ■ ■
Pole coils interconnection ■ ■
Pole tips screws (where applicable) ■
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November 8, 2017 Slide 10
For ABB preventive maintenance level L3
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• ABB preventive maintenance level L3 involves
a larger outage, normally performed every
32,000 - 40,000 operating hours(1) when
several parts of the motor/generator,
including the end-shields, are removed but
the rotor is left in place.
• ABB Air Gap Inspector can be used in
combination with ABB preventive
maintenance level L3 to provide a more
effective visual inspection of the stator and
rotor.
• A visual inspection during L3 enables parts
to be examined that are normally not
accessible at this stage. This significantly
enhances the scope of service through early
detection of issues that might otherwise
only be visible during L4.
(1) Equivalent
operating hours in
continuous
operation duty
(Heq) = Actual
operating hours
(HOp) + (Number
of starts x 20h)
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November 8, 2017 Slide 11
For ABB preventive maintenance level L3
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• The combination of visual inspection using
ABB Air Gap Inspector and L3 maintenance
can also be performed in cases where the
rotor has to be left in place and scheduled
L4 maintenance (involving rotor removal)
cannot be executed as required, due to:
• Space or access limitations
• High downtime costs (with ABB’s
approval to postpone L4 maintenance)
• This cannot fully replace L4 maintenance,
but the data produced can be used to plan
future maintenance activities and support
decision-making on the time and scope of
possible major outages (i.e., in
combination with a long plant stoppage).
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November 8, 2017 Slide 12
For ABB preventive maintenance level L3
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• ABB LEAP provides information on the
condition of the stator insulation with
respect to:
• Contamination
• Condition of bonding resin
• Aging
• Void content
• Partial discharges
• Predicts lifetime with accuracy of 80% and
upward, depending the type of tests
performed (ABB LEAP Standard, Premium;
Advanced).
• Indicates the need for future inspections
and maintenance.
• Undertaking visual inspections in
conjunction with ABB LEAP Advanced can
provide an improved lifetime estimation.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 13
For ABB LEAP Advanced
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• ABB LEAP Advanced includes visual inspection of the end windings as part of the
tests performed.
• With ABB Air Gap Inspector visual inspections, it is possible to undertake
extensive inspection of the end winding conditions during minor outages.
• The added capability to make a full internal inspection without removing the
rotor increases confidence in the overall results towards the higher levels
obtained by ABB LEAP Premium (but note that ABB LEAP Premium includes
additional tests not covered by the combination of ABB LEAP Advanced and in-
situ visual inspection).
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November 8, 2017 Slide 14
ABB Air Gap Inspector: System components
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• Modular robot crawler, equipped with
• Five high-resolution cameras
• Slot identification system
• Encoders/accelerometers
• Alarm system to allow crawler to move
safely in proximity of stator core ends
without falling
• Control cabinet including two large and
three small monitors, digital video recorder
and keyboard
• Control unit with joystick, lighting and
speed control
• Tether connecting crawler to control
cabinet
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November 8, 2017 Slide 15
ABB Air Gap Inspector overview
In-situ robotic visual inspections
• Robot crawler moves along the stator core
laminations using modular, magnetic tracks.
Can be reconfigured for different motor and
generator designs.
• Five cameras are mounted on the main body
of the robot and oriented to provide the best
and most complete view of the inspected
areas.
• One camera looking forwards along the
air gap, provides visibility of the wedge,
stator core and winding overhangs
• One camera looks into the stator
ventilation slots
• One camera looks at the rotor main body
• One pannable camera can look at the
stator laminations in various angles
• One camera aids in reversing the crawler,
providing a rear-end view
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November 8, 2017 Slide 16
Stator defects detected during inspections
In-situ robotic visual inspections
Problems that can be detected through visual inspection of stator (core and windings):
• Contamination/discoloration
• Broken laminations
• Damage/burning on core
• Blocking of vent ducts
• Red/white powder deposits in slots/core caused by looseness/spark erosion defects
• Migration of core/wedges/slot fillers
• Bulging/signs of movement at slot exit/in vent ducts.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 17
Images from ABB Air Gap Inspector cameras
In-situ robotic visual inspections
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November 8, 2017 Slide 18
Traditional approach vs in-situ visual inspection
In-situ robotic visual inspections
Activity Traditional approach
With ABB Air Gap
Inspector
Saving
Opening covers
(h)
16 16 0
Dismantling and reassembly,
including rotor removal
(h)
32 0 32
Time for visual inspection
(h)
4 7.5 -3.5
Total (h) 52 23.5 28.5
Savings/outage time and
associated costs 55%
Motor type AMS 1000
Stator int. diam. 1120
Number of slots 72
Stator core length (m) 2
Slot pitch 48,9
Air gap (mm) 20
Example of cost savings from visual
inspection of internal parts using
ABB Air Gap Inspector, compared
with a traditional inspection
approach involving rotor removal.
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November 8, 2017 Slide 19
Summary
In-situ robotic visual inspections
ABB Air Gap Inspector
• Inspections that would otherwise require
major outages can be performed during
minor outages.
• Easy and precise localization of defects.
• Planning for optimized maintenance can be
better supported and facilitated.
• You can reduce:
• Downtime
• Inspection costs
• The risk of secondary damage during rotor
withdrawal