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SUMMARY:Thesis presentation of Erasmus stude
 nt Adrian Martin Marron - School of 
 ECE
LOCATION:Λ - Κτίριο Επιστημών/ΗΜΜΥ, 141Π-36,1
 41Π-37
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 a7387b0b06c8db450\nTECHNICAL UNIVERS
 ITY OF CRETE\n School of Electrical 
 and Computer Engineering \n Undergra
 duate Program\n Presentation of the 
 Diploma Thesis\n by Erasmus student 
 Adrian Martin Marron titled:\n Elect
 romagnetic analysis and condition mo
 nitoring of induction motors\n Thesi
 s committee\n Associate Professor Ko
 nstantinos Gyftakis (supervisor)\n A
 ssistant Professor Georgios Peppas\n
  Professor Daniel Morinigo-Sotelo (U
 niversity of Valladolid)\n Abstract 
 \n The present thesis outlines the d
 esign, modelling and electromagnetic
  analysis of a squirrel cage inducti
 on motor under both healthy and faul
 ty conditions. The development of a 
 two-dimensional geometry was underta
 ken using AutoCAD software, and cons
 equently, a two-dimensional simulati
 on was conducted utilising SIMCENTER
  MAGNET, incorporating the Finite El
 ement Analysis (FEA)method. Numerous
  diagnostic  techniques—such as Moto
 r Current Signature Analysis (MCSA),
  Stray Flux Signature Analysis (SFSA
 ), and Short-Time Fourier Transform 
 (STFT)—were employed to determine th
 e motor’s response in both star and 
 delta configurations. The study focu
 ses on identifying and comparing the
  effects of rotor bar faults, with t
 he objective of check the efficiency
  of these preventive techniques. The
  results demonstrate that electromag
 netic simulation combined with signa
 l processing techniques provides a p
 owerful tool for early fault detecti
 on in industrial motors.\n
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