Technical Program

SDEMPED 2017

11th IEEE International Symposium on Diagnostics for

Electric Machines, Power Electronics and Drives

Tinos, Greece | 29 August - 1 September 2017

WELCOME to SDEMPED 2017

On behalf of the SDEMPED 2015 Organizing Committee, I would like to

welcome you all to Tinos, Cyclades, Greece for the 11th edition of the IEEE

International Symposium on Diagnostics for Electric Machines, Power

Electronics and Drives (SDEMPED 2017).

It is really a great honor and a pleasure as well, to have the privilege to host

SDEMPED in Greece, and especially on this island. SDEMPED was

established as the only international symposium entirely devoted to the

diagnostics of electrical machines, power electronics and drives. Having

started in 1997 in Carry-le-Rouet (France), under the leadership of Professor

Gérard-André Capolino and Professor Giuseppe Buja, SDEMPED is now a

regular biennial event mainly organized in Europe. Very successful recent

editions have been held in Vienna (Austria) in 2005, Cracow (Poland) in 2007,

Cargèse (France) in 2009, Bologna (Italy) in 2011, Valencia (Spain) in 2013

and Guarda (Portugal) in 2015.

For the 2017 edition, SDEMPED has received the financial co-sponsorship of

the IEEE Power Electronics Society, the IEEE Industry Applications Society

and the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society.

Greece has been chosen for the 2017 edition of the symposium, and Michigan

State University as well as the University of Patras are in charge for its

organization.

The SDEMPED 2017 Organizing Committee wishes you a very successful

Symposium. Enjoy Greece, the Cyclades, and this island, enjoy SDEMPED

2017 and join us to make SDEMPED 2017 a memorable event!

Elias G. Strangas, General Chair

Honorary Co-Chairs

Giuseppe Buja (Italy)

Gérard-André Capolino (France)

Sponsors

Financial Sponsors

IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS)

IEEE Industry Applications Society (IAS)

IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IES)

Institutional Sponsors

Tinos Cultural Foundation

Municipality of Tinos

University of Patras

Michigan State University

INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE

Gérard-André Capolino (Chair)

Alberto Bellini (Awards Chair)

Sang Bin Lee (Secretary)

Jose A. Antonino-Daviu

Giuseppe Buja

Manes Fernandez-Cabanas

Thomas Habetler

Ronald Harley

Humberto Henao

Marian P. Kazmierkowski

Antonio J. Marques Cardoso

Pascal Maussion

Michal Orkisz

Martín Riera-Guasp

Tadeusz Sobczyk

Elias Strangas

Thomas Wolbank

Luca Zarri

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Jose A. Antonino-Daviu U.P. Valencia, (Technical Program Co-chair)

George Georgoulas LTU, SWEDEN ((Technical Program Co-chair)

Joya Kappatou, U.of Patras, Greece

Antonios Kladas, NTUA, Greece

Christos Mademlis, AUTH, Greece

Epaminondas Mitronikas, U. of Patras, Greece (Treasurer)

Ioannis Tsoumas, ABB, Switzerland (Technical Program Co-chair)

Anthony Tzes, NYU, Abu Dhabi

Luca Zarri, University of Bologna, Italy (Technical Program Co-chair)

PUBLICITY SPECIAL SESSIONS ORGANIZERS

K. Gyftakis (U.K.)

J. Kappatou

Sang Bin Lee (Korea)

P. Maussion

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS/ TUTORIAL ORGANIZERS

A. Kladas, NTUA, Greece

A. Tzes,, NYU, Abu Dhabi

SECRETARIAT

Michelle Stewart (USA)

A map of the Tinos harbor town, with ITIP marked

Tutorial : Diagnostics of processes and machines in mining industry

Mining industry is related to various processes and machines that support

these operations. Excavation, drilling, bolting, transport (cyclic or

continuous), crushing, milling are very unique processes and some

knowledge is required to evaluate their effectiveness and correctness.

Modern mining processes are equipped with complex machines, often with

mechatronic devices. Reliability of the process requires proper operation of

machines. Again, complexity of the diagnostic problem depends on the

machine, however, some common issues might be extracted. Overheating,

too high current consumption, too high or modified vibration/acoustic

response of the system are just the most classical examples. From diagnostic

perspective several challenges should be highlighted: very poor SNR, non-

Gaussian noise, complex structure of raw data due to complexity of the

system, time-varying system and consequently – time varying properties of

diagnostic data, load/speed dependent features, unique character of

process/machine without good condition reference. From signal processing

point of view segmentation, detection, modelling, analysis, separation,

extraction of signals and selection, aggregation, normalization,

transformation, projection, fusion, statistical modelling etc. of diagnostic data

is used. Dingle channel data as well as multiple channels of the same variable

type or various physical parameters are used for condition monitoring.

All mentioned issues bring us a lot of fascinating research problems that

could be clearly seen only in real world systems.

Objectives

Define state of the art in diagnostics of processes and machines in mining

industry

Process and machines diagnostics – examples from various mining

companies and machines

Key Challenges in process and machines diagnostics

Future for process and machines diagnostics deep underground mining

Speakers

Professor Rado Zimroz received the M.Sc. degree in

Acoustics from Institute of Telecommunication and

Acoustics at the Wroclaw University of Technology

(WUT), Poland in 1998 and the Ph.D. degree in Mining

and Geology from WUT in 2002 (with honors). In 2004-

2005 we was with Applied Mathematics and Computing

Group @ Cranfield University. In 2011 he received D.Sc.

degree in Mining and Geology from Faculty of

Geoengineering, Mining and Geology, WUST, and since 2012 he is a Professor

of WUST (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology) and a Head of the

VibroAcoustic and Diagnostic Science Laboratory. Her area of interest relates

to condition monitoring of machines, CM systems, time-varying processes

analysis, nonstationary time series analysis, data mining, modelling of

mechanical systems and processes. He is an author of more than 300

research papers. He cooperates with several universities over the world and

industrial companies, especially from mining industry.

Since 2012 he works also for KGHM Cuprum (Research Institute for KGHM

Group). In 2014 he created Department of Systems Analysis, Monitoring,

Diagnostics and Automation of Industrial Processes Group. He was/is leading

in KGHM Cuprum several EU-founded projects focused on advanced analytics

for mining industry (I2Mine, Disire, RockVader).

Professor Agnieszka Wylomanska received the M.Sc.

degree in Financial and Insurance Mathematics from

Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science at the

Wroclaw University of Technology (WUT), Poland in

2002 and the Ph.D. degree in Mathematics from WUT

in 2006. In years 2007-2016 she was an Assistant

Professor with the Faculty of Pure and Applied

Mathematics (previously Faculty of Fundamental

Problems of Technology), WUT. Currently she is a

Professor of WUST (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology) and a

member of the Hugo Steinhaus Center for Stochastic Processes. In 2015 she

received D.Sc. degree in Mining and Geology from Faculty of Geoengineering,

Mining and Geology, WUST. Her area of interest relates to time series

analysis, stochastic modeling and statistical analysis of real data (especially

technical data related to mining industry, indoor air quality and financial time

series). She is an author of more than 100 research papers. She cooperates

with industrial companies, especially from mining industry.

Since 2016 she works also for KGHM Cuprum (Research Institute for KGHM

Group) in Department of Systems Analysis, Monitoring, Diagnostics and

Automation of Industrial Processes Group.

Tutorial: Capacitors for power electronics and drives applications –

Reliability and Physics of Failures

This tutorial on capacitors for power electronics and drives applications is

intended to give a basic understanding of the roles and challenges of various

capacitor types in power electronics systems. The different types of

capacitors will be introduced and explained, and their failure modes as well

as critical stressors will be discussed. Methods to accelerate the relevant

failure mechanisms through accelerated testing for the different capacitors

will be introduced so that lifetime models can be introduced, and finally

future trends in capacitors for power electronics will be discussed.

Objectives

Functions of capacitors in power electronics systems

Dielectric materials and types of capacitors

Failure modes, failure mechanisms and critical stressors of capacitors

Accelerated testing and lifetime models for electrolytic, film, and

multilayer ceramic capacitors

Speakers

Huai Wang is currently an Associate Professor and a

work group leader with the Center of Reliable Power

Electronics (CORPE), Aalborg University, Denmark. His

current research interests include the reliability of

power electronic systems, reliability of capacitors and

IGBT modules, and emerging power electronics

applications. In CORPE, he also leads a capacitor

research group including multiple PhD projects on

capacitors and its applications in power electronic systems, and is the

principal investigator of a project on Reliability of Capacitors in Power

Electronic Systems. Dr. Wang is the co-lecturer of a PhD course on Reliability

of Power Electronic Systems at Aalborg University since 2013, an invited

speaker at the European Center for Power Electronics (ECPE) workshops, and

a tutorial lecturer at leading power electronics conferences (ECCE US 2014,

2015, PEAC 2014, ECCE Europe 2015, APEC 2016). He has co-edited a book on

Reliability of Power Electronic Converter Systems in 2015, filed 4 patents, and

contributed more than 90 peer-reviewed publications, including several

concept papers and overview papers on the reliability of capacitors and

power electronic systems. He has another written book on Capacitors in

Power Electronics Applications: Sizing, Modeling, and Reliability, to be

published by Wiley in 2017.

Dr. Wang received his PhD degree from the City University of Hong Kong,

Hong Kong, China and B. E. Degree from Huazhong University of Science and

Technology, China. He was a Visiting Scientist with the ETH Zurich, Zurich,

Switzerland, from August to September, 2014 and with the Massachusetts

Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA, USA, from September to

November, 2013. He was with the ABB Corporate Research Center, Baden,

Switzerland, in 2009. He serves the Guest Editor-in-Chief of IEEE JESTPE

special issue on power electronics for energy efficient buildings and an

Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics.

Caroline Andersson is a senior scientist working on

reliability of power electronics at the ABB Corporate

Research Center in Baden-Daettwil, Swizerland. Her

current research interests include reliability of power

electronic systems and components, physics of failure

understanding and root cause analysis methods. She

has managed an international project on reliability of

multilayer ceramic capacitors, is supporting the ABB

business units on their work on quality and reliability, and is advising master

and PhD students. Dr. Andersson received her PhD degree from the Swiss

Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich, Switzerland for her work on

surface passivation of high-mobility MOSFETs at the IBM Research Laboratory

in Rueschlikon, Switzerland. She received her M.Sc. degree from the

Technical University of Lund (LTH), Sweden. Before joining ABB she worked

three years as a research scientist at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for

Materials Science and Technology (Empa) in Duebendorf, Switzerland,

focusing on reliability and physics of failure methods for Li-ion batteries in

electrical vehicles.

Keynote Address: “Synchronous Motors Condition Monitoring, challenges

and pitfalls”

Synchronous motors are used in applications where a fixed speed is desired,

are often found in high power applications, where they are preferred over

induction motors due to their higher efficiency. Thus SM represent large

investments and typically drive processes where downtime results in

significant capital losses. This is why detecting faults at an early stage helps

avoiding catastrophic failures and it is beneficial in the scheduling of

maintenance actions.

There are various physical quantities that can be monitored and analyzed to

ascertain motor condition, such as temperature, vibration, fluxes and

currents. The value of temperature monitoring is very limited due to its

localized nature and slow response. Condition monitoring based on vibration

analysis is often challenging in the case of SM in the industrial environment.

This is due to the following facts: high stiffness of the machine, pronounced

background noise and complex electro-mechanical interactions, which

modulate and mask the signals of interest. As an alternative, flux sensors are

good indicators of SM failures but are limited by safety and accessibility

issues. Practice has shown that failures such as inter-turn short circuits and

damper bar problem are difficult to spot at an early stage.

Objectives

To cover the following points

Failures statistics in Synchronous machines

Physical understanding. Why are difficult to detect common faults in

synchronous motors?

Inter-turn short-circuit in the rotor field winding and damper bar

problem detection

Motors fed by power converters

Speaker

Pedro Vicente Jover Rodriguez was born in

Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, on April 13, 1967. He

graduated from the Orient University

(ISPJAM), Santiago de Cuba in 1990 as

Electronic Engineer. He graduated as Master

of Science from Helsinki University of

Technology (AALTO) in 2002, his major studies

were related with electrical machines. He

continued his studies in Helsinki and obtained

the Ph. D in 2007. Since 2008, he is employed

by ABB as a researcher in the field of rotating electrical machines (CRC

Västerås, Sweden). The main field of investigations are electrical rotating

machine modelling, fault detection and condition monitoring. He is actively

involved in technical publication related with electrical machine condition

monitoring and it is the holder of several patents.

Keynote Address: “Considerations for fault tolerant electrical machines

and reliability aspects”

The keynote presentation is devoted to the main aspects for the

development of high performance electrical machines for fault tolerant

drives and applications. The main methodologies concern the electro-

magnetic and thermal design and optimization procedures developed in

order to achieve an optimal development of such machine drive topologies

while enabling fault withstand and increased reliability. The methodologies

presented are illustrated by considering high performance, fault tolerant

electrical machines in aerospace drive application examples. Considerations

on reliability and life-time consumption and degradation will also be given.

Speaker

Michael Galea received his PhD in electrical machines

design from the University of Nottingham, UK, where

he has also worked as a Research Fellow. He is

currently a Lecturer in Electrical Machines and Drives

within the PEMC research group of the University of

Nottingham. He is the Deputy Director of the Institute

for Aerospace Technology at the University of

Nottingham, where he is also a Lecturer in Aerospace

Systems Integration and where he manages a number of diverse projects

related to the more / all electric aircraft and associated fields. His main

research interests are design, analysis and thermal management of electrical

machines and drives and the more electric aircraft

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Tutorials (Day 1) 11:30-14:30

Registration

Registration Desk

14:30-16:00

Tutorial: Diagnostics of processes and machines in mining industry, Prof. R. Zimroz and Prof. A. Wylomanska

Room A

16:00-16:30

Coffee break

Atrium

16:30-18:30

Tutorial: Capacitors for power electronics and drives applications – Reliability and Physics of Failures, Prof. H. Wang and Dr. C. Andersson

Room A

19:30-21:30

Welcome reception

Atrium

Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Plenary and Technical Sessions (Day 2) 8:30

Registration

Registration Desk

9:00-9:30

Opening Ceremony

Room A

9:30-10:30

Plenary session: Keynote "Synchronous Motors Condition Monitoring, Challenges and Pitfalls", Dr. P. Rodriguez, Principal scientist, ABB CRC

Room A

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

Atrium

11:00-

13:00 Dr. Subhasis Nandi Memorial session

Room A Chairs: Sang Bin Lee, Gerard A Capolino, Elias Strangas

11:00 Experience with Stator Insulation Testing and Turn/Phase

Insulation Failures in the Power Generation Industry

Heedong Kim, KEPCO, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Taesik

Kong, KEPCO, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Sang Bin

Lee, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Tae-June

Kang, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Namyoung

Oh, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Yeongjae

Kim, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Sanguk

Park, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Greg

Stone, Iris Power - Qualitrol Corp., CANADA

11:20 On the detectability of rotor asymmetries in induction

motors from the start-up transient

Ioannis Tsoumas, ABB, SWITZERLAND; George

Georgoulas, LTU, SWEDEN; Jose Antonino-

Daviu, Universitat Politècnica de València, SPAIN

11:40 Axial Eccentric SynRel and SPM Motors Analytical

Models Validation Using 3D Finite Element

Hanafy Mahmoud, University of Nottingham, United

Kingdom; Ahmed Al-Timimy, University of Nottingham,

United Kingdom;; Michele Degano, University of Nottingham,

United Kingdom;; Mauro Di Nardo, University of Nottingham,

United Kingdom;; Nicola Bianchi, University of Padova,

ITALY; Gerada Christopher, University of Nottingham, United

Kingdom;

12:00 Indirect Estimation of the Yaw-Angle Misalignment in a

Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine

Evangelos Tsioumas, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,

GREECE; Nektarios Karakasis, Aristotle University of

Thessaloniki, GREECE; Nikolaos Jabbour, Aristotle

University of Thessaloniki, GREECE; Christos

Mademlis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GREECE

12:20 Exploiting Rotor Slotting Harmonics to Determine and

Separate Static and Dynamic Air-gap Eccentricity in

Induction Machines

Matthias A. Samonig, TU Wien, AUSTRIA; Thomas M.

Wolbank, TU Wien, AUSTRIA

12:40 Adjusted Electrical Equivalent Circuit Model of Induction

Motor with Broken Rotor Bars and Eccentricity Faults

Alexei Petrov, Pskov State University, RUSSIAN

FEDERATION; Anton Rassõlkin, Tallinn University of

Technology, ESTONIA; Toomas Vaimann, Tallinn University

of Technology, ESTONIA; Anouar Belahcen, Aalto University,

FINLAND; Ants Kallaste, Tallinn University of Technology,

ESTONIA; Igor Plokhov, Pskov State University, RUSSIAN

FEDERATION

13:00-

14:00 Lunch

Atrium

14:00-

16:00 Induction machines I

Room A

Chairs: Pascal Maussion, Lucia Frosini

14:00 Evaluation of intelligent approaches for motor diagnosis

under changing operational conditions

Ignacio Martin-Diaz, Universidad de Guanajuato, MEXICO;

Rene J. Romero-Troncoso, Universidad de Guanajuato,

MEXICO; Daniel Morinigo-Sotelo, Universidad de Valladolid,

SPAIN; Oscar Duque-Perez, Universidad de Valladolid,

SPAIN

14:20 Analysis of Air-gap Eccentricity in Inverter Fed Induction

Motor by Means of Motor Current Signature Analysis and

Stray Flux of Motor

Ielyzaveta Chernyavska, Brno University of Technology,

CZECH REPUBLIC; Ondrej Vítek, Brno University of

Technology, CZECH REPUBLIC

14:40 Condition Monitoring of Mechanical Faults in Induction

Machines

Yasser Gritli, University of Tunis El Manar, TUNISIA; Alberto

Bellini, University of Bologna, ITALY; Claudio

Rossi, University of Bologna, ITALY; Domenico

Casadei, University of Bologna, ITALY; Fiorenzo

Filippetti, University of Bologna, ITALY; Gérard-Andrè

Capolino, University of Picardie, FRANCE

15:00 Time Domain Diagnosis of Multiple Faults in Three Phase

Induction Motors Using Inteligent Approaches

Dr. Rodrigo Cunha Palácios, UTFPR, BRAZIL; Dr. Wagner

Fontes Godoy, None, BRAZIL; Dr. Alessandro

Goedtel, UTFPR, BRAZIL; Dr. Ivan Nunes da

Silva, EESC/USP, BRAZIL; Dr. Daniel Moriñigo Sotelo, UVA,

SPAIN; Dr. Óscar Duque-Perez, UVA, SPAIN

15:20 2-D Magnetomechanical Transient Simulation of a Motor

with a Bar Breakage

Vicente Climente-Alarcon, Aalto University, FINLAND;

Antero Arkkio, Aalto University, FINLAND; Jose Alfonso

Antonino-Daviu, Polytechnic University of Valencia, SPAIN

15:40 An Experimental Investigation of the High Frequency

Effects in Low Voltage Electrical Drives

Lucia Frosini, University of Pavia, ITALY; Stefano

Zanazzo, University of Pavia, ITALY; Andrea

Albini, University of Pavia, ITALY; Mattia Ferraris, ELANTAS

Europe S.r.l., ITALY

14:00-

16:00 Signal analysis based techniques I

Room B

Chairs: Shahin Hedayati-Kia, Jose Antonino-Daviu

14:00 Dispersion field analysis using Discrete Wavelet Transform

for inter-turn stator fault detection in Induction Motors

Akima Cherif, Electrical Engineering Laboratory, Univ.

Biskra, ALGERIA; Arezki Menacer, Electrical Engineering

Laboratory, Univ. Biskra, ALGERIA; Remus Pusca, LSEE,

Université d'Artois, FRANCE; Raphael Romary, LSEE,

Université d'Artois, FRANCE

14:20 Comparison of different noise analysis methods for error

detection on induction machines

Matthias Stiller, University of Erlangen, GERMANY; Johannes

Wagner, University of Erlangen, GERMANY; Dominik

Thyroff, University of Erlangen, GERMANY; Ingo

Hahn, University of Erlangen, GERMANY

14:40 Turn-to-turn fault protection technique for synchronous

machines without additional voltage transformers

Marta Redondo, Technical University of Madrid, SPAIN;

Carlos A. Platero, Technical University of Madrid, SPAIN;

Konstantinos Gyftakis, Coventry University, UNITED

KINGDOM

15:00 Recursive Parameter Estimation of a Mechanical System

in Frequency Domain

Niko Nevaranta, Lappeenranta University of Technology,

FINLAND; Jan-Henri Montonen, Lappeenranta University of

Technology, FINLAND; Tuomo Lindh, Lappeenranta

University of Technology, FINLAND; Markku

Niemelä, Lappeenranta University of Technology, FINLAND;

Olli Pyrhönen, Lappeenranta University of Technology,

FINLAND

15:20 Novel method of informative frequency band selection for

vibration signal using Nonnegative Matrix Factorization of

Short-Time Fourier Transform

Jacek Wodecki, KGHM CUPRUM Ltd, POLAND; Piotr

Kruczek, KGHM CUPRUM Ltd, POLAND; Anna

Bartkowiak, Wroclaw University, POLAND; Radoslaw

Zimroz, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology,

POLAND; Agnieszka Wylomanska, KGHM CUPRUM Ltd,

POLAND

15:40 Local damage detection method based on distribution

distances applied to time-frequency map of vibration

signal

Grzegorz Zak, Wroclaw University, POLAND; Agnieszka

Wylomanska, KGHM CUPRUM, POLAND; Radoslaw

Zimroz, Wroclaw University, POLAND

16:00-16:30

Coffee break

Atrium

16:30-

18:30 Permanent magnet machines

Room A

Chairs: Minos Beniakar, Anouar Belahcen

16:30 Review of Fault Modeling Methods for Permanent Magnet

Synchronous Motors and Their Comparison

Adil Usman, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, INDIA;

Bhakti M Joshi, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, INDIA;

Bharat S Rajpurohit, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi,

INDIA

16:50 Novel Characterization of Rotor Magnet Demagnetization

in Five-Phase Surface Mounted Permanent Magnet

Generators

Yasser Gritli, University of Tunis El Manar, TUNISIA; Angelo

Tani, University of Bologna, ITALY; Claudio Rossi, University

of Bologna, ITALY; Domenico Casadei, University of Bologna,

ITALY

17:10 Demagnetization Faults Detection in an Axial Flux

Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator

Alexandra Barmpatza, University of Patras, GREECE; Joya

Kappatou, University of Patras, GREECE

17:30 A Novel Demagnetization Fault Detection of Brushless DC

Motors Based on Current Time-Series Features

Jawad Faiz, University of Tehran, IRAN, ISLAMIC

REPUBLIC OF; Ehsan Mazaheri-Tehrani, University of

Tehran, IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF

17:50 Interturn Short Circuit Fault Detection of Permanent

Magnet Synchronous Motors Based on Positive- and

Negative-Sequence Signatures

Hyeyun Jeong, POSTECH, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Seokbae

Moon, POSTECH, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Hojin

Lee, POSTECH, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF; Sang Woo

Kim, POSTECH, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF

18:10 Identification and localization of incipient intermittent

inter-turn fault in the stator of a three phase permanent

magnet synchronous motor

Najla Haje Obeid, IFP- Energies Nouvelles, FRANCE;

Alexandre Battiston, IFP - Energies Nouvelles, FRANCE;

Thierry Boileau, Université de Lorraine, FRANCE; Babak

Nahid-Mobarakeh, Université de Lorraine, FRANCE

16:30- Fault Tolerant Electric Drives for Aerospace

18:30 Applications (SS2)

Room B

Chairs:Antonios Kladas, Michael Galea

16:30 Fault Tolerant Design of Fractional Slot Concentrated

Winding PM Motor for Electric Traction

Iris Eirini Koukouvini, National Technical University of

Athens, GREECE; Christos Krasopoulos, National Technical

University of Athens, GREECE; Antonios Kladas, National

Technical University of Athens, GREECE

16:50 Inverter Open Circuit Faults Diagnosis in Series-

Connected Six-Phases Permanent Magnet Drive

Tiago José Dos Santos Moraes, Arts et Metiers ParisTech,

FRANCE; Mohamed Trabelsi, Arts et Metiers ParisTech,

FRANCE; Ngac Ky Nguyen, Arts et Metiers ParisTech,

FRANCE; Fabien Meinguet, Thales Alenia Space, BELGIUM;

Maël Guerin, Thales Avionics Electronics System, FRANCE;

Eric Semail, Arts et Metiers ParisTech, FRANCE

17:10

Application of Pseudo–cooling Boundary Conditions

Combined With Electromagnetic and Thermal Weak

Coupling for the Analysis of Highly Integrated Aerospace

Actuators

Themistoklis Kefalas, National Technical University of

Athens, GREECE; Antonios Kladas, National Technical

University of Athens, GREECE

17:30 Electric machine utilization during the post-fault operation

after inverter open circuit faults

Heinrich Eickhoff, Graz University of Technology, AUSTRIA;

Elias Strangas, Michigan State University, UNITED STATES;

Annette Muetze, Graz University of Technology, AUSTRIA

17:50 Use of Optical Fibres for Multi-parameter Monitoring in

Electrical AC Machines

David Hind, University of Nottingham, UNITED KINGDOM;

Chris Gerada, University of Nottingham, UNITED KINGDOM;

Michael Galea, University of Nottingham, UNITED

KINGDOM; James Borg Bartolo, University of Nottingham,

UNITED KINGDOM; Matthias Fabian, University of London,

UNITED KINGDOM; Tong Sun, University of London,

UNITED KINGDOM; Kenneth Grattan, University of London,

UNITED KINGDOM

18:10 Comparison of fault tolerant control techniques for

quadruple three-phase induction machines under open-

circuit fault

Giacomo Sala, University of Bologna, ITALY; Pietro

Girardini, University of Bologna, ITALY; Michele

Mengoni, University of Bologna, ITALY; Luca

Zarri, University of Bologna, ITALY; Angelo Tani, University

of Bologna, ITALY; Giovanni Serra, University of Bologna,

ITALY

19:00-20:30

Tour of Tinos by bus, visit the North of the island, stop at Panormos Busses Leave from Conference site

Thursday, August 31, 2017

Plenary and Technical Sessions, and Gala Dinner (Day 3) 8:30 Registration

Registration Desk

9:30-10:30

Plenary session: "Considerations for fault tolerant electrical machines and reliability aspects", Dr. M. Galea

Room A

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

Atrium

11:00-

13:00 Induction machines II

Room A

Chairs: Thomas Wolbank, Joya Kappatou

11:00 Stator Short-Circuit Diagnosis in Power Alternators

Based on Flux2D/Matlab Co-Simulation

Clément Filleau, Université de Toulouse, LAPLACE,

FRANCE; Antoine Picot, Université de Toulouse, LAPLACE,

FRANCE; Pascal Maussion, Université de Toulouse,

LAPLACE, FRANCE; Philippe Manfé, NIDEC, Leroy Somer,

FRANCE; Xavier Jannot, NIDEC, Leroy Somer, FRANCE

11:20 Online Estimation of Remaining Useful Life of Stator

Insulation

William Jensen, Michigan State University, UNITED

STATES; Elias Strangas, Michigan State University, UNITED

STATES; Shanelle Foster, Michigan State University,

UNITED STATES

11:40 Off-line Flux Injection Test Probe for Screening Defective

Rotors in Squirrel Cage Induction Machines

Myung Jeong, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF;

Jangho Yun, Hyundai Heavy Industries, KOREA, REPUBLIC

OF; Yonghyun Park, Korea University, KOREA, REPUBLIC

OF; Konstantinos Gyftakis, Coventry University, UNITED

KINGDOM; Sang Bin Lee, Korea University, KOREA,

REPUBLIC OF

12:00 Steady State and Transient Stator Current Envelope

Extraction for Analysis of Broken Rotor Bar in Induction

Motors

Majid Malekpour, University of New South Wales,

AUSTRALIA; Toan Phung, University of New South Wales,

AUSTRALIA; Eliathamby Ambikairajah, University of New

South Wales, AUSTRALIA

12:20 Misalignment and Unbalance Fault Severity Estimation

using Stator Current Measurements

Bram Corne, Ghent University, BELGIUM; Jos

Knockaert, Ghent University, BELGIUM; Jan Desmet, Ghent

University, BELGIUM

12:40 A Fast, Precise and Low Cost Stator Inter-turn Fault

Diagnosis Technique for Wound Rotor Induction Motors

Based on Wavelet Transform of Rotor Current

Mehran Keravand, University of Tehran, IRAN, ISLAMIC

REPUBLIC OF; Jawad Faiz, University of Tehran, IRAN,

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF; Milad Soleimani, University of

Tehran, IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF; Mahmud Ghasemi-

Bijan, University of Tehran, IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF;

Mohsen Bandar-Abadi, University of Coimbra/Instituto de

Telecomunicacõ, PORTUGAL; Sergio Cruz, University of

Coimbra/Instituto de Telecomunicacõ, PORTUGAL

11:00-

13:00 Signal analysis based techniques II

Room B

Chairs:Epaminondas Mitronikas, Yasser Gritli

11:00 Practical aspects of machine diagnostics accuracy

Michal Orkisz, ABB, POLAND

11:20 Online Identification of AMB Rotor system dynamics

using Sliding DFT

Jouni Vuojolainen, Lappeenranta University of Technology,

FINLAND; Niko Nevaranta, Lappeenranta University of

Technology, FINLAND; Rafal Jastrzebski, Lappeenranta

University of Technology, FINLAND; Olli

Pyrhönen, Lappeenranta University of Technology,

FINLAND

11:40 Simulation and Experimental Analyses of Planetary Gear

Tooth Defect Using Electrical and Mechanical Signatures

of Wound Rotor Induction Generators

Shahin Hedayati Kia, University of Picardie "Jules Verne",

FRANCE; Mohammad Hoseintabar MarzebalI, University of

Picardie "Jules Verne", FRANCE; Humberto

Henao, University of Picardie "Jules Verne", FRANCE;

Gérard-André Capolino, University of Picardie "Jules

Verne", FRANCE; Jawad Faiz, University of Tehran, IRAN,

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF

12:00 Broken Rotor Bar Detection in Inverter-fed Induction

Motors by Time-Corrected Instantaneous Frequency

Spectrogram

Arturo Garcia-Perez, University of Guanajuato, MEXICO;

Rene J. Romero-Troncoso, University of Guanajuato,

MEXICO; David Camarena-Martinez, University of

Guanajuato, MEXICO; Roque A. Osornio-Rios, Autonomous

University of Queretaro, MEXICO; Juan P. Amezquita-

Sanchez, Autonomous University of Queretaro, MEXICO

12:20 A Multi-mode Process Monitoring Method Based on

Mode-Correlation PCA for Marine Current Turbine

Milu Zhang, Shanghai Maritime University, CHINA;

Tianzhen Wang, Shanghai Maritime University, CHINA;

Tianhao Tang, Shanghai Maritime University, CHINA

12:40 A Deep Learning and Softmax Regression Fault Diagnosis

Method for Multi-Level Converter

Bin Xin, Shanghai Maritime University, CHINA; Tianzhen

Wang, Shanghai Maritime University, CHINA; Tianhao

Tang, Shanghai Maritime University, CHINA

13:00-

14:00 Lunch

Atrium

14:00-

16:00 Artificial intelligence based techniques

Room A

Chairs: George Georgoulas, Ahmed Abu Siada

14:00 Characterization of the operating periods of a power

transformer by clustering the dissolved gas data

Samuel Eke, University of Lyon, FRANCE; Guy

Clerc, University of Lyon, FRANCE; Thomas Aka-

Ngui, University of Lyon, FRANCE; Issouf Fofana, UQAC,

CANADA

14:20 Fault Diagnosis of Squirrel-Cage Induction Motor Broken

Bars based on a Model Identification Method with

Subtractive Clustering

Yannis Karnavas, Democritus University of Thrace,

GREECE; Ioannis Chasiotis, Democritus University of

Thrace, GREECE; Andreas Vrangas, Democritus University

of Thrace, GREECE

14:40 Fault Identification on Hall-Effect Sensors Positioning in

Brushless DC Motor Drives via a Fuzzy Inference System

Dimitrios Papathanasopoulos, University of Patras,

GREECE; Georgia Athanasiou, University of Patras,

GREECE; Savvas Tsotoulidis, University of Patras,

GREECE; Epaminondas Mitronikas, University of Patras,

GREECE

15:00 Structural diagnosability analysis. Application to

Induction Motor

Naouel Kaci-Debianne, IPSA Ecole ingénieurs, FRANCE;

Belkacem Ould Bouamama, University of Lille, FRANCE;

Islam Boussaadda, IPSA Ecole ingénieurs, FRANCE; Achour

Debiane, CERTIA Enterprise, FRANCE

15:20 Automated Model Builder of Hybrid Bond Graph :

Application to a two level inverter

Beranger Six, Lille University, FRANCE; Belkacem

Ouldbouamama, Lille University, FRANCE; Anne-Lise

Gehin, Lille University, FRANCE

15:40 Bearing Fault Diagnosis based on Lasso Regularization

Method

Oscar Duque-Perez, University of Valladolid, SPAIN; Carlos

Del Pozo-Gallego, University of Valladolid, SPAIN; Daniel

Morinigo-Sotelo, University of Valladolid, SPAIN; Wagner

Fontes-Godoy, Universidade Tecnologica Federal do

Parana, BRAZIL

14:00-

16:00 Adjustable speed drives

Room B

Chairs: Antonio J. Marques-Cardoso, Christos Mademlis

14:00 Detection and Isolation of Open-Switch and Current

Sensor Faults in PMSM Drives, Through Stator Current

Analysis

Sejir Khojet El Khil, Université de Tunis El Manar,

TUNISIA; Imed Jlassi Electromechatronic Systems Research

Centre, PORTUGAL; TUNISIA; Jorge -Estima, -

Electromechatronic Systems Research Centre, Unive,

PORTUGAL; -Najiba -Mrabet Bellaaj, -Université de Tunis

El Manar, TUNISIA; -Antonio Jao -Marques Cardoso, -

Electromechatronic Systems Research Centre, PORTUGAL

14:20 On-Line Stator Fault Diagnosis in Switched Reluctance

Motors

Davide Fonseca, CISE - Electromechatronic Systems

Research Centre, PORTUGAL; AJM Cardoso, CISE -

Electromechatronic Systems Research Centre, PORTUGAL

14:40 Comparison of Field Oriented versus Model Predictive

Torque Control techniques for monitoring Interior PM

Traction Motor over wide speed range

Nikolaos Adamopoulos, National Technical University of

Athens, GREECE; Foteini Karamountzou, National Technical

University of Athens, GREECE; Athanasios

Sarigiannidis, National Technical University of Athens,

GREECE; Antonios Kladas, National Technical University of

Athens, GREECE

15:00 A Single Fault Diagnostics Approach for Power Switches,

Speed Sensors and Current Sensors in Regenerative

PMSM Drives

Imed Jlassi, Universidade da Beira Interior, PORTUGAL; -

Antonio J. Marques - Cardoso, - Universidade da Beira

Interior, PORTUGAL

15:20 Simulation and Practical Studies of Doubly-Fed

Reluctance Drives Operation and Control

Milutin Jovanovic, Northumbria University Newcastle,

UNITED KINGDOM; Sul Ademi, University of Strathclyde,

UNITED KINGDOM

15:40 Electrical Signature Analysis Based Condition Monitoring

and Diagnostics Techniques for Wind Turbines

Pinjia Zhang, Tsinghua University, CHINA; Delong

Lu, Tsinghua University, CHINA

16:00-

16:30 Coffee break

Atrium

16:30-

18:30 Power Electronics

Room B

Chairs:Ioannis P. Tsoumas, Dwivedi Sanjeet Kumar

16:30 Improved Monitoring and Battery Equalizer Control

Scheme for Electric Vehicle Applications

Nikolaos Jabbour, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,

GREECE; Evangelos Tsioumas, Aristotle University of

Thessaloniki, GREECE; Nektarios Karakasis, Aristotle

University of Thessaloniki, GREECE; Christos

Mademlis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GREECE

16:50 On-line Estimation of Aluminum Electrolytic-Capacitor

Parameters Using a Modified Prony’s Method

Khaled LAADJAL, LMSE - University of Biskra, ALGERIA;

Mohamed SAHRAOUI, LGEB - University of Biskra,

ALGERIA; A. J. Marques Cardoso, CISE -

Electromechatronic Systems Research Centre,, PORTUGAL;

Acácio M. R. Amaral, CISE - Electromechatronic Systems

Research Centre,, PORTUGAL

17:10 Open-Circuit Fault Diagnosis in Interleaved DC-DC

Boost Converters and Reconfiguration Strategy

Fernando Bento, CISE - UBI, PORTUGAL; Antonio J.

Marques Cardoso, CISE - UBI, PORTUGAL

17:30 Effective reactive power compensation in single-phase

systems under distorted utility voltage

Simone Castellan, University of Trieste, ITALY; Giuseppe

Buja, University of Padova, ITALY; Roberto

Menis, University of Trieste, ITALY

17:50 Sources of heat affecting an electric road system

Philip Abrahamsson, Lund University, SWEDEN; Mats

Alaküla, Lund University, SWEDEN

18:10 Integrated Fault Diagnosis and Recovery in NPC Multi-

level Inverters

Weiqiang Chen, University of Connecticut, UNITED

STATES; Ethan Hotchkiss, University of Connecticut,

UNITED STATES; Christos Mademlis, Aristotle University of

Thessaloniki, GREECE; Ali Bazzi, University of Connecticut,

UNITED STATES

16:30-

18:30 Signal analysis based techniques III

Room A

Chairs: Antoine Picot, Vicente Climente-Alarcon

16:30 High Frequency Transformer Modelling using State

Space Representation for FRA studies

Ahmed Abu-Siada, Curtin University, AUSTRALIA

16:50 Cost-Effective On-line Fault Diagnosis of Induction

Motors Using the Reduced Modulus of the Current Park’s

Vector.

Juan Pérez-Cruz, Universitat Politècnica de València, SPAIN;

Ruben Puche-Panadero, Universitat Politècnica de València

,SPAIN; Manuel Pineda-Sanchez, Universitat Politècnica de

València,SPAIN; Martin Riera-Guasp, Universitat Politècnica

de València SPAIN; Javier Martínez-Román, Universitat

Politècnica de València, SPAIN; Ángel Sapena-

Bañó, Universitat Politècnica de València, SPAIN

17:10 Hall-Effect Sensor Fault Identification in Brushless DC

Motor Drives Using Wavelets

Epaminondas Mitronikas, University of Patras, GREECE;

Dimitrios Papathanasopoulos, University of Patras,

GREECE; Georgia Athanasiou, University of Patras,

GREECE; Savvas Tsotoulidis, University of Patras, GREECE

17:30 SPECTRAL CURRENT ANALYSIS FOR HIGH

POWER TURBO-GENERATORS AT INTERNAL

ASYMMETRY OF WINDINGS

Kamil Grzybacz, M.Sc. graduate at CUT, POLAND; Konrad

Latak, M.Sc. graduate at CUT, POLAND; Tadeusz

Sobczyk, Cracow University of Technology (CUT), POLAND

17:50 An Envelope-Based Method with Second Order

Generalized Integrator Adaptive Notch Filter for

Diagnosis of Rotor Bar Breakage at Very Low Slips

Majid Malekpour, University of New South Wales,

AUSTRALIA; Toan Phung, University of New South Wales,

AUSTRALIA; Eliathamby Ambikairajah, University of New

South Wales, AUSTRALIA

18:10 On-load Tap-changer Influence on Frequency Response

Analysis of Transformer: A Case Study

Mehdi Bagheri, Nazarbayev University, KAZAKHSTAN;

Svyatoslav Nezhivenko, Nazarbayev University,

KAZAKHSTAN; B. T. Phung, University of New South Wales,

AUSTRALIA; Vahid Behjat, Azarbaijan Shahid Madani

University, IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF

20:30-

23:00

Gala Dinner Akti Aegeou, Busses leave at Conference site

Friday, September 1, 2017

Technical Sessions, Closing Ceremony (Day 4)

8:30 Registration

Registration Desk

8:30-

10:30

Tests for predictive maintenance: Partial discharge

analysis and tests, new instruments for diagnostics

Room A

Chairs: Carlos Platero, Hubert Razik

8:30 Combustion problem identification based on electric power

output oscillation assessment for Diesel-Engine Driven

Generators

Antonio Casado, Endesa Generación SA, SPAIN; Fernando

Nieto, Technical University of Madrid, SPAIN; Francisco

Blazquez, Technical University of Madrid, SPAIN; Carlos A.

Platero, Technical University of Madrid, SPAIN

8:50 Electrical machine insulation: Partial discharges,

consequences and diagnostic technique

Christina-Panagiota Malliou, Democritus University of Thrace,

GREECE; Athanasios Karlis, Democritus University of Thrace,

GREECE; Michael Danikas, Democritus University of Thrace,

GREECE

9:10 Suppressing White Noise in PD Signal Based on Wavelet

Entropy and Improved Threshold Function

Guojun Lu, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau, CHINA;

Shaofeng Guo, South China University of Technology, CHINA;

Yong Wang, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau, CHINA; Le

Luan, Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau, CHINA; Haiqing

Niu, South China University of Technology, CHINA; Xuemei

Wang, South China University of Technology, CHINA

9:30 Partial Discharge Detection In Medium Voltage Stators

Using an Antenna

Akshay Bhure, Michigan State University, UNITED STATES;

Elias Strangas, Michigan State University, UNITED STATES;

John Agapiou, General Motors Technical Center, UNITED

STATES; Ronald M. Lesperance, General Motors Technical

Center, UNITED STATES

9:50 Detection and Localization of Insulation Deterioration in

Traction Drives Based on Specific High Frequency Current

Response Evaluation

Clemens Zoeller, TU Wien, AUSTRIA; Markus

Vogelsberger, Bombardier Transportation Austria, AUSTRIA;

Thomas Wolbank, TU Wien, AUSTRIA

10:10 Hotel Lighting Load Influence on Marine Cast-resin

Distribution Transformer Aging Rate

Mehdi Bagheri, Nazarbayev University, KAZAKHSTAN;

Svyatoslav Nezhivenko, Nazarbayev University,

KAZAKHSTAN; Ilyas Soltanbayev, Nazarbayev University,

KAZAKHSTAN; Aravinth Subramaniam, National University of

Singapore, SINGAPORE; Sanjib Kumar Panda, National

University of Singapore, SINGAPORE

8:30-

10:30

Advanced statistical methods for health monitoring

and fault diagnosis of electrical machines (SS1)

Room B

Chairs: Daniel Moríñigo-Sotelo, Roque Osornio Rios

8:30 Induction Motor Bearings Diagnostic Indicators Based on

MCSA and Normalized Triple Covariance

Tomasz Ciszewski, Gdansk University of Technology,

POLAND

8:50 Linear Discriminant Analysis for an Automatic Detection of

Stator Faults in Induction Motor Drives

Lucia Frosini, University of Pavia, ITALY; Francesca

Beccarisi, Studio Beccarisi, ITALY; Stefano

Zanazzo, University of Pavia, ITALY

9:10 Detection of Torque Oscillations in Induction Motor Drives

by Linear Discriminant Analysis

Lucia Frosini, University of Pavia, ITALY; Francesca

Beccarisi, Studio Beccarisi, ITALY; Andrea Albini, University

of Pavia, ITALY

9:30 Diagnosis Methodology Based on Statistical-time Features

and Linear Discriminant Analysis Applied to Induction

Motors

Juan Jose Saucedo-Dorantes, Universidad Autonoma de

Queretaro, MEXICO; Roque A. Osornio-Rios, Universidad

Autonoma de Queretaro, MEXICO; Miguel Delgado-

Prieto, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, SPAIN; Rene J.

Romero-Troncoso, Universidad de Guanajuato, MEXICO

9:50 Improved High Resolution Estimation Approach for Rotor

Fault Diagnosis

Zijian Liu, Zhejiang University, CHINA; Jin Huang, Zhejiang

University, CHINA

10:10 Diagnosis of Induction Machines Using External Magnetic

Field and Correlation Coefficient

Miftah Irhoumah, University of Artois, FRANCE; Remus

Pusca, Artois University, FRANCE; Eric Lefevre, Artois

University, FRANCE; David Mercier, Artois University,

FRANCE; Raphael Romary, Artois University, FRANCE

10:30-

11:00 Coffee break

Atrium

11:00-

13:00 Materials

Room A

Chairs: Neophytos Lophitis, Konstantinos Gyftakis

11:00 Investigation of Traction Motor Windings' Insulation

Capacitance at Switching Frequencies under Accelerated

Thermal Stress

Panagiotis Panagiotou, Coventry University, UNITED

KINGDOM; Konstantinos Gyftakis, Coventry University,

UNITED KINGDOM; -Neophytos Lophitis, -Coventry

University, UNITED KINGDOM; Malcolm

McCulloch, University of Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM; -

David Howey, University of Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM

11:20 The degradation depth of electrical steel sheets due to

mechanical and laser cutting

Madeleine Bali, Graz University of Technology, AUSTRIA;

Annette Muetze, Graz University of Technology, AUSTRIA

11:40 Investigation of Equivalent Stator Winding Thermal

Resistance during Insulation System Ageing

Samuel Williamson, University of Bristol, UNITED

KINGDOM; Rafal Wrobel, University of Bristol, UNITED

KINGDOM; Jason Yon, University of Bristol, UNITED

KINGDOM; Julian Booker, University of Bristol, UNITED

KINGDOM; Philip Mellor, University of Bristol, UNITED

KINGDOM

12:00 Measurement of the Thermal Characteristics of a Stator-

Housing Interface

Nick Simpson, University of Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM;

Tom Duggan, University of Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM; Phil

Mellor, University of Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM; Julian

Booker, University of Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM

12:20 Physical parameterisation of 3C- Silicon Carbide (SiC) with

scope to evaluate the suitability of the material for power

diodes as an alternative to 4H- SiC

Anastasios Arvanitopoulos, Coventry University, UNITED

KINGDOM; Neophytos Lophitis, Coventry University,

UNITED KINGDOM; Konstantinos Gyftakis, Coventry

University, UNITED KINGDOM; Manuel Belanche

Guadas, Polytechnic University of Valencia, SPAIN; Samuel

Perkins, Coventry University, UNITED KINGDOM; Marina

Antoniou, University of Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM

11:00-

13:00

Thermographic analysis techniques for fault

monitoring and diagnosis in electric machines (SS4)

Room B

Chairs:René Romero-Troncoso, Jose Antonino-Daviu

11:00 Segmentation in Thermography Images for Bearing Defect

Analysis in Induction Motors

Emmanuel Resendiz-Ochoa, University Autonomus of

Queretaro, MEXICO; Roque Alfredo Osornio-Rios, University

Autonomus of Queretaro, MEXICO; Juan Primo Benitez-

Rangel, University Autonomus of Queretaro, MEXICO; Rene de

Jesus Romero-Troncoso, University of Guanajuato, MEXICO;

Luis Alberto Morales-Hernandez, University Autonomus of

Queretaro, MEXICO

11:20 Infrared Thermography-based Automatic Assessment of

Control Components for Electric Machines

Maria A. Herrera-Arellano, Autonomous University of

Queretaro, MEXICO; Ivan R. Terol-Villalobos, Autonomous

University of Queretaro, MEXICO; Luis Alberto Morales-

Hernandez, University Autonomus of Queretaro, MEXICO;

Martin Valtierra-Rodriguez, Autonomous University of

Queretaro, MEXICO

11:40 Defects detection in laminated and Soft Magnetic

Composites devices with a novel thermographic method

Luca Ferraris, Polytechnic of Turin, ITALY; Emir

Poskovic, Polytechnic of Turin, ITALY; Fausto

Franchini, Polytechnic of Turin, ITALY

12:00 Use of isothermal representation for infrared-based fault

detection in induction motors

María José Picazo Ródenas, Clinical University Hospital,

SPAIN; Pau Redón, CIBER, SPAIN; David Lopez

Perez, MEISA, Proy y Mant. Eléctricos, Mecánicos y de Ins,

SPAIN; Jose Antonino-Daviu, Universitat Politècnica de

València, SPAIN; Hubert Razik, Université Claude Bernard

Lyon 1, FRANCE

12:20 Reliable methodology for online fault diagnosis in induction

motors using passive infrared thermography

Pau Redon, CIBER, SPAIN; Mjose Picazo-

Rodenas, Department of Engineering at Clinical University H,

SPAIN; Rene J Romero-Troncoso, CA Telematica, MEXICO;

Jose Antonino-Daviu, Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía,

SPAIN.

13:00-

14:00 Lunch

Atrium

14:00-

16:00

Reliability of capacitors for power electronics and

drives applications (SS3)

Room A

Chairs: Caroline Andersson, Wang Huai

14:00 Impact of bending speed and setup on flex cracks in

multilayer ceramic capacitors

Caroline Andersson, ABB Corporate Research,

SWITZERLAND; Ole Kristensen, ABB Corporate Research,

SWITZERLAND; Elise Varescon, ABB Corporate Research,

SWITZERLAND; Francesco Iannuzzo, Aalborg University,

DENMARK

14:20 Reliability-oriented Design of Cost-effective Active

Capacitor

Haoran Wang, Aalborg University, DENMARK; Huai

Wang, Aalborg University, DENMARK

14:40 Acoustic detection of cracks and delamination in Multilayer

Ceramic Capacitors

Saku Levikari, Lappeenranta University of Technology,

FINLAND; Tommi Kärkkäinen, Lappeenranta University of

Technology, FINLAND; Caroline Andersson, ABB Switzerland

Ltd., SWITZERLAND; Juha Tamminen, ABB Oy, FINLAND;

Pertti Silventoinen, Lappeenranta University of Technology,

FINLAND

15:00 Reliability of DC-link Capacitor in Hybrid Electric Vehicle

Under Urban and Highway Road Conditions

Fang Yao, Hebei University of Technology, CHINA; Lei

Geng, Hebei University of Technology, CHINA; Ameer

Janabi, Michigan State University, UNITED STATES; Bingsen

Wang, Michigan State University, UNITED STATES

14:00-

16:00 Induction machines III

Room B

Chairs: Luca Zarri, Michael Orkisz

14:00 3-D Simulation of a Rotor Suffering a Bar Breakage

Vicente Climente-Alarcon, Aalto University, FINLAND; Antero

Arkkio, Aalto University, FINLAND; Jose Alfonso Antonino-

Daviu, Polytechnic University of Valencia, SPAIN

14:20 Double-Cage Induction Machines Modeling by Modified

Magnetic Equivalent Circuit

Peyman Naderi, Shagid Rajaee University, IRAN, ISLAMIC

REPUBLIC OF

14:40 Low computational cost algorithm for detecting rotor

asymmetries in IM based on the negative sequence

component of the startup currents

Jordi Burriel-Valencia, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia,

SPAIN; Martin Riera-Guasp, Universitat Politecnica de

Valencia, SPAIN; Rubén Puche-Panadero, Universitat

Politecnica de Valencia, SPAIN; Angel Sapena-

Bañó, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, SPAIN; Manuel

Pineda-Sánchez, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, SPAIN;

Javier Martínez-Román, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia,

SPAIN

15:00 Modeling and Simulation of Stator and Rotor Faults of

Induction Motor and their Experimental Comparison

Sanjeet Kumar Dwivedi, DANFOSS Power Electronics A/S

Denmark, DENMARK; Jorg Dannehl, DANFOSS Power

Electronics A/S Denmark, DENMARK

15:30-

16:00 Closing Ceremony

Room A