Abstract
The study of fault detection and diagnosis of electrical machines is nowadays a very important issue, particularly regarding induction machines. However giving students or engineers practical experience in this field requires a large investment from teaching institutions. This paper presents an experimental system used to provide students or engineers with some practical experience in induction machine's fault detection. The major advantage of the described tool is that it can work with a standard healthy induction machine. This system is based on only one machine that will be operated under faulty operation modes, allowing testing several fault types, such as stator winding faults, bearing faults or broken bars. A human machine interface with several options is also presented. This interface allows not only controlling the induction machine but also to perform some learning exercises as well providing documentation about the induction machine and fault detection procedures.
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