Abstract
In the modern industrial environment there is increasing demand for automatic condition monitoring. With reliable condition monitoring, faults such as mechanical motor failures could be identified in their early stages and further damage to the system could be prevented. Successful monitoring is a complex and application-specific problem, but a generic tool would be useful in preliminary analysis of new signals and in verification of known theories. A generic condition diagnosis tool is introduced in this paper. The tool is based on discriminative energy functions which reveal discriminative frequency-domain regions where failures can be identified. The tool was applied to induction motor bearing fault detection and succeeded in finding characteristic frequencies which allow accurate detection of bearing faults.
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