Induction motors are still among the most reliable and important electrical machines. The wide range of their use involves various electrical, magnetic, thermal and mechanical stresses which results in the need for fault diagnosis as part of the maintenance. A yet unreached goal is the development of a generalized, practical approach enabling industry to accurately diagnose different potential induction motor faults.

• Chapter 1: Condition monitoring and fault diagnosis of induction motors
• Chapter 2: Theory of line-start and inverter-fed induction motors
• Chapter 3: Induction motor faults: basics, developments and laboratory-scale implementation
• Chapter 4: Magneto-motive force waves in healthy three-phase induction motors
• Chapter 5: Multiple coupled circuit model of induction motors
• Chapter 6: Finite element implementation of induction motors in healthy and faulty conditions
• Chapter 7: Signal-processing techniques utilized in fault diagnosis procedures
• Chapter 8: Diagnosis of broken bars fault in induction motors
• Chapter 9: Diagnosis of eccentricity fault in induction motors
• Chapter 10: Diagnosis of interturn short-circuit fault in induction motors