A Rough Sets Based Classifier for Induction Motors Fault Diagnosis

This paper describes the ongoing research on Rough Sets based classifier applied to Induction Motors fault diagnosis through Motor Current Signature Analysis (MCSA). The results of mechanical failures detection and how a Rough Sets based classifier is used as a monitoring system using current signature analysis in predictive maintenance are also described in this paper. Key-Words: Predictive Maintenance; Three-phase induction motor; Motor Current Signature Analysis; Rough Sets based classifier; Fault diagnosis.

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