Distributed Wireless Multi-Sensor Technologies, A Novel Approach to Reduce Motor Energy Usage
Authors:
Daniel Sexton
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| Abstract: This report is the final report for the General Electric Distributed Wireless Multi-Sensor Technologies project. The report covers the research activities and benefits surrounding wireless technology used for industrial sensing applications. The main goal of this project was to develop wireless sensor technology that would be commercialized and adopted by industry for a various set of applications. Many of these applications will yield significant energy savings. One application where there was significant information to estimate a potential energy savings was focused on equipment condition monitoring and in particular electric motor monitoring. The results of the testing of the technology developed are described in this report along with the commercialization activities and various new applications and benefits realized. |
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| Publication Date: |
28 Mar 2008
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| Report numbers: |
DOE/GRC/FC36-04GO14001
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| DOE Contract number: |
FC36-04GO14001
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| Resource Type: |
Technical Report
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| Research Organizations: |
General Electric Global Research, Niskayuna New York
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| Sponsoring Organizations: |
USDOE Office of Industrial Technologies (OIT) - (EE-20)
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| Country of Publication: |
United States
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| Language: |
English
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