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@article{177160,
author = {Vaidehi Babar and Jitendra Gaikwad and Punam Dhangar and Pratima Patil},
title = {Automation of Cooling System for Variable Frequency Drive},
journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
year = {2025},
volume = {11},
number = {12},
pages = {642-647},
issn = {2349-6002},
url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=177160},
abstract = {The Automation of Cooling System for Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) project aims to enhance the efficiency and reliability of industrial processes by implementing an intelligent cooling system for VFDs. VFDs are widely used in industrial applications to control the speed of electric motors, thus optimizing energy consumption. However, efficient cooling is crucial for maintaining the optimal performance and longevity of VFDs. This project introduces an automated cooling system that dynamically adjusts the cooling parameters based on the operating conditions of the VFD. The system utilizes sensors to continuously monitor the temperature, load, and environmental conditions. An intelligent control algorithm processes this real-time data to optimize the cooling process, ensuring that the VFD operates within the recommended temperature range. This project introduces an innovative solution by automating the cooling system associated with VFDs. The core objectives are to enhance operational reliability, energy efficiency, and system longevity through intelligent control and monitoring mechanisms. VFD generates heat during operation due to the power electronics and switching mechanisms involved in converting and controlling electrical energy. The cooling fan in a VFD panel helps to remove heat and maintain the temperature of the VFD. In current situation when fault occur in cooling fan of VFD then temperature of system increases up to 60 degree and then control system gives the alarm that fault in cooling system. When temperature increases up to 60 degree it may damage the power cards present in the system. The two-cooling fan present in the each VFD. Also, current system presents in the VFD not detect the exact location of faulty fan. To check the which fan is faulty operators disassemble the VFD and manually check which fan is faulty. V In this project develop automation in cooling system this gives the result when fault occur in the fan immediately gives the alarm and notification to the operator’s mobile app and main computer. Also, it gives exact location of faulty fan. The data off fan status is stored in the Excel sheet in main computer. This project protects the power cards present in the VFD panel. Also, it reduces the operator’s effort to checking the faulty fan.},
keywords = {Variable Frequency Drive, Automation, Cooling Fan, Industry.},
month = {May},
}
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