failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temparature in electric generator displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- load drop
- loss of output power phase
- eccentric rotor
- control-line-to-well communication
- stator windings fault
- spurious stop
- misalignment
- failure while running
- insulation deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for electric generator when abnormal readings is detected by temparature?

Choices:
- misalignment
- slippage
- loss of output power phase
- brush(es) fault
- internal leakage
- unbalance
- external leakage - utility medium
- high output
- eccentric rotor
- spurious low alarm level


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric generator, which failure mode is most important if temparature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- slippage
- failure to disconnect
- misalignment
- bearing damage
- unbalance
- eccentric rotor
- loss of functions on both pods
- power/signal transmission failure
- loss of output power phase
- external leakage process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if coast down exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- eccentric rotor
- failure while running
- failure to disconnect
- plugged/ choked
- brush(es) fault
- load drop
- very low output
- rotor windings fault
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for electric generator when abnormal readings is detected by axial flux?

Choices:
- unbalance
- failure in lightning protection system
- internal leakage process medium
- rotor windings fault
- brush(es) fault
- no output
- loss of output power phase
- bearing damage
- internal leakage
- mooring failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric generator, what is the key failure mode when axial flux has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- stator windings fault
- unbalance
- loss of output power phase
- internal leakage
- bearing damage
- failure to connect
- external leakage utility medium
- well-to-control-line communication
- control / signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If axial flux in electric generator shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- external leakage — utility medium
- unbalance
- eccentric rotor
- brush(es) fault
- load drop
- misalignment
- internal leakage
- insulation deterioration
- external leakage - process medium
- spurious operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric generator, what is the key failure mode when oil debris has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- spurious low alarm level
- unbalance
- faulty output frequency
- insulation deterioration
- loss of output power phase
- spurious stop
- bearing damage
- erratic output
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When cooling gas detects abnormal readings in electric generator, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to start on demand
- minor in-service problems
- misalignment
- sludge build-up
- loss of output power phase
- rotor windings fault
- unbalance
- low output
- bearing damage
- mooring failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if cooling gas exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- faulty output voltage
- brush(es) fault
- internal leakage utility medium
- unbalance
- loss of buoyancy
- bearing damage
- heating failure
- loss of output power phase
- power/signal transmission failure
- stator windings fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for electric generator if there are abnormal readings from cooling gas?

Choices:
- external leakage utility medium
- breakdown
- brush(es) fault
- external leakage - fuel
- noise
- loss of output power phase
- structural deficiency
- insulation deterioration
- bearing damage
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In fan, which failure mode is most important if air leakage shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- misalignment
- bearing damage
- stuck
- parameter deviation
- global buckling
- internal leakage - process medium
- damaged bellows
- failure to regulate
- damaged impeller


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for fan if there are abnormal readings from length measurement?

Choices:
- spurious operation
- damaged bellows
- stuck
- eccentric impeller
- rotor fouled
- failure to connect
- internal leakage process medium
- unbalance
- erratic output
- damaged impeller


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by length measurement?

Choices:
- plugged/ choked
- failure to start on demand
- damaged bellows
- eccentric impeller
- rotor fouled
- minor in-service problems
- parameter deviation
- damaged oil seals
- mounting fault
- breakdown


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for fan if length measurement exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- global buckling
- bearing damage
- failure to rotate
- damaged bellows
- unbalance
- external leakage - process medium
- spurious operation
- eccentric impeller
- rotor fouled
- failure to function as intended


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, what is the key failure mode when length measurement has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to disconnect
- external leakage - fuel
- leakage in closed position
- bearing wear
- damaged bellows
- very low output
- mounting fault
- failure to connect
- eccentric impeller
- rotor fouled


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by length measurement?

Choices:
- misalignment
- mooring failure
- vibration
- rotor fouled
- spurious operation
- eccentric impeller
- mounting fault
- unbalance
- control / signal failure
- load drop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by power?

Choices:
- internal leakage - utility medium
- low oil supply pressure
- external leakage utility medium
- control/ signal failure
- bearing wear
- damaged impeller
- rotor fouled
- unbalance
- failure to close on demand
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In fan, which failure mode is most important if power shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage - utility medium
- spurious high alarm level
- failure to function as intended
- failure to set/retrieve
- damaged bellows
- misalignment
- rotor fouled
- eccentric impeller
- external leakage process medium
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for fan if power exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- vibration
- no output
- loss of buoyancy
- spurious low alarm level
- bearing damage
- mooring failure
- mounting fault
- damaged oil seals
- damaged bellows


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When pressure or vacuum in fan displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- internal leakage utility medium
- damaged impeller
- faulty output frequency
- bearing damage
- rotor fouled
- mounting fault
- heating failure
- well-to-control-line communication
- external leakage process medium
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by pressure or vacuum?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- failure to cut
- bearing damage
- damaged oil seals
- failure to lock/unlock
- low oil supply pressure
- failure while running
- bearing wear
- internal leakage - utility medium
- damaged bellows


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, which failure mode is pertinent if pressure or vacuum registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- rotor fouled
- well-to-control-line communication
- bearing wear
- noise
- damaged bellows
- heating failure
- global buckling
- mooring failure
- mounting fault
- eccentric impeller


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In fan, which failure mode is most important if speed shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- rotor fouled
- low output
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- failure to stop on demand
- loss of functions on both pods
- misalignment
- failure to open on demand
- damaged impeller
- noise


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for fan if speed exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged oil seals
- rotor fouled
- failure to stop on demand
- bearing wear
- mounting fault
- failure to rotate
- failure to close on demand
- overheating
- damaged bellows
- well-to-control-line communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, which failure mode is pertinent if speed registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing wear
- high output
- control-line-to-well communication
- failure to function on demand
- eccentric impeller
- damaged bellows
- rotor fouled
- breakdown
- leakage in closed position
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by speed?

Choices:
- spurious stop
- low output
- external leakage utility medium
- bearing damage
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- damaged bellows
- failure in lightning protection system
- misalignment
- external leakage - fuel


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration detects abnormal readings in fan, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- spurious high alarm level
- external leakage - fuel
- failure to disconnect
- vibration
- damaged oil seals
- failure to open on demand
- spurious low alarm level
- damaged impeller
- delayed operation
- damaged bellows


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In fan, which failure mode is most important if vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged bellows
- failure while running
- failure to lock/unlock
- global buckling
- external leakage process medium
- failure in lightning protection system
- insufficient heat transfer
- damaged oil seals
- eccentric impeller
- failure to rotate


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration detects abnormal readings in fan, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- loss of buoyancy
- external leakage - utility medium
- bearing damage
- damaged bellows
- failure to function as intended
- damaged oil seals
- failure to open on demand
- high output
- control/ signal failure
- low oil supply pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- stuck
- damaged bellows
- failure in lightning protection system
- internal leakage - utility medium
- minor in-service problems
- well-to-control-line communication
- global buckling
- load drop
- damaged oil seals
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration detects abnormal readings in fan, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- damaged oil seals
- delayed operation
- failure to cut
- internal leakage process medium
- mounting fault
- failure to close on demand
- failure to disconnect
- internal leakage - process medium
- damaged bellows
- failure to set/retrieve


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of fan, which failure mode is most relevant when vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- overheating
- structural deficiency
- internal leakage - process medium
- damaged oil seals
- erratic output
- damaged bellows
- mooring failure
- rotor fouled
- parameter deviation
- load drop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of fan, which failure mode is most relevant when vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- unbalance
- failure to function as intended
- damaged oil seals
- spurious low alarm level
- well-to-control-line communication
- spurious operation
- damaged bellows
- low oil supply pressure
- external leakage - process medium
- no output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, which failure mode is pertinent if vibration registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to cut
- failure to function as intended
- no output
- stuck
- spurious operation
- overheating
- low output
- misalignment
- damaged bellows
- damaged oil seals


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature detects abnormal readings in fan, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- insufficient heat transfer
- internal leakage
- rotor fouled
- damaged bellows
- spurious stop
- damaged impeller
- failure in lightning protection system
- abnormal instrument reading
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, what is the key failure mode when temperature has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged bellows
- failure to connect
- failure to lock/unlock
- failure to function as intended
- internal leakage utility medium
- failure while running
- rotor fouled
- damaged oil seals
- misalignment
- eccentric impeller


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature in fan displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- rotor fouled
- high output
- failure to cut
- damaged bellows
- structural deficiency
- failure to rotate
- damaged oil seals
- stuck
- bearing damage
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, which failure mode is pertinent if temperature registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of functions on both pods
- mounting fault
- failure to disconnect
- unbalance
- failure to rotate
- bearing wear
- erratic output
- damaged oil seals
- external leakage utility medium
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When coast down time in fan displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- external leakage - fuel
- damaged oil seals
- mounting fault
- spurious stop
- control / signal failure
- insufficient power
- rotor fouled
- abnormal instrument reading
- misalignment
- damaged impeller


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for fan if coast down time exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- damaged oil seals
- vibration
- control / signal failure
- eccentric impeller
- internal leakage process medium
- damaged bellows
- mounting fault
- external leakage process medium
- low oil supply pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by coast down time?

Choices:
- failure to connect
- abnormal instrument reading
- unbalance
- damaged bellows
- damaged oil seals
- bearing damage
- faulty output voltage
- faulty output frequency
- rotor fouled
- well-to-control-line communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for fan if there are abnormal readings from coast down time?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- external leakage - fuel
- bearing wear
- rotor fouled
- external leakage process medium
- internal leakage
- abnormal instrument reading
- damaged bellows
- misalignment
- damaged oil seals


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For fan, what is the key failure mode when oil debris has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to start on demand
- damaged bellows
- damaged impeller
- mounting fault
- failure in lightning protection system
- faulty output voltage
- eccentric impeller
- power/signal transmission failure
- rotor fouled
- leakage in closed position


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil debris in fan shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- damaged oil seals
- spurious operation
- eccentric impeller
- damaged bellows
- loss of buoyancy
- delayed operation
- faulty output frequency
- unbalance
- mooring failure
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil debris in fan shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- rotor fouled
- loss of buoyancy
- abnormal instrument reading
- eccentric impeller
- unbalance
- mooring failure
- erratic output
- misalignment
- control-line-to-well communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil debris in fan shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- unbalance
- load drop
- failure to set/retrieve
- failure to regulate
- bearing wear
- misalignment
- failure to open on demand
- vibration
- rotor fouled


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for fan when abnormal readings is detected by oil leakage?

Choices:
- failure to connect
- bearing wear
- eccentric impeller
- damaged oil seals
- failure to set/retrieve
- external leakage process medium
- failure to disconnect
- unbalance
- premature closure
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In fan, which failure mode is most important if oil leakage shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage process medium
- bearing damage
- eccentric impeller
- damaged impeller
- internal leakage utility medium
- failure to connect
- control-line-to-well communication
- sludge build-up
- mounting fault
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If amps/ volts/ load in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- internal leakage utility medium
- internal leakage process medium
- winding distortion
- leakage in closed position
- insulation deterioration
- oil quality deterioration
- oil circulation system problem
- delayed operation
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- abnormal instrument reading


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when amps/ volts/ load has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- sludge build-up
- oil quality deterioration
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- no output
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- oil leak
- internal leakage - utility medium
- breakdown
- spurious low alarm level
- connection/ bushing faults


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When amps/ volts/ load in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- internal leakage - utility medium
- failure to lock/unlock
- delayed operation
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- winding looseness
- sludge build-up
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- low oil level
- failure to stop on demand
- core looseness


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if amps/ volts/ load registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to disconnect
- spurious high alarm level
- high output
- moisture ingress/ content
- global buckling
- external damage/ disturbance
- winding distortion
- oil leak
- faulty output voltage
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for power transformer if visual exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- insulation deterioration
- oil quality deterioration
- failure to function as intended
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- heating failure
- insufficient heat transfer
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- spurious operation
- winding looseness
- slippage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When visual in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- global buckling
- external leakage - process medium
- moisture ingress/ content
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- failure to start on demand
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- delayed operation
- oil quality deterioration
- failure to connect
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When visual detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- spurious high alarm level
- failure to disconnect
- oil quality deterioration
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- spurious stop
- premature closure
- winding looseness
- moisture ingress/ content
- low oil level
- loss of buoyancy


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if visual registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- oil quality deterioration
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- very low output
- failure to rotate
- delayed operation
- winding looseness
- oil circulation system problem
- external leakage - fuel
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- spurious stop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If visual in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- noise
- oil quality deterioration
- external leakage - utility medium
- failure to cut
- insulation deterioration
- external leakage - process medium
- oil leak
- winding distortion
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- premature closure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if visual registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- external damage/ disturbance
- external leakage utility medium
- spurious operation
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- moisture ingress/ content
- well-to-control-line communication
- insulation deterioration
- oil quality deterioration
- internal leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when oil condition has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- well-to-control-line communication
- connection/ bushing faults
- winding distortion
- failure to start on demand
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- insufficient heat transfer
- slippage
- insulation deterioration
- oil leak
- minor in-service problems


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when oil condition has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- winding distortion
- power/signal transmission failure
- moisture ingress/ content
- vibration
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- internal leakage - process medium
- plugged/ choked
- oil leak
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- leakage in closed position


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when oil condition has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external damage/ disturbance
- mooring failure
- noise
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- global buckling
- vibration
- winding looseness
- structural deficiency
- connection/ bushing faults
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for power transformer if oil condition exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to disconnect
- control-line-to-well communication
- external damage/ disturbance
- loss of buoyancy
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- spurious high alarm level
- leakage in closed position
- oil leak
- connection/ bushing faults
- winding distortion


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if oil condition shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- breakdown
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- structural deficiency
- abnormal instrument reading
- oil quality deterioration
- loss of buoyancy
- winding looseness
- global buckling
- external damage/ disturbance
- oil leak


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if oil condition registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to function as intended
- failure to close on demand
- insufficient heat transfer
- connection/ bushing faults
- external damage/ disturbance
- oil leak
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- loss of functions on both pods
- power/signal transmission failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil condition detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- winding distortion
- internal leakage - process medium
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- external leakage - process medium
- winding looseness
- connection/ bushing faults
- external leakage process medium
- loss of buoyancy
- failure while running
- through fault e.g. lightning strike


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when oil condition shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- core looseness
- internal leakage - process medium
- external leakage - process medium
- internal leakage process medium
- low oil level
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- winding looseness
- spurious low alarm level
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- failure to start on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil condition in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- control-line-to-well communication
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- core looseness
- failure to function on demand
- winding distortion
- external leakage utility medium
- internal leakage utility medium
- oil circulation system problem
- failure to connect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to function as intended
- no output
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- leakage in closed position
- spurious operation
- oil quality deterioration
- oil leak
- spurious low alarm level
- insulation deterioration
- moisture ingress/ content


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- core looseness
- moisture ingress/ content
- vibration
- failure while running
- external leakage - fuel
- internal leakage - process medium
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- noise
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for power transformer if temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- overheating
- failure to set/retrieve
- failure to function on demand
- oil leak
- winding distortion
- core looseness
- internal leakage utility medium
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- failure to rotate


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by temperature?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- connection/ bushing faults
- winding distortion
- external damage/ disturbance
- plugged/ choked
- moisture ingress/ content
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- well-to-control-line communication
- load drop
- high output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If temperature in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- oil leak
- core looseness
- failure to connect
- failure in lightning protection system
- internal leakage process medium
- minor in-service problems
- sludge build-up
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- moisture ingress/ content


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If temperature in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- low oil level
- insufficient power
- failure to regulate
- failure while running
- external damage/ disturbance
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- moisture ingress/ content
- very low output
- breakdown
- winding looseness


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for power transformer if there are abnormal readings from temperature?

Choices:
- insufficient heat transfer
- internal leakage
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- global buckling
- core looseness
- oil circulation system problem
- external damage/ disturbance
- winding distortion
- plugged/ choked
- internal leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When partial discharge detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- oil circulation system problem
- moisture ingress/ content
- vibration
- internal leakage - process medium
- insulation deterioration
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- delayed operation
- spurious low alarm level
- faulty output voltage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If partial discharge in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- internal leakage utility medium
- leakage in closed position
- failure in lightning protection system
- oil quality deterioration
- moisture ingress/ content
- power/signal transmission failure
- winding looseness
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- erratic output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for power transformer if partial discharge exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of functions on both pods
- failure to disconnect
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- oil circulation system problem
- failure to close on demand
- insufficient power
- oil leak
- well-to-control-line communication
- oil quality deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if partial discharge shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- no output
- failure to function as intended
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- mooring failure
- core looseness
- low oil level
- power/signal transmission failure
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- premature closure
- oil circulation system problem


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if partial discharge shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- oil leak
- connection/ bushing faults
- external damage/ disturbance
- premature closure
- load drop
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- oil circulation system problem
- breakdown
- control-line-to-well communication
- external leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When dissolved gas analysis detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- control-line-to-well communication
- vibration
- failure to connect
- external leakage — utility medium
- insulation deterioration
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- failure to open on demand
- core looseness
- winding looseness
- oil leak


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by dissolved gas analysis?

Choices:
- failure to start on demand
- moisture ingress/ content
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- control / signal failure
- core looseness
- external leakage process medium
- failure to function on demand
- winding distortion
- internal leakage - process medium
- external damage/ disturbance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for power transformer if there are abnormal readings from dissolved gas analysis?

Choices:
- faulty output frequency
- external leakage - fuel
- core looseness
- failure to stop on demand
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- winding distortion
- parameter deviation
- external leakage utility medium
- winding looseness


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If dissolved gas analysis in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- structural deficiency
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- external leakage - process medium
- failure to function on demand
- noise
- winding distortion
- low output
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- oil leak
- external damage/ disturbance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by dissolved gas analysis?

Choices:
- spurious stop
- breakdown
- external damage/ disturbance
- failure to disconnect
- core looseness
- oil quality deterioration
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- external leakage - fuel
- stuck
- winding looseness


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When dissolved gas analysis detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- failure to stop on demand
- spurious high alarm level
- spurious operation
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- internal leakage - process medium
- core looseness
- oil leak
- no output
- winding looseness


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if dissolved gas analysis shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- connection/ bushing faults
- internal leakage - process medium
- spurious high alarm level
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- very low output
- global buckling
- oil leak
- external damage/ disturbance
- failure to cut


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when dissolved gas analysis shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- very low output
- failure in lightning protection system
- failure to connect
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- core looseness
- oil leak
- external damage/ disturbance
- failure to function as intended


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by dissolved gas analysis?

Choices:
- external leakage — utility medium
- failure to regulate
- oil leak
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- failure to lock/unlock
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- external leakage - utility medium
- low oil level
- low output
- winding distortion


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when dissolved gas analysis has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- oil circulation system problem
- oil leak
- well-to-control-line communication
- failure to function as intended
- control-line-to-well communication
- faulty output frequency
- external damage/ disturbance
- winding looseness
- internal leakage - utility medium
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by noise?

Choices:
- loss of functions on both pods
- failure to disconnect
- stuck
- moisture ingress/ content
- oil quality deterioration
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- erratic output
- oil leak
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- noise


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If noise in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- faulty output frequency
- oil circulation system problem
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- failure in lightning protection system
- internal leakage
- winding distortion
- low oil supply pressure
- low output
- oil quality deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by noise?

Choices:
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- failure to cut
- low oil supply pressure
- external damage/ disturbance
- external leakage — utility medium
- failure to regulate
- winding distortion
- oil leak
- external leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When noise detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to disconnect
- mooring failure
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- high output
- oil leak
- connection/ bushing faults
- winding distortion
- oil quality deterioration
- internal leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When noise detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- low oil level
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- faulty output voltage
- internal leakage - process medium
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- global buckling
- oil leak
- sludge build-up
- slippage
- insulation deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if noise shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- minor in-service problems
- external damage/ disturbance
- winding looseness
- external leakage - utility medium
- oil quality deterioration
- faulty output voltage
- oil leak
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- noise
- control / signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When noise detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- winding distortion
- heating failure
- external leakage - process medium
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- core looseness
- low oil supply pressure
- failure while running
- insulation deterioration
- oil circulation system problem
- faulty output voltage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when ultrasound has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- high output
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- control / signal failure
- insulation deterioration
- external damage/ disturbance
- failure to lock/unlock
- erratic output
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- moisture ingress/ content
- global buckling


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If ultrasound in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- very low output
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- moisture ingress/ content
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- internal leakage - process medium
- oil leak
- failure to close on demand
- failure to regulate
- failure to rotate


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for power transformer if ultrasound exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external damage/ disturbance
- load drop
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- oil leak
- failure to cut
- failure to function on demand
- control/ signal failure
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- oil quality deterioration
- loss of functions on both pods


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When ultrasound detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to regulate
- moisture ingress/ content
- insufficient power
- external leakage - fuel
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- faulty output frequency
- delayed operation
- oil quality deterioration
- external damage/ disturbance
- oil circulation system problem


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when ultrasound shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- oil leak
- moisture ingress/ content
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- failure to function as intended
- oil circulation system problem
- loss of buoyancy
- spurious low alarm level
- connection/ bushing faults
- overheating
- breakdown


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When ultrasound in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- internal leakage process medium
- slippage
- insufficient power
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- moisture ingress/ content
- external damage/ disturbance
- oil leak
- failure to disconnect
- stuck


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when ultrasound shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- low oil level
- no output
- spurious low alarm level
- moisture ingress/ content
- internal leakage - utility medium
- leakage in closed position
- oil quality deterioration
- external leakage - utility medium
- external damage/ disturbance
- through fault e.g. lightning strike


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by ultrasound?

Choices:
- control/ signal failure
- overheating
- winding distortion
- oil circulation system problem
- loss of buoyancy
- failure while running
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- spurious stop
- oil quality deterioration
- external damage/ disturbance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by ultrasound?

Choices:
- failure to rotate
- minor in-service problems
- control / signal failure
- winding looseness
- faulty output frequency
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- external damage/ disturbance
- moisture ingress/ content
- oil circulation system problem
- failure to close on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when ultrasound shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- breakdown
- oil circulation system problem
- well-to-control-line communication
- failure to rotate
- core looseness
- moisture ingress/ content
- control-line-to-well communication
- external damage/ disturbance
- minor in-service problems


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if vibration registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- low oil level
- insulation deterioration
- premature closure
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- breakdown
- connection/ bushing faults
- internal leakage process medium
- heating failure
- failure to function on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- noise
- moisture ingress/ content
- vibration
- premature closure
- external damage/ disturbance
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- insulation deterioration
- well-to-control-line communication
- stuck


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for power transformer if there are abnormal readings from vibration?

Choices:
- low oil level
- global buckling
- winding looseness
- minor in-service problems
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- oil circulation system problem
- structural deficiency
- overheating
- oil leak
- heating failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for power transformer if there are abnormal readings from vibration?

Choices:
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- oil quality deterioration
- connection/ bushing faults
- core looseness
- global buckling
- internal leakage - utility medium
- spurious operation
- oil circulation system problem
- leakage in closed position
- breakdown


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for power transformer if there are abnormal readings from power factor/tanδ?

Choices:
- low oil supply pressure
- control/ signal failure
- spurious low alarm level
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- insulation deterioration
- oil leak
- external damage/ disturbance
- power/signal transmission failure
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- failure to disconnect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when power factor/tanδ shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- stuck
- low oil level
- oil leak
- winding looseness
- moisture ingress/ content
- slippage
- loss of buoyancy
- external damage/ disturbance
- failure to disconnect
- plugged/ choked


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if power factor/tanδ shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- faulty output voltage
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- mooring failure
- external leakage — utility medium
- winding looseness
- external leakage process medium
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- core looseness
- internal leakage
- oil quality deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if power factor/tanδ shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- structural deficiency
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- mooring failure
- oil leak
- internal leakage - utility medium
- failure while running
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- winding looseness
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- minor in-service problems


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when power factor/tanδ has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- connection/ bushing faults
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- core looseness
- oil circulation system problem
- external leakage utility medium
- erratic output
- failure to function as intended
- breakdown
- loss of buoyancy
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If power factor/tanδ in power transformer shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- failure in lightning protection system
- global buckling
- failure to set/retrieve
- failure to cut
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- winding looseness
- low oil supply pressure
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- low oil level


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when resistance has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage process medium
- oil circulation system problem
- insulation deterioration
- insufficient power
- core looseness
- spurious stop
- heating failure
- external leakage utility medium
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- oil quality deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if resistance shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage utility medium
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- premature closure
- power/signal transmission failure
- faulty output voltage
- winding distortion
- moisture ingress/ content
- low oil level
- high output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When resistance in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- failure to open on demand
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- vibration
- no output
- winding distortion
- failure to lock/unlock
- external damage/ disturbance
- oil leak
- internal leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if resistance registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage - fuel
- winding looseness
- core looseness
- oil quality deterioration
- loss of buoyancy
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- internal leakage - utility medium
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- insufficient power
- power/signal transmission failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When resistance in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- failure to start on demand
- high output
- plugged/ choked
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- connection/ bushing faults
- overheating
- internal leakage utility medium
- winding distortion
- oil quality deterioration
- low oil level


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm) registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to set/retrieve
- oil circulation system problem
- failure while running
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- winding looseness
- spurious high alarm level
- insulation deterioration
- overheating
- insufficient power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm) in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- oil circulation system problem
- internal leakage
- delayed operation
- failure to set/retrieve
- moisture ingress/ content
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- low oil level
- power/signal transmission failure
- failure to function on demand
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm) has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage
- oil circulation system problem
- load drop
- external damage/ disturbance
- noise
- delayed operation
- oil leak
- winding looseness
- oil quality deterioration
- plugged/ choked


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm) has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- faulty output frequency
- minor in-service problems
- core looseness
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- winding distortion
- internal leakage utility medium
- internal leakage - process medium
- oil leak
- external leakage - fuel


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In power transformer, which failure mode is most important if frequency response analysis (fra) shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- low output
- faulty output frequency
- oil circulation system problem
- oil leak
- high output
- supply faults, e.g. excessive harmonics and over fluxing
- insulation deterioration
- failure to set/retrieve
- external leakage utility medium
- oil quality deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When frequency response analysis (fra) in power transformer displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- power/signal transmission failure
- spurious high alarm level
- oil circulation system problem
- internal leakage utility medium
- low output
- failure to regulate
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- winding looseness
- oil quality deterioration
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When frequency response analysis (fra) detects abnormal readings in power transformer, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- winding looseness
- load drop
- external damage/ disturbance
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- moisture ingress/ content
- noise
- internal leakage - process medium
- high output
- oil circulation system problem


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for power transformer if there are abnormal readings from frequency response analysis (fra)?

Choices:
- external damage/ disturbance
- failure to close on demand
- winding distortion
- loss of buoyancy
- low oil level
- failure to rotate
- core looseness
- winding looseness
- internal leakage utility medium
- control / signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for power transformer when abnormal readings is detected by frequency response analysis (fra)?

Choices:
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- faulty output voltage
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- spurious operation
- leakage in closed position
- winding looseness
- structural deficiency
- external damage/ disturbance
- low oil level
- loss of functions on both pods


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of power transformer, which failure mode is most relevant when excitation current shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage — utility medium
- insulation deterioration
- internal leakage utility medium
- abnormal instrument reading
- arcing/ electrical discharge
- winding distortion
- control-line-to-well communication
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- oil quality deterioration
- failure to open on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for power transformer if excitation current exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- overheating
- failure to function on demand
- control/ signal failure
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- failure to regulate
- low oil level
- core looseness


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when excitation current has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- insufficient power
- external leakage process medium
- de-energized tap-changer condition/ fault
- external damage/ disturbance
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- slippage
- external leakage - utility medium
- failure to regulate
- winding looseness
- oil circulation system problem


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, what is the key failure mode when leak reactance flux has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage — utility medium
- through fault e.g. lightning strike
- failure to close on demand
- no output
- overheating/ auxiliary cooling system fault
- oil leak
- well-to-control-line communication
- winding distortion
- insufficient power
- low oil level


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For power transformer, which failure mode is pertinent if bushing capacitance registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- winding looseness
- external leakage - process medium
- external leakage - utility medium
- control / signal failure
- failure to close on demand
- on-load tap-changer condition/ fault
- insulation deterioration
- low oil level
- external leakage process medium
- connection/ bushing faults


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if rotor windings fault occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- air flow
- vibration
- oil leakage
- cooling gas
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- ultrasound
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- voltage
- current
- power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has rotor windings fault, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- fuel pressure
- axial flux
- torque
- resistance
- cooling fluid leak
- engine temperature
- speed
- compressor efficiency
- angular position
- power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting rotor windings fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- partial discharge
- pressure or vacuum
- oil condition
- speed
- current
- power
- exhaust pressure
- cooling gas
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- radio frequency emissions


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting rotor windings fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- axial flux
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- power
- cooling gas
- exhaust pressure
- temperature
- oil leakage/ consumption
- length measurement
- oil condition
- coast down time


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event rotor windings fault occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- oil leakage/ consumption
- exhaust pressure
- oil debris
- fluid flow
- air leakage
- cooling gas
- excitation current
- current
- axial flux
- power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of stator windings fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- length measurement
- pressure
- engine temperature
- current
- vibration
- fluid flow
- voltage
- axial flux
- fuel pressure
- temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting stator windings fault?

Choices:
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- axial flux
- resistance
- cooling gas
- vibration
- turbine efficiency
- temperature
- cooling fluid leak
- pressure or vacuum
- compressor efficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of stator windings fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- bushing capacitance
- engine temperature
- steam leakage
- vibration
- cylinder pressure
- partial discharge
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- current
- axial flux
- cooling gas


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of stator windings fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- current
- length
- temperature
- cylinder pressure
- power factor
- angular position
- power
- bushing capacitance
- vibration
- axial flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting stator windings fault?

Choices:
- oil leakage
- torque
- temperature
- vibration
- axial flux
- amps/ volts/ load
- cooling gas
- fuel pressure
- power turbine temperature
- bushing capacitance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting stator windings fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- cooling gas
- compressor pressure
- excitation current
- speed
- engine temperature
- temperature
- gas generator temperature
- current
- efficiency derived
- axial flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering stator windings fault in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- axial flux
- turbine efficiency
- cooling gas
- ultrasound
- coast down time
- compressor efficiency
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- visual
- temperature
- current


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event stator windings fault occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- pressure (head)
- leak reactance flux
- steam leakage
- length
- cooling gas
- oil debris
- current
- axial flux
- power turbine temperature
- temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting eccentric rotor fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- axial flux
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- angular position
- oil condition
- length measurement
- oil leakage/ consumption
- air flow
- vibration
- current
- voltage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of eccentric rotor fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- vibration
- resistance
- fluid flow
- coast down
- oil leakage
- bushing capacitance
- current
- gas generator temperature
- axial flux
- compressor efficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of eccentric rotor fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- oil leakage
- vibration
- partial discharge
- coast down
- turbine efficiency
- fuel flow
- axial flux
- compressor efficiency
- engine temperature
- current


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of eccentric rotor fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- axial flux
- vibration
- fuel flow
- compressor pressure
- exhaust temperature
- current
- fluid leakage
- pressure
- power
- power turbine temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of eccentric rotor fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- bushing capacitance
- fluid leakage
- axial flux
- torque
- excitation current
- current
- engine temperature
- steam leakage
- vibration
- length measurement


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event eccentric rotor fault occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- cooling fluid leak
- length
- speed
- current
- radio frequency emissions
- fuel flow
- axial flux
- power factor
- oil leakage/ consumption
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if eccentric rotor fault occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- vibration
- fuel pressure
- current
- oil debris/ contamination
- fluid leakage
- power factor
- temperature
- oil condition
- gas generator temperature
- axial flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering eccentric rotor fault in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- axial flux
- oil leakage
- radio frequency emissions
- vibration
- pressure
- steam leakage
- angular position
- current
- coast down time
- bushing capacitance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting eccentric rotor fault?

Choices:
- length
- oil debris
- vibration
- angular position
- axial flux
- pressure (head)
- oil leakage/ consumption
- oil debris/ contamination
- current
- cooling fluid leak


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of eccentric rotor fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- excitation current
- fuel flow
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- coast down
- vibration
- cooling gas
- steam leakage
- current
- oil leakage
- axial flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if brush(es) fault occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- temperature
- bushing capacitance
- current
- pressure (head)
- oil condition
- voltage
- power
- resistance
- amps/ volts/ load
- cylinder pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has brush(es) fault, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- torque
- voltage
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- partial discharge
- air flow
- power
- temperature
- coast down
- turbine efficiency
- fluid leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of brush(es) fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- temperature
- speed
- torque
- power factor
- current
- steam leakage
- exhaust pressure
- coast down
- voltage
- fluid flow


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if brush(es) fault occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- radio frequency emissions
- pressure or vacuum
- fuel pressure
- oil leakage
- vibration
- voltage
- turbine efficiency
- torque
- current
- temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event brush(es) fault occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- power
- power factor
- voltage
- temperature
- length measurement
- pressure (head)
- coast down time
- fluid leakage
- torque
- fuel pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if brush(es) fault occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- oil debris/ contamination
- power turbine temperature
- axial flux
- power factor
- turbine efficiency
- temperature
- voltage
- power
- compressor efficiency
- current


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of brush(es) fault in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- voltage
- current
- power factor
- oil debris
- angular position
- pressure or vacuum
- oil leakage
- temperature
- cylinder pressure
- power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of brush(es) fault in electric motor?

Choices:
- power
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- ultrasound
- oil condition
- current
- torque
- temperature
- air flow
- compressor efficiency
- cooling gas


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has bearing damage, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- torque
- vibration
- coast down time
- efficiency derived
- power factor
- cooling fluid leak
- voltage
- temperature
- ultrasound
- compressor pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has bearing damage, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- fuel pressure
- fluid flow
- oil leakage
- current
- temperature
- resistance
- compressor pressure
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- vibration
- coast down time


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of bearing damage in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- cooling fluid leak
- fluid flow
- coast down time
- current
- vibration
- partial discharge
- oil leakage
- oil leakage/ consumption
- pressure ratio
- temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering bearing damage in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- engine temperature
- oil leakage
- turbine efficiency
- power
- current
- length measurement
- fuel flow
- temperature
- coast down time
- oil debris


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event bearing damage occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- compressor pressure
- temperature
- vibration
- steam leakage
- efficiency derived
- speed
- fuel pressure
- oil debris
- current
- amps/ volts/ load


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of bearing damage in electric motor?

Choices:
- vibration
- temperature
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- oil debris/ contamination
- oil debris
- dissolved gas analysis
- exhaust temperature
- power factor
- axial flux
- current


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting bearing damage?

Choices:
- length measurement
- temperature
- ultrasound
- torque
- current
- power factor
- length
- pressure ratio
- cooling gas
- coast down time


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering insulation deterioration in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- resistance
- steam leakage
- voltage
- partial discharge
- current
- gas generator temperature
- power
- engine temperature
- length
- bushing capacitance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event insulation deterioration occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- current
- engine temperature
- voltage
- length measurement
- cooling gas
- power factor
- compressor temperature
- torque
- amps/ volts/ load
- resistance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering insulation deterioration in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- compressor temperature
- speed
- resistance
- fuel flow
- partial discharge
- current
- pressure ratio
- length measurement
- voltage
- length


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event insulation deterioration occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- vibration
- angular position
- length measurement
- partial discharge
- cooling gas
- fuel pressure
- voltage
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- current
- pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting insulation deterioration?

Choices:
- current
- partial discharge
- compressor pressure
- pressure
- resistance
- voltage
- oil leakage/ consumption
- oil leakage
- temperature
- engine temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of insulation deterioration in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- power turbine temperature
- cooling gas
- resistance
- partial discharge
- bushing capacitance
- dissolved gas analysis
- pressure or vacuum
- current
- coast down time
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if insulation deterioration occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- axial flux
- current
- partial discharge
- length measurement
- cooling fluid leak
- pressure
- steam leakage
- fuel flow
- resistance
- voltage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if insulation deterioration occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- resistance
- current
- cooling gas
- pressure (head)
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- voltage
- bushing capacitance
- oil debris
- angular position
- power turbine temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting loss of input power phase in electric motor?

Choices:
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- compressor temperature
- current
- excitation current
- vibration
- resistance
- axial flux
- length
- compressor pressure
- voltage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of loss of input power phase in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- fluid leakage
- partial discharge
- current
- power turbine temperature
- gas generator temperature
- voltage
- axial flux
- vibration
- cooling fluid leak
- bushing capacitance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of loss of input power phase in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- angular position
- vibration
- voltage
- air leakage
- current
- axial flux
- pressure or vacuum
- leak reactance flux
- power
- pressure ratio


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering loss of input power phase in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- current
- torque
- axial flux
- ultrasound
- pressure
- vibration
- voltage
- turbine efficiency
- compressor temperature
- oil leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting loss of input power phase?

Choices:
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- coast down
- vibration
- compressor temperature
- speed
- axial flux
- engine temperature
- current
- voltage
- length


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting loss of input power phase in electric motor?

Choices:
- air leakage
- fuel pressure
- voltage
- temperature
- current
- axial flux
- vibration
- cooling fluid leak
- exhaust pressure
- amps/ volts/ load


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting loss of input power phase?

Choices:
- fluid leakage
- coast down time
- voltage
- current
- pressure
- amps/ volts/ load
- vibration
- axial flux
- radio frequency emissions
- excitation current


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has loss of input power phase, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- ultrasound
- current
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- oil debris
- coast down
- voltage
- steam leakage
- axial flux
- vibration
- compressor efficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event loss of input power phase occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- pressure
- voltage
- current
- cooling gas
- leak reactance flux
- axial flux
- vibration
- fluid flow
- air leakage
- compressor efficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of unbalance in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- current
- dissolved gas analysis
- excitation current
- compressor temperature
- cooling fluid leak
- vibration
- coast down
- ultrasound
- gas generator temperature
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering unbalance in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- fuel flow
- voltage
- turbine efficiency
- vibration
- fluid flow
- oil condition
- power turbine temperature
- compressor temperature
- steam leakage
- pressure or vacuum


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has unbalance, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- vibration
- air leakage
- gas generator temperature
- pressure or vacuum
- exhaust pressure
- compressor efficiency
- excitation current
- steam leakage
- resistance
- leak reactance flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting unbalance?

Choices:
- vibration
- cylinder pressure
- pressure
- oil leakage/ consumption
- pressure or vacuum
- pressure ratio
- steam leakage
- excitation current
- compressor pressure
- partial discharge


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting unbalance?

Choices:
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- excitation current
- exhaust pressure
- vibration
- efficiency derived
- dissolved gas analysis
- oil debris/ contamination
- fuel pressure
- cylinder pressure
- power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting unbalance?

Choices:
- turbine efficiency
- leak reactance flux
- engine temperature
- vibration
- angular position
- dissolved gas analysis
- power turbine temperature
- fuel pressure
- oil debris/ contamination
- torque


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unbalance in electric motor?

Choices:
- turbine efficiency
- steam leakage
- pressure or vacuum
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- oil condition
- air leakage
- dissolved gas analysis
- efficiency derived
- speed
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event unbalance occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- temperature
- power factor
- cooling fluid leak
- amps/ volts/ load
- air leakage
- length measurement
- fuel flow
- air flow
- dissolved gas analysis
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if unbalance occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- excitation current
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- length
- efficiency derived
- coast down time
- fluid leakage
- vibration
- fuel flow
- compressor pressure
- radio frequency emissions


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unbalance in electric motor?

Choices:
- excitation current
- power turbine temperature
- coast down
- amps/ volts/ load
- efficiency derived
- vibration
- pressure (head)
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- fuel flow
- axial flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event unbalance occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- vibration
- fluid leakage
- exhaust temperature
- oil debris
- pressure ratio
- fuel flow
- compressor efficiency
- steam leakage
- power turbine temperature
- gas generator temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has unbalance, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- amps/ volts/ load
- bushing capacitance
- length
- radio frequency emissions
- cooling gas
- pressure (head)
- vibration
- power turbine temperature
- cylinder pressure
- oil condition


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of misalignment in electric motor?

Choices:
- leak reactance flux
- fuel flow
- excitation current
- visual
- oil condition
- vibration
- exhaust pressure
- current
- radio frequency emissions
- power factor


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has misalignment, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- pressure ratio
- voltage
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- radio frequency emissions
- fuel flow
- engine temperature
- oil leakage
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- vibration
- cylinder pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has misalignment, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- vibration
- leak reactance flux
- angular position
- cylinder pressure
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- power factor
- oil leakage
- compressor efficiency
- length measurement
- resistance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric motor, if a failure event misalignment occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- partial discharge
- coast down
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- ultrasound
- vibration
- pressure
- fluid flow
- cylinder pressure
- pressure or vacuum


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of misalignment in electric motor?

Choices:
- dissolved gas analysis
- fuel pressure
- length
- cylinder pressure
- power factor
- amps/ volts/ load
- engine temperature
- power
- compressor temperature
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of misalignment in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- visual
- turbine efficiency
- pressure (head)
- power turbine temperature
- torque
- gas generator temperature
- exhaust pressure
- exhaust temperature
- vibration
- pressure ratio


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering misalignment in electric motor, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- vibration
- exhaust pressure
- coast down
- pressure (head)
- oil condition
- compressor temperature
- speed
- fluid flow


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric motor, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting misalignment?

Choices:
- temperature
- radio frequency emissions
- exhaust pressure
- cylinder pressure
- bushing capacitance
- vibration
- cooling fluid leak
- ultrasound
- turbine efficiency
- pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of misalignment in electric motor?

Choices:
- pressure or vacuum
- cooling fluid leak
- air leakage
- coast down time
- oil leakage/ consumption
- vibration
- turbine efficiency
- compressor temperature
- oil debris/ contamination
- fluid flow


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of misalignment in asset electric motor?

Choices:
- coast down
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- leak reactance flux
- axial flux
- length measurement
- vibration
- pressure (head)
- excitation current
- exhaust temperature
- bushing capacitance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a electric motor has misalignment, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- cooling fluid leak
- oil leakage
- oil debris
- vibration
- fluid leakage
- visual
- ultrasound
- angular position
- exhaust pressure
- air leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of misalignment in electric motor?

Choices:
- efficiency derived
- coast down
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- pressure or vacuum
- turbine efficiency
- cooling gas
- vibration
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- engine temperature
- compressor temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting damaged rotor blade in steam turbine?

Choices:
- cylinder pressure
- oil debris
- air leakage
- length measurement
- coast down time
- cooling gas
- steam leakage
- amps/ volts/ load
- ultrasound
- temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event damaged rotor blade occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- coast down time
- cooling fluid leak
- power
- oil debris/ contamination
- exhaust temperature
- compressor temperature
- steam leakage
- pressure or vacuum
- axial flux
- oil debris


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In steam turbine, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting damaged rotor blade?

Choices:
- fuel pressure
- coast down time
- oil debris/ contamination
- steam leakage
- cylinder pressure
- speed
- partial discharge
- temperature
- power
- dissolved gas analysis


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of damaged rotor blade in steam turbine?

Choices:
- oil leakage
- steam leakage
- temperature
- compressor temperature
- resistance
- cylinder pressure
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- coast down time
- oil debris
- radio frequency emissions


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting damaged labyrinth in steam turbine?

Choices:
- length measurement
- engine temperature
- vibration
- excitation current
- coast down time
- partial discharge
- bushing capacitance
- temperature
- power
- ultrasound


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering damaged labyrinth in steam turbine, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- pressure or vacuum
- fuel flow
- temperature
- steam leakage
- cylinder pressure
- oil debris/ contamination
- oil debris
- gas generator temperature
- compressor efficiency
- speed


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if damaged labyrinth occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- oil debris/ contamination
- steam leakage
- power factor
- vibration
- oil leakage
- temperature
- pressure or vacuum
- cylinder pressure
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- gas generator temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a steam turbine has eccentric rotor, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- steam leakage
- amps/ volts/ load
- length measurement
- axial flux
- engine temperature
- coast down time
- vibration
- cooling gas
- length measurement
- coast down


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of eccentric rotor in steam turbine?

Choices:
- steam leakage
- power factor
- radio frequency emissions
- engine temperature
- oil debris/ contamination
- coast down time
- amps/ volts/ load
- vibration
- power
- cylinder pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting eccentric rotor in steam turbine?

Choices:
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- steam leakage
- vibration
- fuel flow
- exhaust pressure
- pressure or vacuum
- coast down time
- ultrasound
- compressor temperature
- dissolved gas analysis


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a steam turbine has eccentric rotor, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- speed
- vibration
- axial flux
- radio frequency emissions
- engine temperature
- coast down time
- pressure (head)
- coast down
- turbine efficiency
- steam leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event eccentric rotor occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- steam leakage
- vibration
- exhaust pressure
- temperature
- cooling fluid leak
- power turbine temperature
- coast down time
- compressor pressure
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- pressure ratio


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event eccentric rotor occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- power turbine temperature
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- vibration
- air leakage
- oil condition
- ultrasound
- oil debris
- steam leakage
- coast down time
- leak reactance flux


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event eccentric rotor occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- leak reactance flux
- coast down time
- pressure (head)
- oil leakage
- exhaust pressure
- pressure ratio
- steam leakage
- exhaust temperature
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In steam turbine, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting bearing damage?

Choices:
- resistance
- cooling gas
- length measurement
- temperature
- ultrasound
- steam leakage
- vibration
- input power
- oil debris
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting bearing damage in steam turbine?

Choices:
- dissolved gas analysis
- oil condition
- speed
- ultrasound
- length measurement
- compressor efficiency
- power
- oil leakage
- oil leakage/ consumption
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of bearing wear in asset steam turbine?

Choices:
- temperature
- vibration
- visual
- oil debris
- power
- engine temperature
- bushing capacitance
- electrical phase
- compressor efficiency
- coast down time


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting bearing wear in steam turbine?

Choices:
- pressure or vacuum
- pressure (head)
- compressor efficiency
- vibration
- pressure ratio
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- oil debris
- steam leakage
- length measurement
- oil condition


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering bearing wear in steam turbine, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- vibration
- speed
- amps/ volts/ load
- current
- oil leakage
- voltage
- pressure ratio
- steam leakage
- length measurement
- excitation current


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if hogging or sagging rotor occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- electrical phase
- coast down time
- length measurement
- radio frequency emissions
- excitation current
- oil debris
- steam leakage
- vibration
- partial discharge
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting hogging or sagging rotor in steam turbine?

Choices:
- axial flux
- compressor efficiency
- steam leakage
- power
- length measurement
- vibration
- coast down time
- frequency response analysis (fra)
- amps/ volts/ load
- oil debris


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if hogging or sagging rotor occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- vibration
- cooling gas
- gas generator temperature
- fluid leakage
- oil debris
- fuel pressure
- electrical phase
- steam leakage
- coast down time
- pressure or vacuum


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event hogging or sagging rotor occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- speed
- excitation current
- steam leakage
- vibration
- oil debris
- coast down time
- coast down
- ultrasound
- fluid leakage
- compressor pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of hogging or sagging rotor in steam turbine?

Choices:
- coast down
- vibration
- cylinder pressure
- oil debris
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- temperature
- coast down time
- air leakage
- steam leakage
- partial discharge


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event hogging or sagging rotor occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- cooling fluid leak
- coast down time
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- partial discharge
- turbine efficiency
- oil leakage
- oil debris
- vibration
- steam leakage
- engine temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unequal expansion in steam turbine?

Choices:
- temperature
- cooling fluid leak
- compressor pressure
- steam leakage
- coast down
- vibration
- resistance
- power
- oil condition
- length measurement


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unequal expansion in steam turbine?

Choices:
- vibration
- fluid leakage
- pressure or vacuum
- pressure ratio
- cooling fluid leak
- temperature
- dissolved gas analysis
- exhaust pressure
- length measurement
- steam leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of unequal expansion in asset steam turbine?

Choices:
- bushing capacitance
- speed
- current
- exhaust temperature
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- steam leakage
- vibration
- length measurement
- length measurement
- temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unequal expansion in steam turbine?

Choices:
- fuel flow
- vibration
- temperature
- length measurement
- coast down
- steam leakage
- compressor temperature
- length measurement
- excitation current
- coast down time


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In steam turbine, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting unequal expansion?

Choices:
- steam leakage
- current
- partial discharge
- coast down
- vibration
- temperature
- length measurement
- dielecric frequency response (dfr)/ polarization and de-polarization current (pdc)/ recovery voltage method (rvm)
- oil debris
- amps/ volts/ load


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor from the choices does not contribute significantly to detecting unequal expansion in steam turbine?

Choices:
- vibration
- power turbine temperature
- temperature
- length measurement
- turbine efficiency
- steam leakage
- oil leakage
- exhaust temperature
- voltage
- amps/ volts/ load


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices does not indicate the presence of unbalance in asset steam turbine?

Choices:
- compressor pressure
- steam leakage
- vibration
- excitation current
- engine temperature
- fuel pressure
- cooling gas
- fluid leakage
- length measurement
- gas generator temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event unbalance occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- length measurement
- compressor temperature
- partial discharge
- length measurement
- vibration
- air leakage
- compressor efficiency
- fuel flow
- visual
- power turbine temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unbalance in steam turbine?

Choices:
- compressor efficiency
- power factor
- power
- axial flux
- air leakage
- vibration
- compressor pressure
- ultrasound
- electrical phase
- visual


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which sensor out of the choices is not effective in indicating the presence of unbalance in steam turbine?

Choices:
- ultrasound
- partial discharge
- vibration
- axial flux
- fuel flow
- pressure or vacuum
- leak reactance flux
- cylinder pressure
- gas generator temperature
- turbine efficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if unbalance occurs, which sensor among the choices is least likely to be relevant in identifying this failure?

Choices:
- gas generator temperature
- fluid leakage
- coast down
- speed
- exhaust pressure
- compressor pressure
- power factor
- pressure (head)
- vibration
- frequency response analysis (fra)


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When considering unbalance in steam turbine, which sensor should be disregarded from the choices for monitoring this failure?

Choices:
- temperature
- compresor pressure/ pressure ratio
- fluid leakage
- engine temperature
- current
- compressor temperature
- axial flux
- leak reactance flux
- vibration
- power turbine temperature


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In steam turbine, which sensor among the choices is least useful for detecting unbalance?

Choices:
- coast down
- amps/ volts/ load
- cooling fluid leak
- leak reactance flux
- resistance
- pressure ratio
- coast down time
- air leakage
- voltage
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When a steam turbine has unbalance, which sensor out of the choices should not be the sensor to be monitored for this failure if I want to build an anomaly detection model?

Choices:
- fuel flow
- partial discharge
- dissolved gas analysis
- power factor
- fluid leakage
- excitation current
- power turbine temperature
- oil debris
- vibration
- voltage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, if a failure event unbalance occurs, which sensor out of the choices is not relevant regarding the occurrence of the failure event?

Choices:
- engine temperature
- ultrasound
- air leakage
- turbine efficiency
- power turbine temperature
- leak reactance flux
- vibration
- oil leakage
- dissolved gas analysis
- pressure ratio