Induction Motor L6 Notes PDF
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Egyptian Academy for Engineering and Advanced Technology (EAEAT)
Dr. Wael Mamdouh
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These notes provide an overview of induction motors, including different types, starting methods, and speed control techniques. The document also includes diagrams, formulas, and insights on various aspects of induction motors.
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ECO224 ELECTRICAL MACHINES CHAPTER 4 3 PHASE IM Part 2 Dr. Wael Mamdouh Electrical Engineering Department Egyptian Academy for Engineering and Advanced Technology Equivalent circuit 1- They have not the same 2-...
ECO224 ELECTRICAL MACHINES CHAPTER 4 3 PHASE IM Part 2 Dr. Wael Mamdouh Electrical Engineering Department Egyptian Academy for Engineering and Advanced Technology Equivalent circuit 1- They have not the same 2- They have not the same frequency no. of turns Equivalent circuit Equivalent circuit Equivalent circuit 𝒓ƴ 𝟐 = 𝒓ƴ 𝟐 + 𝑹𝑳 𝑺 Equivalent circuit Power flow Power flow Torque Torque Depends on rotor Depends on Depends on I2’ speed Torque-Speed (slip) C/Cs Torque-Speed (slip) C/Cs S=1 S = ?? Torque-Speed (slip) C/Cs Torque-Speed (slip) C/Cs Torque Points Starting torque – Torque at zero speed – Typically 1.5 times the full-load torque Pull-up torque – The minimum torque developed by the motor while accelerating from zero speed – Greater than full-load torque; less than starting torque Breakdown torque – The maximum torque that the motor can develop – Typically 2.5 times the full-load torque Normal operation – At full-load, the motor runs at n rpm – Rotor speed decreases slightly from synchronous speed with increasing load torque – Motor will stall when the load torque exceeds the breakdown torque 4 quadrants torque-speed C/Cs Effect of rotor resistance Starting of induction motor Types of starters 1 Direct Connection 2 Types of starters 3 Auto-Transformer (cont.) Types of starters 4 Star-Delta (cont.) Types of starters 5 Soft-Starter Types of motor loads Speed Control of IM 𝒏 = 𝒏𝒔 (𝟏 − 𝒔) 1 Change the synchronous speed 2 Change the slip 𝟔𝟎 𝒇 ▪ Change the source voltage 𝒏𝒔 = ▪ Change the rotor resistance 𝑷 ▪ Change the frequency ▪ Change the no. of poles Speed control 1 Speed control 2 Speed control 3 Speed control T Constant Torque Constant Power V V/f = Constant V = Constant f Speed control 4 Pole change method Speed control (Direction) If any two phases for a 3 phase induction motor are interchanged the motor will run in reverse direction Motor Nameplate Squirrel cage vs slip ring Testing of IM Testing of IM