Field estimation of induction motor performance using dynamometer method and equivalent circuit method
Three phase AC induction motors are ideal for most industrial and agricultural applications because of their simple construction, low maintenance and robustness in field conditions. With varying load requirements, the performance of the motor also varies in terms of torque, efficiency and powe...
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2008
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| Summary: | Three phase AC induction motors are ideal for most industrial and agricultural
applications because of their simple construction, low maintenance and robustness in
field conditions. With varying load requirements, the performance of the motor also
varies in terms of torque, efficiency and power factor. The induction motor's
performance characteristics provide important information to the motor designer and
also to the actual users for evaluating operating costs and monitoring motor performance
under actual load conditions. Realizing the importance of motor performance
information in practice, this project aimed to investigate and improve the standard motor
tests that predict motor performance so that it can be done quickly, easily and accurately.
The first method is based on the dynamometer approach and the second is
concerned with obtaining the motor's equivalent circuit parameters from basic tests. The
performance of the motor in terms of torque, efficiency and power factor is then
calculated from the equivalent circuit. The validity of the test methodology was verified
by comparing the results of analysis with data of a motor from a catalogue with the
results of dynamometer instrument in the laboratory.
Also carried out in this project was motor performance analysis using GUI
performance calculator which was developed using Matlab software. The results from
the methods used were then compared in term of ease of implementation and accuracy
achieved. |
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