ELEC3130: Electric Machines and Power Systems 5.1 Induction Machines I
ELEC3130: Electric Machines and Power Systems 5.1 Induction Machines I
ELEC3130: Electric Machines and Power Systems 5.1 Induction Machines I
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conducting bars
Conducting
rings
Wound Rotor
slip rings
Force
(a) The rotating stator field BS induces a voltage in the rotor bars;
(b) the rotor voltage produces a rotor current flow, which lags behind the
voltage due to rotor inductance;
(c) the rotor current produces a magnetic field BR lagging rotor current by 90o.
Interaction between BR and BS produces a torque in the machine.
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nslip nsync nm
slip s
nsync nsync
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Example 7-1
Example 7-1
Example 7-1
• Rotor voltage is a constant ELR volts and the rotor impedance ZR,eq
contains all the effects of varying rotor slip.
• R1 = Stator resistance/phase
• X1 = Stator leakage reactance/phase
• R2 = Rotor resistance referred to stator/phase
• X2 = Rotor leakage reactance referred to stator/phase
Questions?