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    This document provides information about the Electrical Machines - II course offered at Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology. Specifically: - The course is EEE 243, has 3 credits, meets for 3 periods per week in Term 2, Batch 20. - It covers topics like the double-revolving field theory of single-phase induction motors, starting methods for single-phase motors including split-phase, capacitor and shaded-pole motors, and speed control methods. - Equivalent circuits and the operation of motors like high-slip shaded-pole motors are also discussed.

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    This document provides information about the Electrical Machines - II course offered at Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology. Specifically: - The course is EEE 243, has 3 credits, meets for 3 periods per week in Term 2, Batch 20. - It covers topics like the double-revolving field theory of single-phase induction motors, starting methods for single-phase motors including split-phase, capacitor and shaded-pole motors, and speed control methods. - Equivalent circuits and the operation of motors like high-slip shaded-pole motors are also discussed.

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    This document provides information about the Electrical Machines - II course offered at Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology. Specifically: - The course is EEE 243, has 3 credits, meets for 3 periods per week in Term 2, Batch 20. - It covers topics like the double-revolving field theory of single-phase induction motors, starting methods for single-phase motors including split-phase, capacitor and shaded-pole motors, and speed control methods. - Equivalent circuits and the operation of motors like high-slip shaded-pole motors are also discussed.

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    This document provides information about the Electrical Machines - II course offered at Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology. Specifically: - The course is EEE 243, has 3 credits, meets for 3 periods per week in Term 2, Batch 20. - It covers topics like the double-revolving field theory of single-phase induction motors, starting methods for single-phase motors including split-phase, capacitor and shaded-pole motors, and speed control methods. - Equivalent circuits and the operation of motors like high-slip shaded-pole motors are also discussed.

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    Electrical Machines – II

    (EEE 243)

    Batch: 20
    Credit: 3.0
    Level 02, Term 02
    Contact Hour: 3 Period/Week
    Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology


    1
    Single phase Induction Motor
    The Double-Revolving-Field Theory
    The double-revolving-field theory of single-phase
    induction motors basically states that-

    A stationary pulsating magnetic field can be


    resolved into two rotating magnetic fields,
    each of equal magnitude but rotating in
    opposite directions.

    The induction motor responds to each magnetic field


    separately, and the net torque in the machine will be
    the sum of the torques due to each of the two magnetic
    fields.
    Resultant Revolving Field Forward
    = FRF - RRF Revolving
    Field
    clockwise

    Counter
    clockwise

    Reverse When one torque increase


    Revolving another torque decreases
    Field
    Let, the rotor is started by spinning it in clockwise direction
    with a speed N
    Speed of the forward rotating flux = Ns
    Speed of the backward rotating flux = - Ns

    Slip in forward direction: 0< sf <1

    Slip in backward direction:

    1< sb <2
    Rotor at standstill
    S=1, induced emf opposite, starting current equal and
    opposite. Torque developed equal and opposite, net torque
    is zero.
    Rotor running
    Torque proportional to effective rotor resistance

    Forward torque 0< s <1

    Backward torque 1< (2-s) <2

    Resultant torque in the


    >
    direction of forward flux
    Rotating Magnetic field from 2-phase supply:
    A 2-phase balanced supply can produces a rotating magnetic
    field of constant magnitude.

    Starting single phase induction motor:


    1. Split-phase motors
    2. Capacitor motors
    3. Shaded-pole motors
    Split-phase motors
    Capacitor-Start Motors
    Capacitor-Start Motors
    Capacitor-start, capacitor-run induction motor
    Shaded-pole induction motor
    Speed Control of Single-phase Induction Motors

    1. Vary the stator frequency.


    2. Change the number of poles.
    3. Change the applied terminal voltage VT.

    Terminal Voltage can be varied in one of three ways


    1. Using auto transformer
    2. Using SCR or TRIAC
    3. Using Resistor
    High-slip Shaded-pole Motor
    Equivalent Circuit

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