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\
|
+
= ... (3.1)
This model is normally used for analysis purposes for simplicity.
( )
c
ph s
c
R
E
I =
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6.7 POWER FLOW DIAGRAM
Power flow diagram is actually a flow of power right from the input to the output.
Input power = Output Power + Losses
Core Loss Iron Loss
Stator Input Power = Stator Output Power + Stator Losses
Stator Iron Losses ( SIL ) @
Core Loss (Pcore)
( Normally Given )
Stator Cooper Losses ( SCL )
@ PSCL
Rotor Input Power ( RIP) @
Air-gap Power
Fig. 6.10: Power Flow Diagram
Fig. 6.10 shows the power flow diagram while Fig. 7.11 illustrates the components that involve in the
power losses calculation.
Fig. 6.11: Components Involved in Power Flow Diagram
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From the circuit shown in Fig. 6.11, the power equations can be derived as follows:
[i] SCL occurs at
s
R , then ( )
s
2
2
R I 3 SCL = . (3.2)
[ii] RCL occurs at
R 2
' R R = , then ( )
2
2
2
R I 3 RCL = . (3.3)
[iii]
m
P occurs at ( ) s 1
s
R
2
, then ( ) ( ) s 1
s
R
I 3 P
2
2
2 m
= . (3.4)
[iv] RIP occurs on
s
R
2
, then : ( )
s
R
I 3 RIP
2
2
2
= . (3.5)
From Eqn. (3.2...3.5), we can derive the power equations in terms of slip and power, then:
From Eqn. 3.4 : ( ) ( ) s 1
s
R
I 3 P
2
2
2 m
= =
( )
s
s 1 RCL
= ( ) s 1 RIP (3.6)
From Eqn. 3.5 : ( )
s
R
I 3 RIP
2
2
2
= =
( ) s 1
P
m
=
s
RCL
(3.7)
From these equations, we do not need to recalculate
m
P andRIP , if RCL is known provided that
the value for slip is known.
The input power comes from the stator input, then:
u u cos I V 3 cos I V 3 P
ph ph L L in
= =
Where
L
V and
L
I are line voltage and line current respectively.
ph
V and
ph
I are phase voltage and phase current respectively.
u is the angle between voltage and current.
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6.8 EFFICIENCY
Efficiency for any electrical machine is defined as:
losses . total P
P
P
P
out
out
in
out
+
= = q (3.8)
One thing should be noted that the
out
P is actually the output from the rotor or motor itself while the
input power comes from the stator.
6.9 TORQUE EQUATION
Torque equation can be derived from the power equation that is expressed in mechanical formula
and electrical formula. These two formula can be equated together to obtain its relationship in terms
of circuit parameters.
Basic power equation is given as;
T P e = where
60
N 2t
e = (speed in rad/sec)
= N Speed in rev/min (rpm)
= T Torque in Nm
Then torque,
N 2
P 60
T ; Torque
t
= . (3.9)
Eqn. 3.9 is the general formula for torque equation. This formula can be employed to calculate the
output and mechanical torque by some formula modification.
For mechanical torque :
N 2
P 60
T @ T
m
m mech
t
= .. (3.10)
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For output torque :
N 2
P 60
T
out
o
t
= .. (3.11)
6.9.1 MECHANICAL TORQUE (
m
T
)
The mechanical torque is sometimes called the induced torque. The mechanical torque can be also
expressed in terms of circuit parameters.
( ) ( )
m r
m r 2
2
2 m
T
60
T N 2
s 1
s
R
I 3 P e
t
= = =
where =
r
N speed of the rotor and
=
r
e The rotor speed in rad/s
( ) ( )
( ) ( )
( )
( )
s
2
2
2
s
2
2
2
r
2
2
2
m
s
R I 3
s 1 s
s 1 R I 3
s 1
s
R
I 3
T
e e e
=
=
But,
( )
( )
1 2 1
2
ph s
2
X X j R
s
R
E
I
+ + |
.
|
\
|
+
= ; so ,
( )
( )
2
2
1
2
ph s
2
X R
s
R
E
I
+ |
.
|
\
|
+
=
Substitute
( )
( )
2
2
1
2
ph s
2
X R
s
R
E
I
+ |
.
|
\
|
+
= , into the mechanical torque,
m
T equation,
Thus,
( )
( )
( )
| |
( )
(
(
+ |
.
|
\
|
+
=
(
(
(
(
(
+ |
.
|
\
|
+
=
2
2
1
2
s
2
2
ph s
s
2
2
2
2
1
2
ph s
m
X R
s
R
s
R E 3
s
R
X R
s
R
E
3
T
e
e
.. (3.12)
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By simplifying the above equation, therefore, the formula for the mechanical torque,
m
T is
( )
| |
( ) ( ) | |
2 2
1 2
2
s
2
ph s
m
sX sR R
sR
E 3
T
+ +
==
e
.. (3.13)
where
2 1
X X X + =
Fig. 6.12: Motor Torque vs Slip(Speed)
Eqn. 3.13, if we draw on the
m
T versus s on the graph will be appeared as in Fig. 6.12. From the
torque-speed characteristics (Fig. 6.12.) it is observed that;
st
T : The torque required by the motor to start. Also called as initial torque.
max
T : The max torque for the motor. Also called as stalling or pull-out torque.
max
S : The slip at
max
T
NL
T : No-load torque.
FL
T : Full-load torque.
s
N : Synchronous speed.
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6.9.2 MAXIMUM TORQUE (
max
T
)
To obtain
max
T , differentiate the
m
T to obtain
max
s ,
From the same curve, the max point can be obtained by differentiating Eqn. 3.13.
0
ds
dT
m
= :
To obtain max torque, then, yield:
( )
2
2
1
2
max
X R
R
s
+
=
Substitute
max
s into Eqn. 3.13, we get:
( )
| |
( ) ( ) ( ) | |
2 2
1 1
s
2
ph s
max
X R R
1
2
E 3
T
+ +
==
e
(3.14)
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6.9.3 STARTING TORQUE (
st
T )
Starting torque can be derived from Eqn. 3.13 with slip, 0 . 1 s =
At starting, 0 N
r
= , therefore, 1 =
=
Ns
Nr Ns
s
As a result, the equation of the starting torque,
st
T is
( )
| |
( ) | |
2
2
1 2
2
s
2
ph s
st
X R R
R
E 3
T
+ +
==
e
(3.15)
Fig. 7.13 represents the relationship between torque and slip/speed with varying R .
Fig. 6.13: Motor Torque vs SIip(Speed)
The relationship between
st
T and
max
T can be obtained by assuming stator resistance =0. From Fig.
6.13, we found that at starting, torque is proportional to the resistance.
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Tutori al
QUESTION 1
A 15 hp, 415V, 50Hz, 4 pol e, thr ee-phase star connected i nducti on motor operates at 1465 rpm when carryi ng
rated l oad. The motor parameters refer to the stator expressed i n ohm per phase are:
O = 3 . 0 Rs O = 83 . 0 Xs O = 31 . 0 ' Rr O = 25 . 1 ' Xr O = 31 Xm
The total rotati onal l osses are 1100 W and are assumed to be constant. At rated vol tage and rated frequency,
fi nd:
i) The motor sli p
ii) The stator current
iii) The stator copper l oss
iv) The power conver ted from el ectri cal to mechanical form
v) The overall machi nes effici ency
QUESTION 2
A si ngl e phase transformer has the fol l owi ng ci rcui t parameters :
20KVA, 1500/5000V, 50Hz, 0.95 l aggi ng power factor.
R
1
= 0.5 R
2
= 1.5
X
1
= 2.0 X
2
= 0.45
R
c
= 350 X
m
= 500
Calcul ate;
i ) The approxi mate equi val ent ci rcui t parameter referred to pri mary si de.
ii ) The ful l -l oad current on the pri mary and secondary wi ndi ngs.
iii ) Assume that thi s transformer is suppl yi ng rated l oad at 5000V and 0.95 l aggi ng power factor.
What is the transformer i nput vol tage?
i v) What is the transformer effi ci ency under condi ti on of part (3).
v) What does the power l osses essenti all y show for the short circui t and open ci rcui t tests.
QUESTION 3
Draw and l abel the rel ated power equati on for the power fl ow di agram of the i nducti on motor.
QUESTION 4
A thr ee-phase 5hp, 50 Hz, 4 pol es i nducti on motor operati ng at rated vol tage and frequency wi th rated l oad
has an effi ci ency of 84.5%. The stator conductor l oss, rotor conductor l oss and core l oss are 225 W, 153 W, and
115 W respecti vel y. Fi nd the percent of sl i p and the shaft speed for thi s i nducti on motor.
A 3-phase 415V, 50Hz, 4 pol es i nducti on motor runni ng at 1450rpm. The motor i s taki ng 70kW at 0.85 laggi ng
power factor. The total stator l osses are 3.5KW and the fricti on mechani cal l osses are 1.5kW. Deter mi ne:
i ) The motor input current
ii ) The motor slip
iii ) The rotor copper loss
v) The overall motor efficiency
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QUESTION 5
A 415 V, thr ee-phase, 8-pol e, 50 Hz, star-connected i nducti on motor runs at 5% sli p. Fi nd:
i) The speed of the rotati onal magneti c fi el d.
ii) The speed of the rotor.
iii) The sl i p-speed of the rotor.
iv) The fr equency of the i nduced emf i n the rotor ci rcui t.
QUESTION 6
The motor stated i n Questi on 1 has an output power of 20 hp at the shaft when operati ng on full -l oad when
the sli p is 0,05. Its fricti on and wi ndage l osses are found to be 500 W, Determi ne;
i ) The shaft power i n Watts.
ii ) The shaft torque.
iii ) The mechani cal power devel oped i n the rotor.
i v) The i nduced torque,
v) The ai r gap power.
QUESTION 7
A three phase, star-connected 440 V, 50 Hz si x-pol e i nducti on motor is rated at 100 hp. The equi val ent ci rcui t
parameters
Rs = 0.084 Rr = 0.066 Xm = 6.9
Xs = o.2 Xr' = 0.165
Protor=1.5kW Pcore=1.0kW
For a sli p of 0.035, fi nd
i ) The l i ne current I1
ii ) The stator copper l osses
iii ) The ai r gap power
i v) The power conver ted from el ectri cal to mechanical form
v) The i nduced torque
vi ) The l oad torque
vii ) The overall machi ne effi ci ency
QUESTION 8
Prove that the speed of an i nducti on motor Nr i s gi ven as:
Nr = Ns(1-s)
Where Ns = synchronous speed.
s= sli p
QUESTION 9
State two methods of starti ng an i nducti on motor.
QUESTION 10
A 3-phase 440V, 60Hz, 4 pol es i nducti on motor runni ng at 1710rpm. The motor i s
taki ng 60kW at 0.75 l aggi ng power factor. The total stator l osses are 2.5KW and the
fricti on and wi ndage tosses are 2.0kW. Determi ne:
i ) The motor i nput current
ii ) The motor sli p
iii ) The rotor copper l oss
i v) The brake horse power
v) The overall motor effi ci ency
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QUESTION 11
A 440V, 60Hz, si x pol es Y-connected i nducti on motor i s rated at 20hp. Its equi val ent circui t components are:
Rs = 0.344 Xs = 0.498 Xm = 12.4
Rr1 = 0.145 Xr' = 0.226
The rotati onal l osses i ncl udi ng the core l osses amount to 260W. The sli p of the machi ne is 0.03. Draw the
i nducti on machi ne approxi mate equi val ent ci rcui t.
Determi ne:
i ) The i nduced el ectromechani cal power.
ii ) The output power.
iii ) The output torque.
QUESTION 12
A 3-phase, 415V, 50Hz, 6 poles, wye-connected induction motor has the following parameters:-
R1= 0. 06 R2 = 0.24 Xm = 7.5
X1 = 0. 35 X2 = 0. 21
PF&W = 2.7kW PMISC = 230W
Under load, the motor operates at 950rpm. Using approximate equivalent ci rcuit, determine:-
i) stator line current
ii) stator power factor
iii) the developed torque
iv) the overall efficiency
if the induction motor connection is rearranged to operate using delta connection, determine the
stator line current