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Contents
1 SingleCageModel
2 DoubleCageModel
3 CoreLosses
4 ParameterMismatchwithMeasuredData
5 ParameterEstimation
6 References
7 RelatedTopics
SingleCageModel
Thesinglecagemodelhasthefollowingparameters:
Un =motorterminalvoltage
R s =statorresistance
Xs =statorleakagereactance
Xm =magnetisingreactance
R r =rotorresistance
Xr =rotorreactance
Ithasbeenshown(forexample,in[1])thatthesingle
cagemodelisnotabletocaptureboththestarting
Figure1.Singlecagemodelequivalentcircuit
characteristicsandthebreakdowntorque
characteristicsofacageinductionmotor.Thereforefor
motorstartupsimulations,thedoublecagemodelisrecommended.
DoubleCageModel
Thedoublecagemodelhasthefollowing
parameters:
Un =motorterminalvoltage
R s =statorresistance
Xs =statorleakagereactance
Xm =magnetisingreactance
R r1 =innercagerotorresistance
Xr1 =innercagerotorreactance
R r1 =outercagerotorresistance Figure2.Doublecagemodelequivalentcircuit
Xr1 =outercagerotorreactance
CoreLosses
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Youwillnoticethatinthemodelsabove,theshuntmagnetisingbranchisrepresentedasamagnetisingreactance
only(Xm ).Inapracticalmotor,therewillalsobeeddycurrentsinthecorelaminationsthatmanifestthemselves
asheatlosses.Thesesocalledcore(oriron)lossescanbemodelledasashuntresistanceasperthestandard
transformermodel.
ParameterMismatchwithMeasuredData
Manufacturerssometimesprovidetheelectricalparametersforthemotorequivalentcircuit(usuallythesinglecage
model)ontheirdatasheets,basedonmeasuredtestdata(e.g.usingthestandardtestsinIEEEStd112(http://dx.do
i.org/10.1109/IEEESTD.1997.82360)).However,ifoneweretocomputethemotortorquespeedcurveusingthese
parameters,significantdifferenceswilloftenbefoundbetweenthetorquespeedcurveimpliedbytheequivalent
circuitandthetorquespeedcurvefromthemanufacturersperformancedata(e.g.breakdowntorque,lockedrotor
torque,etc)[2].
Thereasonforthisisthattheequivalentcircuitmodelisasimplificationofreality.Formodellingpurposes,we
wouldlikeanequivalentcircuitwithconstantparametersthatisreasonablyaccurate(whencomparedtothe
performancedata)overthefullrangeofslipvalues.However,thissimplifiedmodeldoesn'ttakeintoconsideration
anumberoffactorspresentinpracticalmotors,forexample:
Theequivalentcircuitparametersarenotconstant,andactuallyvarywithfrequency(slip).The
manufacturerwillsometimesprovidemeasuredelectricalparameterdataatvariousslipvaluesand
theywillnodoubtbedifferent.Forexample,rotorresistanceisfrequency(slip)dependent,causedby
eddycurrentsindeepandshapedrotorbars.Likewise,leakageinductancesvaryduetoeddycurrents
andsaturationoftheleakagefluxpath[3]
Theparametersalsovarywithtemperatureandsaturationoftheteethandcore[4]
Statorresistanceisnormallymeasuredwithadcresistancetest(e.g.IEEEStd112(http://dx.doi.org/1
0.1109/IEEESTD.1997.82360)),buttheacresistancemaybedifferentinpracticeandisalso
temperaturedependent
SaturationoftheleakagepathofstatorandrotormagneticfieldsduringDOLstartingreducesthe
leakagereactancesatlockedrotorconditions.Howeverthelockedrotortestisdoneatreduced
voltagestosimulatefullloadcurrents.Thereforethetestdoesntactuallysimulatethehighcurrentson
startingandthustendstooverestimatetherotorandstatorleakagereactances.
Theskineffectreducesrotorleakageinductance
Theeffectofspaceandtimemmfharmonics
Fordeepbarordoublecagemachines,classicalnoloadandlockedrotortestsresultinrotor
resistancesthatareoftentoohigh
Asmentionedabove,wewantanequivalentcircuitwithconstantparametersthatisreasonablyaccurateoverthe
fullrangeofslipvaluesfrom0to1pu.Sometimessuchanequivalentcircuitdoesntactuallyexist,andinsuch
caseswehavetodecidewhichpartstosacrifice(e.g.ifonlythestartingcharacteristicsareimportantinthestudy,
thenitmaybeacceptableforthefullloadcharacteristicstobelessaccurate).
ParameterEstimation
Theequivalentcircuitparametersofaninductionmotorcanbeestimatedbyvariousclassesofparameter
estimationmethods,dependingonwhattypeofdatasetsareavailableandtheapplicationsofthemodel.The
estimationmethodsgenerallyfallintooneoffiveclasses[5]:
References
[1]Pedra,J.,Estimationoftypicalsquirrelcageinductionmotorparametersfordynamicperformance
simulation(http://dx.doi.org/10.1049/ipgtd:20045209),IEEEProceedingsonGeneration,Transmission
andDistribution,Vol.153,No.2,2006
[2]Filho,E.,Lima,A.,andJacobina,C.,ParameterEstimationforInductionMachinesviaNonLinear
LeastSquaresMethod(http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/IECON.1991.239212),Conferenceproceedingsof
IECON,1991
[3]Rogers,G.,Shirmohammadi,D.,InductionMachineModellingforElectromagneticTransientProgram
(http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/MPER.1987.5526837),IEEETransactionsonEnergyConversion,Vol.EC2,
No.4,1987
[4]Waters,S.S.,Willoughby,R.D.,"ModelingInductionMotorsforSystemStudies(http://dx.doi.org/10.1
109/TIA.1983.4504301)",IEEETransactionsonIndustryApplications,Vol1A19,No.5,1983
[5]Lindenmeyer,D.,Dommel,H.W.,Moshref,A.,andKundur,P.,"Aninductionmotorparameter
estimationmethod(http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S01420615(00)000600)",ElectricalPowerandEnergy
Systems,Vol.23,2001
RelatedTopics
MotorParameterEstimationfromSteadyStateModels
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