Induction Motor

Torque Speed Characteristics

UCF Induced Torque from Physical Standpoint (1)

Tind kB R B net Tind kB R Bnet sin

UCF Induced Torque from Physical Standpoint (2)
UCF Induced Torque from Physical Standpoint (3)

sin

Tind kB R Bnet sin

( a ) (b ) ( c ) ( d )

s
UCF Thevinin Equivalent Circuit

jR c X M
Thevinin equivalent circuit Z M R c // jX
R c jX M
M

Z TH Z M //( R1 jX 1 )
ZTH RTH jXTH Z M ( R1 jX 1 )

Z M R1 jX 1
ZM
V TH V
Z M R1 jX 1
UCF Induced Torque Equation

PAG 3VTH2 R2 / s
Tind Tind
sync sync [( RTH R2 / s ) 2 ( X TH X 2 ) 2 ]
3VTH2 R2 s
Tind
sync [( RTH s R2 ) 2 ( X TH X 2 ) 2 s 2 ]
UCF Torque Speed Characteristic (1)

s
UCF Torque Speed Characteristic (2)
UCF Converted Power vs Speed Characteristic
UCF Effect of R2
UCF Maximum (Pullout)Torque

3VTH2 R2 / s
Tind
sync [( RTH R2 / s ) 2 ( X TH X 2 ) 2 ]

Tind R2
0 2
RTH ( X TH X 2 ) 2
( R2 / s ) s
R2
s max
2
RTH ( X TH X 2 ) 2

3VTH2
Tmax
2 sync [ RTH 2
RTH ( X TH X 2 ) 2 ]

has no relationship with R2 and s

UCF
Example 4

Neglect mechanical losses.

low slip region is pretty linear

Tind2 Tind 2 nsync nm 2 s2

Tind 1 nsync nm1 s1
Tind1

details in im4.m
nm2 nm1 nsync
UCF
Example 5

Rc

details in im5.m