INDIAN INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DESIGN AND

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ZEROTH REVIEW

Guided By Submitted By
Dr.P.DAMODHARAN RAJIN M.LINUS
(Assistant Professor), Roll.No:EDM10D002
 DATA SHEET

1. Name : RAJIN M.LINUS

2. Registration / Roll Number : EDM10D002
3. Registered for : PhD
4. (a) Specialization : Electrical Engineering

(b) Research Topic : Electric Drives

5. Category : Regular
6. Guide : Dr.P. Damodharan
7. Date of joining : 4th January 2010
8. Date of Registration : 4th January 2010
9. Date of D.C. Meeting :
10. Residence Period :
11. Courses

Core/ Course Course Name Credit Semester Grade

Elective Number
EE5810 Modeling of Electrical Machines 3 Jan-May2010
EE5720 Discrete Data System 4 Jan-May2010
EE5950 Power Quality and Reliability 4 Jan-May2010
INT501 Optimization Technique 3 Jan-May2010

Signature of the Scholar Signature of the Guide

 DETAILS OF RELEVANT COURSES
Specialization:

 Electrical Engineering.

Area of Research:

 Electric Drives

Relevant Courses:

• Modeling of Electrical Machines

• Discrete Data System

• Power Quality and Reliability

• Optimization Techniques

• Power Converter Analysis and Design

• Power Electric Control of Electric machines

• Power Electronics

• Switch Mode Power Supply

Courses currently pursuing:

• EE5810- Modeling of Electrical Machines

• EE5720- Discrete Data System

• EE5950- Power Quality and Reliability

• Optimization Techniques

• Power Electronics
 REPORT

The research area which I have chosen is electric drives. Under this, I would like to work
on SERD (Slip Energy Recovery Drives). The below mentioned references have given the details
of the development in the same field since 1993.
[1] The compact type SERD scheme was introduced by PWM boost rectifiers and boost
chopper so as to make rotor current as sinusoidal. [4] The calculation of overlap angle was done
by hybrid model of induction motor and dynamic model of rotor rectifier. [14] State space
modeling and eigen value analysis had been considered based on simplified d-q dynamic model
which presents good accuracy. [2] Introduction of shunt chopper and inverting mode operation of
converter improved the performance particularly line power factor and overall system efficiency
and the Linear Quadratic Regulator (LQR) made the absence of current transducers for current
feedback control loop in the circuit. [3] The robust and stable operation of the circuit was
improved against the parameters such as uncertainties and external load torque disturbances
using Sliding Mode (SM) controller and adaptive back stepping control techniques. [5] Fly wheel
compensation had been introduced for harmonic compensation. [6] Intel 8085 Micro Processor
implemented to control the speed, current and firing pulse generation and Z-domain transfer
function was derived. [7] The study of instantaneous power failure of the system was carried out
and the mathematical model of the same was derived. [9] Comparative study was made between
the application of Doubly Fed Induction Motor (DFIM) and Synchronous motor in this system
and choice was given to DFIM to wide variable speed SERD scheme. [10] The double circuit
construction of rotor in induction motor was introduced for improving the performance and the
problems were found in real time application. [11] The field oriented control introduces
minimization of rotor losses. [13] Matrix converter reduced the complexity in ac to ac
conversion and other independent control.
I would like to go through those implementations keenly and analyze the
difficulties of controlling the SERD scheme and try to rectify the same.
REFERENCES

1. Nobukazu Hoshi, Kenshi Nakagawa, Junpei Hayakawa, Kuniomi Oguchi, Tomotsugu

Kubota “A Compact Type Slip-Power Recovery System with Sinusoidal Rotor Current for
Large Pump/Fan Drives”
2. Satean Tunyasrirut, Jongkol Ngamwiwit Vijit Kinnares, Tadayoshi Furuya, Yoshiichi
Yamamoto, “A DSP-based modified slip energy recovery drive using a 12-pulse converter
and shunt chopper for a speed control system of a wound rotor induction motor”-Science
Direct-2007
3. J.Soltani , A.Farrokh Payam “A Robust Adaptive Sliding-Mode Controller for Slip Power
Recovery Induction Machine Drives”-IEEE2006
4. E. Akpinar,MIEEE P. Pillay,MIEEE A. Ersak',MIEEE “Calculation of overlap angle in slip
energy recovery drives using a d,q/abc model”IEEE-June2003
5. Yoon-Ho Kim, Kyoung-Soo Park, Yeon-Seok Jeong “Comparison of flywheel systems for
harmonic compensation based on wound/squirrel-cage rotor type induction motors” Science
Direct-August 2002
6. B.K.Sink and K.B Naik “Design of microcontroller based closed loop slip power recovery
control of slipring induction motor Drive”IEEE-2001
7. Isik Çadirci, Gokhan Akçam, and Muammer Ermis “Effects of Instantaneous Power-Supply
Failure on the Operation of Slip-Energy Recovery Drives”IEEE-March 2005
8. Yahia Baghzouz, Senior Member, IEEE, and Mishbahul,. Student Member, IEEE “Harmonic
Analysis of Slip-Power Recovery Drives”IEEE-Feb1992
9. Frank, N. Okafo;; W. Hofmann" (M'IEEE) “Modelling and Control of Slip Power Recovery
Schemes for Small Hydro Power Stations”IEEE-2004
10. W. S. Zaltaria S. It. Alwasli A. A. Slialtout, U. A. E. University Jordan Univ. of Sci. & El-
Rin, U.A.E. Irbid, Jordan Cairo, Egypt Tech. Cairo University “A Novel Double-Circuit-
Rotor Balanced Induction Motor For Improved Slip-Energy Recovery Drive Performance”
IEEE-2006
11. H.M.B.Metwally, F.E.Abdel-Kader, H.M.EL-Shewy, M.M.EL-Kholy “Optimum
performance characteristics of doubly fed induction motors using field oriented control”
Science Direct-2001
12. Sergei Peresadaa, Andrea Tillib, , Alberto Tonielli “Power control of a doubly fed induction
machine via output feedback”Science Direct-2002
13. Sedat Sunter “Slip energy recovery of a rotor-side field oriented controlled wound rotor
induction motor fed by matrix converter” Science Direct-December 2007
14. S.A. Papathanassiou,M. P. Papadopoulos “State-space modelling and eigenvalue analysis
ofthe slip energy recovery drive”IEEE-January1997.