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% ƞ at EEM 84 87 89.5
half load
STM 74 83 87
Table shows the comparison of EEM and STM for three different ratings. Change in efficiency
over a range of 20% to 150% load for 10hp motor.
Design criteria for EEM Involves addition of more active magnetic and conducting material,
optimum design of slots, air gaps and windings so as to achieve the maximum efficiency .Points
considered while designing the EEM are:
Core losses:
Core losses can be reduced by using high grade silicon steels, the silicon content is up to 4%.
Copper Losses:
Stator copper losses are reduced by increasing the copper section of wire which is to be wound on
the core.
Annual Energy Saving due to EEM:
Annul energy saving in Rs
100 100
= kW x P x H [ 𝐸2 − ]
𝐸1
100 100
=kW x [𝐸2𝑥𝑃𝑓2 − ] x Rs/kVA
𝐸1𝑥𝑃𝑓1
Where,
KW=Motor rating
11Kw 11kW
= Rs 21326.25
2119920 + 21326.25=2141246.26
Total =2141246.26
Conclusion:
Hence by waste heat recovery of kiln and by using energy efficient motors we can save a lot of
energy approximately Rs2141246.26/Annum. There are other many sources of saving energy.