Induction Motor Even if the machine is lossless we cannot ignore the electrical portion of airgap power which When we subtract friction and windage losses from the developed power then we obtain the shaft power. In Induction machine we do not merge core loss and mechanical loss as rotational loss because there location inside the […]
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STATOR EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
MMF Balancing In an Induction machine due to air gap between stator and rotor the magnetizing current drawn by the Stator is must be higher as compare to magnetizing current drawn by the transformer. hence So usually we ignore and only consider in the shunt branch. The magnetizing Reactance of a Induction motor is […]
PHASOR DIAGRAM OF INDUCTION MOTOR
In Induction machine both the stator and rotor winding carry current and produce flux due to which the resultant air gap flux is obtained by sum of the flux of the 2 winding and this resultant flux is responsible for inducing an e.m.f in stator as well as rotor winding. In an Induction machine rotor […]
INVERTED INDUCTION MOTOR
When an Induction motor is supplied by 3 phase AC source on the rotor side and the stator terminals are short circuited through resistances the Induction motor is called as Inverted Induction motor or rotor fed Induction motor. This configuration is only possible for Slip ring Induction motor (SRIM) and not for Squirrel cage Induction […]
ROTOR FREQUENCY
Induction Motor Speed of Stator magnetic field = Ns Speed of rotor = Nr Slip, S = (Ns-Nr) / Nr As the stator magnetic field rotates at Ns and the rotor rotates at Nr in the same direction the relative speed of magnetic field with respect to conductor is Ns-Nr In case of Induction motor […]