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    30-10-20

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    Prof. Paresh Kale

    Dept. of Electrical Engineering,

    NIT Rourkela.

    SYLLABUS

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    DC Motor

    Transformer

    Three Phase Alternator

    Three Phase Synchronous Motor

    Three Phase Induction motors

    Single Phase Induction motor

    Electric Drives

    Special Electrical Machines

    SYLLABUS

    Introduction to electrical drive

    Dynamics of electrical drives

    Control of Electrical drives

    Selection of motor power rating

    Examples of various electrical drives

    Energy conservation

    Electrical drives systems and components

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    TEXT BOOK FOR THIS CHAPTER

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    ELECTRICAL DRIVES :

    AN INTRODUCTION

    ELECTRICAL DRIVES

    Motion control is required in large no. of industrial

    applications

    Transportation systems, rolling mills, paper machines,

    textile mills, machine tools, fans, pumps, robots etc.

    Drives control the motion: Use engines, turbines,

    hydraulic motors

    Electrical drives: Employ electric motors

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    BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ELECTRICAL DRIVES

    Load is machinery designed to accomplish a given task

    Load requirements are specified in terms of speed and torque

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    SourcePower

    ModulatorMotor Load

    Control Unit Sensing UnitInputcommand

    FUNCTIONS OF POWER MODULATOR

    Converter: Converts electrical energy from source to

    suitable form

    Modulates the power (Control of voltage)

    Restricts source and motor currents within permissible

    values during transient operations (e.g. Starting, braking,

    speed reversal)

    Selects the mode of operationof the motor i.e Motoring or

    braking

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    ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRICAL DRIVES

    Flexible control characteristics Shaping of steady state and dynamic characteristics

    Availability of microprocessors, power thyristors, modern electronics etc.

    Available in wide range of torque, speed and power

    Can operate in all four quadrants of N-T plane

    Smooth operations

    Energy conservations

    Adaptable to all operating conditions

    Electric motors have high efficiency

    Low no load losses , overloading capability, compatibility with the load

    No pollution

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    PARTS OF ELECTRICAL DRIVES

    Electrical motors DC / AC/ Synch / Special

    Control Unit (Firing circuit)

    Power Source 1 and 3sources (50 Hz)

    Aircraft and space ( 400 Hz) (for high power to weight ratio) Traction ( 25 KV, 50 Hz or 1500V DC)

    Battery ( fork lift trucks, solar powered drives)

    Power modulators AC to DC converters ( Rectifiers) DC to DC Converters (Choppers)

    AC voltage controllers or regulators (Transformers) Inverters (PWM)

    Cycloconverter (Converts to variable voltage and variable frequency)

    Variable impedances

    Switching circuits (To change quadrant of motor operation, handle transient conditions,etc)

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    SourcePower

    ModulatorMotor Load

    Control

    UnitSensing UnitInput

    command

    AC DC CONVERTERS OR RECTIFIERS

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    AC DC CONVERTERS OR RECTIFIERS

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