ECE 4411 Motor Designs A, B, C, D. ECE 4412 Cross-Sections of NEMA Motors.
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Transcript of ECE 4411 Motor Designs A, B, C, D. ECE 4412 Cross-Sections of NEMA Motors.
ECE 441 3
Induction Motor Applications
• Design B– Broadest field of applications– Centrifugal pumps, fans, blowers, machine
tools
• Design A– Same characteristics as Design B, but with
higher breakdown torque– Higher starting current limits applications
ECE 441 4
Induction Motor Applications continued
• Design C– Higher locked-rotor torque but lower
breakdown torque than Design B– Use to drive plunger pumps, vibrating
screens, and compressors
• Design D– Very high locked-rotor torque and high slip– Used for high-inertia loads such as elevators
and hoists
ECE 441 5
Induction Motor Applications continued
• Design E– High-efficiency– Drive loads similar to Design B, but with lower
locked-rotor, breakdown, and pull-up torque
ECE 441 6
NEMA Tables
• Tables 5.1 – 5.7 give values of locked-rotor torque, breakdown torque, and pull-up torque for specific horsepower, frequency, and synchronous speed ratings.
ECE 441 7
Example 5.1
• Determine the values of locked-rotor torque, breakdown torque, and pull-up torque that can be expected from a 3-phase, 10-hp, 460-V, six-pole, NEMA design C motor whose rated speed is 1150 r/m.
ECE 441 9
Locked-Rotor Torque
• From Table 5.1, page 171 of the text, the minimum locked-rotor torque of a 10-hp design C motor with a synchronous speed of 1200 r/min should be 225% of full-load torque.
ftlbT rotorlocked 8.102)67.45)(25.2(
ECE 441 12
Motor Performance as a function of Machine Parameters, Slip, and Stator Voltage
• Use the “complete” equivalent circuit model, including both the rotor and stator.
ECE 441 16
0
tan
tan
r
fe
M
BR
I exciting current per phase
R actual rotor resis ce per phase
I core loss component of exciting current
I magetizing component of exciting current
X actual blocked rotor reac ce per p
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hase
I actual rotor current per phase
V actual voltage per phase applied to the stator
I actual stator current per phase
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ECE 441 17
Power, Torque, Speed, Losses, and Efficiency
22 2
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2 0
2 0
1
fe M
fe M
P
in P
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sR jX
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ECE 441 18
21 1
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3
1
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scl
gap rcl
mech f w strayshaft
P I R
P Ps
P P PP hp
22 23
1rcl
mech rcl
P I R
sP P
s
22 23
1rcl
mech rcl
P I R
sP P
s
ECE 441 20
Approximate Equivalent Circuit for an Induction Motor
Move the magnetizing branch to the left of resistor R1.
ECE 441 21
2
2
2
1 1 2
2
2 22
1 1 2
2 2
2 22
1 1 2
2
21.12
( ) ( )
21.12
( ) ( )
r r
D
s
D
s
D
I RT lb ft
sn
VI R
R jX jXsV
IR
R X Xs
RV
sTR
R X X ns
T V
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Shaping the Torque-speed curve
ECE 441 22
Slip at Which Maximum Torque Occurs
Take the derivative of the expression for the developed torque
Solve for the value of slip that makes the derivative equal to zero.
Slip is directly proportional to the rotor resistance.
2
max 2 2
1 1 2( )DT
Rs
R X X
ECE 441 23
Slip at Which Maximum Torque Occurs
• Applications which require a very high starting torque are designed with enough resistance so that the maximum torque occurs at blocked rotor (s = 1).
2
max 2 2
1 1 2
1( )DT
Rs
R X X
ECE 441 24
Slip at Which Maximum Torque Occurs
2
max 2 2
1 1 2
2 2
2, 1 1 1 2
1( )
( )
DT
s
Rs
R X X
R R X X