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    Self and Mutual Inductances forSynchronous Machine with

    Round Rotor

    Double Layer Lap Winding

    on Stator

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    Cross Section Diagram

    a axis

    baxis

    caxis

    qaxis

    qmqa

    qd

    daxis

    mad qqq

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    Stator WindingFractional Pitch

    a axis

    aq

    q=2

    rm gm

    m

    Pgg

    2

    a axis

    2

    mg

    aq

    q=4

    (exaggerated end turns)

    qcoils per group

    2

    3 mg

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    Self and Mutual Inductances (1)

    ia(t)

    ib(t)

    ic(t)

    a axis

    daxis

    qaqm

    mad qqq qd

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    Self and Mutual Inductances (2)

    cos( )

    2cos( )

    3

    2cos( )3

    aa bb cc ls A

    ab bc ca s

    f lf mf

    af sf me

    bf sf me

    cf sf me

    L L L L L

    L L L M

    L L L

    L L

    L L

    L L

    q

    q

    q

    mme

    Pqq

    2

    Linear Model

    Balanced Winding

    lsL is leakage inductance of armature phase A winding which is about10% of the maximum self inductance.

    is leakage inductance of field winding.lfL

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    Flux Linkage (1)

    ( )

    ( )

    ( )

    [

    a aa a ab b ac c af f

    aa a s b c af f

    b ba a bb b bc c bf f

    aa b s a c bf f

    c ca a cb b cc c cf f

    aa c s a b cf f

    f f f af a bf b cf c

    f f sf

    L i L i L i L i

    L i M i i L i

    L i L i L i L i

    L i M i i L i

    L i L i L i L i

    L i M i i L i

    L i L i L i L i

    L i L i

    2 2

    cos cos( ) cos( )]3 3

    a me b me c mei i

    q q q

    At steady state, fi is DC.

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    Flux Linkage (2)

    f

    c

    b

    a

    fmesfmesfmesf

    mesfaass

    mesfsaas

    mesfssaa

    f

    c

    b

    a

    i

    i

    i

    i

    LLLL

    LLMM

    LMLM

    LMML

    )3

    2cos()

    3

    2cos(cos

    )3

    2cos(

    )3

    2cos(

    cos

    q

    qq

    q

    q

    q

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    Flux Linkage (3)

    sAlssaas

    mecmeb

    measffff

    mefsfcs

    fcfcsaac

    mefsfbs

    fbfbsaab

    mefsfas

    fafasaaa

    MLLMLL

    ii

    iLiL

    iLiL

    iLiML

    iLiL

    iLiML

    iLiL

    iLiML

    )]3

    2cos()

    3

    2cos(

    cos[

    )

    3

    2cos(

    )(

    )3

    2cos(

    )(

    )cos(

    )(

    q

    q

    q

    q

    q

    q

    0 cba iiiY connected without neutral return or balanced Dconnected :

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    Flux Linkage (4)

    f

    c

    b

    a

    fmesfmesfmesf

    mesfs

    mesfs

    mesfs

    f

    c

    b

    a

    i

    i

    i

    i

    LLLL

    LL

    LL

    LL

    )3

    2cos()

    3

    2cos(cos

    )3

    2cos(00

    )3

    2cos(00

    cos00

    q

    qq

    q

    q

    q

    0

    cba iiiWhen

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    Flux Linkage in Phase A Winding

    There are a total ofPgroups. These groups may be connected in series, or parallel,

    or partly series and partly parallel.

    cospkwcsgroupsa kqNPP Then:

    csa qNPN

    waa kNN

    cosa a pk N

    number of series turns per phase per circuit

    CPP sAssume:

    Note:

    effective number of seriesturns per phase

    per circuit on armature winding

    number of parallel circuitsC

    )2

    cos( q apkP

    BB

    P

    DlBpkpk

    2

    pk a pkN

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    Self Inductance of Stator Winding

    If we apply current in Phase A winding, then the magnetic field for fundamentalharmonic is:

    aa

    a

    eff

    a

    Pi

    P

    N

    gB q

    2cos

    4 0

    Now, we can calculate flux in Phase A winding from its own current.

    Following the formula derived in Notes Flux Linkage in Phase Winding

    pkaapkaaa NN ,,)0cos(

    P

    DlB pkapka

    ,

    ,

    2 a

    a

    eff

    pka iP

    N

    gB

    4 0,

    aa

    eff

    aa

    eff

    aa i

    P

    N

    g

    Dli

    P

    N

    gP

    DlN

    2

    00842

    2

    08

    P

    N

    g

    Dl

    iL a

    effa

    aA

    0

    where

    aa bb cc ls AL L L L L

    This equation is true no matter how those P groupsof windings are connected. Note iais phase A terminal current.Na is effective number of turns connected in series per phase.

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    Mutual Inductance between

    Stator Windings

    If we apply current in Phase B winding, then the magnetic field is:

    3

    2

    2cos

    4 0 q

    ab

    a

    eff

    b

    Pi

    P

    N

    gB

    Now, we can calculate flux linkage in Phase A winding from Phase B current.

    )3

    2cos(| ,windingBPhasefrom pkbaa N

    P

    DlB pkbpkb

    ,

    ,

    2 b

    a

    eff

    pkb iP

    N

    gB

    4 0,

    ba

    eff

    ba

    eff

    aa iP

    N

    g

    Dli

    P

    N

    gP

    DlN

    2

    00442

    2

    1

    2

    42

    0 Aa

    effb

    a

    s

    L

    P

    N

    g

    Dl

    iM

    where

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    Mutual Inductance between Stator and

    Rotor Field Winding

    If we apply current in rotor field winding, then when rotor is moving,the magnetic field in airgap from rotor field winding is:

    Now, we can calculate flux in Phase A winding from field current.

    mepkfaa N q cos

    | ,windingfieldfrom

    P

    DlB p kfpkf

    ,

    ,

    2

    fme

    fa

    eff

    f

    f

    eff

    meaa iP

    NN

    g

    DliP

    N

    gP

    DlN q

    q cos

    842cos

    2

    00

    )2

    cos(4 0

    df

    f

    eff

    f

    Pi

    P

    N

    gB q

    f

    f

    eff

    pkf iP

    N

    gB

    4 0,

    mesfme

    fa

    efff

    aaf L

    P

    NN

    g

    Dl

    iL qq

    coscos

    82

    0

    mad qqq

    where

    mme

    P

    qq 2Define:

    20

    8

    P

    NN

    g

    DlL fa

    eff

    sf

    where

    meq

    fwff NkN Effective number

    of turns on fieldwinding.

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    Self Inductance of Rotor Field Winding

    For the magnetic field from rotor field winding is:

    Now, we can calculate flux in field winding by integrating on .

    pkfff

    N,

    P

    DlB pkfpkf

    ,

    ,

    2

    f

    f

    eff

    f

    f

    eff

    fff iP

    N

    g

    Dli

    P

    N

    gP

    DlNk

    2

    00842

    )2

    cos(

    4 0df

    f

    eff

    fPi

    P

    N

    gB q

    f

    f

    eff

    pkf iP

    N

    gB

    4 0,

    2

    08

    P

    N

    g

    Dl

    iL

    f

    efff

    f

    mf

    where

    dq

    mflff LLL

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    Steady State Analysis ofRound Rotor Machine

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    Terminal Voltage for Round Rotor Motor

    f

    c

    b

    a

    f

    c

    b

    a

    f

    s

    s

    s

    f

    c

    b

    a

    dt

    d

    i

    i

    i

    i

    R

    R

    R

    R

    v

    v

    v

    v

    000

    000

    000

    000

    0

    cba iiiWhen

    f

    c

    b

    a

    fmesfmesfmesf

    mesfs

    mesfs

    mesfs

    f

    c

    b

    a

    i

    i

    i

    i

    LLLL

    LL

    LL

    LL

    )3

    2cos()

    3

    2cos(cos

    )3

    2cos(00

    )3

    2cos(00

    cos00

    q

    qq

    q

    q

    q

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    Round Rotor Motor at Steady State

    aa s a

    dv R i

    dt

    cosa s a sf me f L i L i q

    At steady state me e r tq

    2

    sin

    Rer

    e

    aa s a s sf f e e r

    j

    j tas a s sf f e

    div R i L L I t

    dt

    diR i L L I e edt

    Let Re ej tav e V Re ej ta Ai e I 2rj

    A sf f eL I e

    E

    s A s A AR jX V I I E

    2

    08

    P

    NN

    g

    DlL

    fa

    eff

    sf

    mee

    d

    dt

    q

    s e sX L

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    Round Rotor Generator at Steady State

    Motor Generator

    s A s A AR jX V I I Es A s A AR jX V I I E

    aa s a

    dv R i

    dt

    ( ) cosa s a sf me f L i L i q

    2Rer

    e

    jj ta

    a s a s sf f e

    div R i L L I e e

    dt

    Re ej tav e V Re ej ta Ai e IAE

    2

    08

    P

    NN

    g

    Dl

    L

    fa

    effsf

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    Open Circuit Voltage (1)

    from field winding ,

    ,

    | ( ) sin( ) cos( )a f pkA a f pk e e r a e r

    d dE t N t N t

    dt dt

    repkfapkfaa tNN coscos| ,,windingfieldfrom

    from field winding , ,| cos( ) cos( )2 2

    g f pk e a r f pk a e rP PB B t B t q q

    Assume the armature windings are open circuit, the magnetic field in the air gapcomes from the field winding only.

    )( ret From Notes Flux Linkage in Phase WindingP

    DlB pkfpkf

    ,

    ,

    2

    At steady state, we have 0,

    dt

    d pkf

    )

    2

    cos(

    )sin()(

    ,

    ,

    reepkfa

    reepkfaA

    tN

    tNtE( )

    2,

    rj

    e a f pk N e

    A

    E

    Phasor ofEA(t) is:

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    Open Circuit Voltage (2)

    0

    2

    8 a fsf

    eff

    N NDlL

    g P

    ,

    ,

    2r pk

    f pk

    B Dl

    P

    0

    4 cos( )2

    fr f a me

    eff

    N PB Ig P q q

    ( )2,

    rj

    e a f pk N e

    AE)2(

    rj

    fsfeA eILE

    We can find out that they are the same.

    ( ) ( )0 2 2

    ,2 8 r rj ja f

    A e f e f pk

    eff

    N NDl I e eg P

    E

    , 0 ,2

    18 2

    2

    a f

    A rms e f e f pk

    eff

    N NDlE f I

    g P

    , ,

    f pk a f pkN

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    Volt-Second Balance

    , , ,

    ,

    , ,

    2 4.44

    or: 2 4.44

    A rms e a f pk e a f pk

    A rms

    a f pk a f pk

    e

    E f N f N

    EN N

    f

    Example: if a 60Hz generator is to be operated at 50 Hz, then the

    operating voltage must be derated to 50/60 of its original value.

    ,f pk

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    Induced Phase Voltage

    Therms phase voltage is, 2 4.44rms e a pk e a pk V f N f N

    , cosa net a pk e net N t

    For the net magnetic field, at steady state:

    P

    DlBpkpk

    2

    The steady state phase voltage in armature phase A winding is:

    )2

    cos()sin()( neteepkaneteepkaa tNtN

    dtdtV

    ( )2

    netj

    e a pk N e

    VPhasor

    )2

    cos( netaepknet PtBB q

    pk

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    Y Connection (Generator)

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    Connection (Generator)

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    Example 1

    4P

    2 pkpk

    B Dl

    P

    For a 3 phase, 4 pole, 24 slot, 5/6 pitch machine with double layer lap

    winding, the peak magnetic filed intensity in the airgap is 0.45 T. Thereis one slot skew. The machine shaft speed is 8000 rpm. The statorinner diameter is 0.5 m. The machine length is 0.3 m. There are 10turns per coil. All the turns are connected in series. The three phasecoils are Y connected.

    (1)What is the rms phase voltage of the machine?(2)What is the rms terminal voltage of the machine?

    , 2 4.44rms e a pk e a pk V f N f N

    a a wN N k

    a cN PqN

    Sq

    mP

    ACmachine1.m

    pk

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    Example 2

    2P

    2 pkpk

    B Dl

    P

    For this example: a cN N

    (Note: This is single layer winding.)

    For a simple 2 pole, 3 phase, Y connected machine (single layer

    winding) shown in the figure, the peak magnetic field intensity in theairgap is 0.2T. There is no skew. The machine shaft speed is 3600 rpm.The stator inner diameter is 0.5 m. The machine length is 0.3 m. Thereare 15 turns in the coil.

    (1)What is the rms phase voltage of the machine?

    (2)What is the rms terminal voltage of the machine?

    , 2 4.44rms e a pk e a pk V f N f N

    ACmachine2.m

    pk

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    Voltage and Speed Regulation

    %100

    fl

    flnl

    V

    VVVR

    Voltage regulation:

    %100

    fl

    flnl

    n

    nn

    SR

    Speed regulation:

    %100

    fl

    flnlSR

    Or:

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    AC Machine Efficiency

    100%out

    in

    P

    P

    out in lossP P P

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    AC Machine Loss Mechanism

    1. Electrical or copper losses (I2Rlosses)2. Core losses

    3. Mechanical losses4. Stray or miscellaneous losses

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    Electrical or Copper Loss

    Stator Copper Loss (SCL):

    Rotor Copper Loss (RCL):

    23SCL A sP I R

    2

    RCL F FP I R

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    Core, Mechanical and Stray Losses

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    AC Generator Power Flow

    power converted from mechanical to electrical

    conv em mP T

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    AC Motor Power Flow

    power converted from electrical to mechanical

    conv em mP T