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Chapter 17AC Machines

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Chapter 17AC Machines

1. Select the proper ac motor type for various applications.

2. State how torque varies with speed for various ac motors.

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3. Compute electrical and mechanical quantities for ac motors.4. Use motor nameplate data.5. Understand the operation and characteristics of three-phase induction motors, three-phase synchronous machines, various types of single- phase ac motors, stepper motors, and brushless dc motors.

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Rotating Stator Field

We see that the stator windings of three-phase induction machines set up magnetic poles that rotate around the circumference of the stator.

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240cos tKiB cc

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240cos120coscosgap tKitKitKiB cba

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120cos tIti mb

240cos tIti mc

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0480cos240coscos ttt

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Thus, the field in the gap rotates counterclockwise with an angular speed ω.

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Synchronous Speed

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The direction of rotation of a three-phase induction motor can be reversed byinterchanging any two of the three line connections to the three-phase source.

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Squirrel-Cage Induction Machines

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Slip and Slip Frequency

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Effect of Rotor Inductance on Torque

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Torque–Speed Characteristic

For small values of slip, developed torque is proportional to slip.

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Motor designers can modify the shape of thetorque–speed curve bychanging various aspects of the machine design such as the cross section and depth of the rotor conductors.

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Induction-Motor Equivalent Circuit

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Phase versus Line Quantities

The voltage Vs across each winding and current Is through each winding shown in Figure 17.13 are called the phase voltage and phase current, respectively.

The windings of an induction motor may be connected in either a delta or a wye.

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Relationships between lineand phase quantities for adelta-connected motor.

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3line sII

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Relationships between lineand phase quantities for awye-connected motor.

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Power and Torque Calculations 2

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Selection of Induction MotorsSome of the most important considerations in

selecting an induction motor are:

1. Efficiency2. Starting torque3. Pull-out torque4. Power factor5. Starting current

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SYNCHRONOUS MACHINESGeneration of electrical energy by utility

companies is done almost exclusively with synchronous machines.

Assuming a constant frequency source, the speedof a synchronous motor does not vary with load.

The stator windings of a synchronous machine arebasically the same as those of an induction machine.

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Electrical AnglesAngles can be measured in electrical degrees for which the angle between adjacent north and south poles is 180°.

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Field ComponentsThe total field rotating in the air gap is partly due to the dc currents in the rotor windings and partly due to the ac currents in the stator (armature) windings.

Synchronous machines are designed so the flux varies sinusoidally around the air gap.

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rs BBB total

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Btotal and Br are the magnitudes of the phasors Btotal and Br , respectively. δ is the electrical angle, called the torque angle, by which the rotor field lags the total field.

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Equivalent Circuitasra jX IEV

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Potential for Power-Factor Correction

sin3 aa IVQ The synchronous motor can act as a source of reactive power.

Proper use of synchronous motors can lower energy costs of an industrial plant by increasing the power factor.

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Operation with Variable Load and Constant Field

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cosdev aIP

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Operation with Constant Load and Variable Field

Current

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Starting Methods

1. Vary the frequency of the ac source starting very low.

2. Use a prime mover to bring the synchronous motor up to speed.

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3. The rotors of many synchronous motors contain amortisseur or damper conductors, which are similar in structure to the squirrel- cage conductors used in induction motors. Thus, the motor can be started as an induction motor with the field windings shorted and without load.

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Basic Single-Phase Induction Motor

The pulsating flux produced by the main winding can be resolved into two counterrotating components.

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Auxiliary WindingsTwo windings that are 90° apart physically and carrying currents 90° apart in phase produce a rotating magnetic field.

Single-phase induction motors contain an auxiliary winding displaced by 90 electrical degrees from the main winding.

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Shaded-Pole MotorsShaded-pole motors are usedfor inexpensive low-powerapplications.

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STEPPER MOTORS

Anytime you need accurate repeatable positioning, consider using a stepping motor.