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ase squire! cage induction ||| |__| torque |
storinducton meron anytour|| |e. | Acismnent | String | Sarin
| | of starting torque can not | can be adjusted
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Bot constructions gations | 7. | Maintenance | Frequent Frequent
y. application and limitations, |
| maintenance | maintenance is
(8-12, 8Marks) |
| isnot required | necessary due to
| due to the use of
| absence of | sliprings and
| sliprings and | brushes. |
sage induction motor and slip |
Alc sala mootentos of 2h)
(W-12, 8 Marks)
brushes.
pee EER! || “| Use of rotor | Rotor Rotor resistance
resistance resistance ‘starter can be |
2. Power factor starter starter can not | used. |
be used.
4. Applications.
(W.45, 4 Marks) ||]. 9. | Speed Speed control_| Speed control
control using rotor
ee ing using rotor |
; resistance resistance control |
rence to fol: | control can is possible to |
Pero Notbe used. | achieve |
10. | Rotor Less rotor |
I canner acs | rane Inne |Where: Np = Number of rotor turne/phege
and Ny = Number of stator turns/phase
motor :
The differences between a transformer and induction
Motor are as given below.
Table 1.17.1
The core flux is
alternating type.
The frequency of rotor
secondary voltage is induced emf is not
same as that of primary | same as that of stator
voltage. voltage. It changes
The frequency of+ Reand 8 y
iS howe in Fg. 1.
mene 9. 12054) which itstrates how
nding is connected to form a delta
‘be used | Only
vantages o
'9°S of starelta starter me
Jal power lost inte stator
that the stating voltage is
ie by 57.7% only Itis not
.ge by any other factor.
‘Auto
Star dtta | anstormr |
sta
[Type ot | Rewucee
| satng. "| sotng
a | ——_—
2 | Method of | at. staring the | An extemal
| reducing te | stator winding of | stor
| stator voltage | motor is | mer is
| at the time of | connected in star | connected to
| starting confg) stator at the
time of
starting
| Connections in | Stator a)
the run mode. | connected in the | transformer
delta is
| configuration. | disconnected
| and full
supply‘Type of startor
Drecton ine | Ful votaga tama
stare | voltage
ar Delta starter] BIB
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i Rheostatic Stator voltage |
control, field control, stator |
duction | control frequency \
12, $13, W-13 leg control \
| Lathe Fans, pumps, |
aera | | machine, extruders, |
Ete, | drilling and |e” =|
milling Paper and
machines, sugar
of 3 printing industries,
Marke) machinery, traction,
paper chemical and
3 phase machinery, textile industryion
Refric
Jerator
Comparison of Poh
Single Phase Ly yphase IM. and
Sr ——
No Parameter Polyphase. | -
im. | SiPale phase
Number —— 1M.
Three, eee
stator Two, one main
windings. | and other
2. | Centrifu ja
gal | Ni ae
switch, ae Used
3. | Supply
3 phas
voltage. aoe 1 phase ac
4. | Slip rings Used for ies
wound rotor
LM. |
|
5. | Torque High. Low. |
producing |
capacity. |
|
6. | Applications. | High power Low power
: ;
é industrial domestic. |
applications. |
7. | Direction Easy. By Not easy. We |
reversal. changing the | have to
phase interchange the |
sequence. main and
auxiliary
windings.
Se
2.6.5 Comparison of Resistance ec
Motor and Capac
itor Split Phaseee aa
sstrlal AG Machines (Electrical/Sem. 5/MSBTE)
2-12
sarameter| Resistance spit | Capacitor
"arameter) phase motor phase motor
siput [Designed for low | Can be
A Sap) designed upto 5
output upto to 4 HP
put upto gto 2 HP | Hes
tating | Less starting torque.
Torque
Better starting
torque
Cost Very cheap in cost. | Cost in more.
| Reliability [Needs no capacitor | Needs capacitor
and hence give and hence
reliable service reduces
| reliability
Pfs poor. P.fis beter.
ses [Used inhouse hold [Used in
applications ike | compressors, air
washing machines, | conditioners,
refrigerator, fans _| grinders pumps
butfing machine ete. ete.
Repulsion Motors
The repulsion motors can be classified into four types
\s follows :
Repulsion motor.
Compensated repulsion motor.
3. Repulsion start-induction run motor.
4. Repulsion induction motor,
2.7.1 Repulsion Motor :
Construction:
The rotor winding ig
construction is identica
There is a commutate
against the commutat
Principle of operation
Fig. 2.7.1(a) shows a 2.
The stator winding |
supply.
The direction of flow
N-pole is created at
as shown in Fig. 2.7.1(
The alternating stato
flux in the air gap bet
This flux will induce 2
(rotor) conductors |
direction of induced
But the direction of
the positions of the s
_g-14re Fig. 27.102): A?el cylinder
ots in order to
1e field winding
act as poles.
or and the rotor is
are not projecting
th. The mechanical
ee
Salient pole rotor
Poles which
Projecting out frommeha
Surface
and large axial
ripheral speed The air gap between | The ai gap between the
erp!
anically strong, Stator and rotor is non
and rotor ig
form,ara When the motor jp
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on, the V.R. motor
and less number of
number of power
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Note: Fotoris a pomanent magne
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(41635) Fig. 5.11.2; Operation of two phase Permanent.
magnet step motor; excitation Sequence jit jn yn
arial i,
Applications :
1 Synthetic fibre drawing,
, pha 2. These motors afe preferred for the applications :
that need a precise speed of operation, ee
5.11.1 Comparison Of V.R. Motor and P.M.
Motor :
| V.R. motor
Rotor
construction
Salient pole | Smooth |
type rotor cylindrical type
rotor
Es P .
Motor
magnetized ? ica
Step angle [smar | a Teatn ravaelwer rial AC Machines (
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Parameter
No. |
4, | Number of poles
Torque to inertia
stepping rate per sec c |
slow
Dynamic -
response | Lo
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