I = Using the 'single phase equivalent circuit' given below, the required parameters ir terms of motor parameters equations will be deducted. Equations separately for asynchronous motor powered by voltage source will be removed and the spaces given below will be written. V1 and 11 are the RMS value of the AC phase voltage and current. All formulas (3phase motor) will be written as a function of motor Stator current Rotor current I = Pm = Shaft power parameters and slip. Moment Tm = j(X;+X2) V1 = Yield Thevenin emp. Zth = Simplified Approximate Equivalent Circuit Thevenin voltage Vth = Slip at maximum Smax = moment point Max. moment Tmax = Maksimum yield 1 max %3D İnrush current Istart = (s=1 current) İnrush moment Tstart =

I = Using the 'single phase equivalent circuit' given below, the required parameters ir terms of motor parameters equations will be deducted. Equations separately for asynchronous motor powered by voltage source will be removed and the spaces given below will be written. V1 and 11 are the RMS value of the AC phase voltage and current. All formulas (3phase motor) will be written as a function of motor Stator current Rotor current I = Pm = Shaft power parameters and slip. Moment Tm = j(X;+X2) V1 = Yield Thevenin emp. Zth = Simplified Approximate Equivalent Circuit Thevenin voltage Vth = Slip at maximum Smax = moment point Max. moment Tmax = Maksimum yield 1 max %3D İnrush current Istart = (s=1 current) İnrush moment Tstart =

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter12: Power System Controls

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.12P

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