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04 (a) Indicate the relevant changes in induction motor performance (output power,
speed, efficiency, power factor etc.) to the following changes in operation or
motor characteristics:
(i) An increase in the supply frequency.
(ii) An increase in the rotor resistance.
(iii) An increase in the iron loss resistance.
(v)
An increase in the leakage reactance.
Parameter Value
Units
Хм
12
Re
44
R.
Xe
100
mf2
800
R.
82
Table Q4b
A 3 phase 4 pole star connected induction machine operates from a 2G-0 V
(phase voltage) and 5G4 Hz supply. Given the equivalent circuit parameters
shown in Table Q4b, and assuming the friction and windage loss is
negligible, calculate the following parameters when operating at a slip of
0.03:
(b)
The actual motor speed (rpm).
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
The mechanical power (W).
The torque (Nm).
The efficiency (%).
The no load current (A).
Specification
Value
Units
Full Load slip
0.025
Stator Copper Loss = Rotor Copper loss = Iron Loss
| 1.9
0.325
No Load Current
A
No Load Power Factor
Table Q4c
A hoist manufacturer requires a 6 pole 3 phase induction motor to meet the
specification outlined in Table Q4c when operation from a phase voltage of
IG:0 V and supply frequency 6Gs Hz.
(c)
(i) Neglecting leakage reactance and friction and windage loss determine
the required per phase equivalent circuit values to meet these
requirements
(ii)
Calculate the mechanical power when operating at full load.
Transcribed Image Text:04 (a) Indicate the relevant changes in induction motor performance (output power, speed, efficiency, power factor etc.) to the following changes in operation or motor characteristics: (i) An increase in the supply frequency. (ii) An increase in the rotor resistance. (iii) An increase in the iron loss resistance. (v) An increase in the leakage reactance. Parameter Value Units Хм 12 Re 44 R. Xe 100 mf2 800 R. 82 Table Q4b A 3 phase 4 pole star connected induction machine operates from a 2G-0 V (phase voltage) and 5G4 Hz supply. Given the equivalent circuit parameters shown in Table Q4b, and assuming the friction and windage loss is negligible, calculate the following parameters when operating at a slip of 0.03: (b) The actual motor speed (rpm). (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) The mechanical power (W). The torque (Nm). The efficiency (%). The no load current (A). Specification Value Units Full Load slip 0.025 Stator Copper Loss = Rotor Copper loss = Iron Loss | 1.9 0.325 No Load Current A No Load Power Factor Table Q4c A hoist manufacturer requires a 6 pole 3 phase induction motor to meet the specification outlined in Table Q4c when operation from a phase voltage of IG:0 V and supply frequency 6Gs Hz. (c) (i) Neglecting leakage reactance and friction and windage loss determine the required per phase equivalent circuit values to meet these requirements (ii) Calculate the mechanical power when operating at full load.
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