Abstract:
In this work, the minimisation of the total copper losses in an induction motor has been achieved by optimising the flux level as a function of the motor torque. The chan...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
In this work, the minimisation of the total copper losses in an induction motor has been achieved by optimising the flux level as a function of the motor torque. The changes in motor parameters depending on flux level are taken into account. Three losses minimisation methods are presented and compared both by simulation and experiments. Results obtained from an appropriate benchmark show that the input machine power can be decreased by 15% when using such optimisation.
Date of Conference: 18-21 May 1997
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 06 August 2002
Print ISBN:0-7803-3946-0
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- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Saturation Magnetization ,
- Total Loss ,
- Copper Loss ,
- Motor Torque ,
- Induction Motor ,
- Steady State ,
- Dynamic Programming ,
- Dynamic Performance ,
- Constant Flux ,
- Steady-state Operation ,
- Load Torque ,
- Synchronous Frame ,
- Magnitude Of Flux ,
- Stator Current ,
- Reference Speed ,
- Dynamic Programming Method ,
- Synchronous Reference Frame ,
- Field-oriented Control ,
- Total Inductance ,
- Flux Method ,
- Stator Inductance ,
- Optimal Flux
Keywords assist with retrieval of results and provide a means to discovering other relevant content. Learn more.
- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Saturation Magnetization ,
- Total Loss ,
- Copper Loss ,
- Motor Torque ,
- Induction Motor ,
- Steady State ,
- Dynamic Programming ,
- Dynamic Performance ,
- Constant Flux ,
- Steady-state Operation ,
- Load Torque ,
- Synchronous Frame ,
- Magnitude Of Flux ,
- Stator Current ,
- Reference Speed ,
- Dynamic Programming Method ,
- Synchronous Reference Frame ,
- Field-oriented Control ,
- Total Inductance ,
- Flux Method ,
- Stator Inductance ,
- Optimal Flux