A study of methods to measure the parameters of single-phase induction motors

Merwe, C. van der; Merwe, F.S. van der

doi:10.1109/60.391889

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“…The lumped parameter estimation of SPIMs has been discussed in [14,15]. A comparison is made in the estimation of the performance of SPIM when considered as a two-phase motor with treatment as single-phase motor [16]. A computed complex voltage ratio (CCVR) has been developed in [17] to obtain the performance of permanent capacitor SPIMs.…”

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Robust design methodology for single phase induction motor ceiling fan

Sharma

Singh

2020

IET Electric Power Applications

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This paper deals with the robust design of a single‐phase induction motor (SPIM) for ceiling fan application. It also identifies the critical design parameters of a single‐phase induction motor for an outer rotor geometry. The inaccuracy issues in the equivalent circuit method for such low watt application, are discussed with experimental validation using different equivalent circuit approaches. Moreover, the finite element (Finite Element) approach is used for the accurate design of the SPIMs. The magnetic behaviour of the ceiling fan SPIM is also studied in detail. A 45 W ceiling fan design is considered for improvement in the efficiency and performance with the same outer and inner diameter dimensions. For the improved design of the SPIM, a sequential DoE (Design of Experiments) based methodology is used. Taguchi's orthogonal arrays, namely L18 and L9, are used for robust design of the stator as well as the rotor. The improved design for ceiling fan SPIM is validated by two‐dimensional time stepping transient FEA.

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Robust design methodology for single phase induction motor ceiling fan

Sharma

Singh

2020

IET Electric Power Applications

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“…Relying on a DC test, a blocked rotor test and a no-load test, it is possible to determine the values of the parameters in the equivalent circuit [1,2,4,6,7]. Using these values, MATLAB allows to simulate the active powers of the motor windings.…”

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Active power reversal in the main winding of a single phase induction motor

Peuteman¹,

Heerswynghels²

2010

5th IET International Conference on Power Electronics, Machines and Drives (PEMD 2010)

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When a single phase induction motor -with a main and an auxiliary winding -operates in a practical no-load condition, the main winding does not extract active power from the grid but it injects active power into the grid. Active power is transferred from the auxiliary winding to the main winding and injected back in the grid. Using the steady-state equivalent circuit of the motor, this power reversal phenomenon is studied. Formulas, describing the motor behaviour, allow to simulate the power reversal phenomenon using MATLAB.

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“…The third method is called the two phase method. In this method, the SPIM is converted into two identical windings with currents separated by 90° phase angle [9], [10]. In the fourth method [11], [12], finite element method is used to determine the equivalent circuit parameters.…”

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“…m 2 . wm ) 2 ss .C x / S s) (9) where the arbitrary correction factor C x is determined based on the stator slot windings as given by (10) which permits the use of ( m . wm ) in the (9).…”

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Analyzing the performance of completed designed outer rotor single phase induction motor

Mohammed

Ramli

2013

2013 IEEE Student Conference on Research and Developement

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This paper presents the analysis on the performance of outer rotor squirrel cage induction motor (ORSCSPIM) using Veinott theory. Previously the motor was designed based classical design theory. The calculated performance of the designed motor obtained from the classical theory, which are efficiency, power factors, input power, output power, and starting torque, are compared with performance analysis done using Veinott theory. The analyses are carried out using MATLAB.

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A study of methods to measure the parameters of single-phase induction motors

Cited by 26 publications

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Robust design methodology for single phase induction motor ceiling fan

Robust design methodology for single phase induction motor ceiling fan

Active power reversal in the main winding of a single phase induction motor

Analyzing the performance of completed designed outer rotor single phase induction motor

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