Thermal Performances of Induction Motors for Applications in Washdown Environment

Armando, Eric; Boglietti, Aldo; Carpaneto, Enrico; Castagnini, Alessandro; Seita, Marco

doi:10.1109/tia.2019.2917419

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“…Thermal modelling for stator winding in short-term transient has been proposed in literature [24][25]. Thermal analysis of induction motors has been addressed in literature [26][27][28][29][30][31]. The thermal behaviour of induction motors in a wash-down environment has been discussed by Jankowski et al [26], in which thermal properties of the motors have been considered.…”

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Analytical Evaluation of Core Losses, Thermal Modelling and Insulation Lifespan Prediction for Induction Motor in Presence of Harmonic and Voltage Unbalance

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Pourmoosa

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voltage of the motor leads to a non-sinusoidal flux density which increases the core losses. Therefore, accurate estimation of core losses at various conditions is essential in the optimal design of the motor. Owing to the non-uniform flux density in the machines, core loss analysis is a challenging problem. The core losses mainly consist of static and dynamic components. The static component is the hysteresis loss occurring even at zero frequency. The dynamic component is divided into eddy current losses and excess losses which is the result of magnetic domain walls variations. Since the components of the losses have different origins, they

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