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Construction of induction motors The stator frame consists of laminations of silicon steel usually with a thickness of about millimetre Lamination is necessary since a voltage is induced along the axial length of the steel as well as in the stator conductors The laminations are insulated from each other usually by a varnish layer
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It is because of the low cost simple and rugged construction of the motor Moreover it has good operating characteristics with an efficiency as high as 90% An induction motor does not have any commutator like the one we saw in a DC motor Hence it provides a good speed regulation without any sparking
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The construction of a synchronous motor is very similar to the construction of an alternator Both are synchronous machines where one we use as a motor and the other as a generator Just like any other motor the synchronous motor also has a stator and a rotor We will look into the construction details of the various parts one by one in detail
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where where n s is the synchronous speed f is the line voltage frequency in Hz and P is the number of Working Principle of a Synchronous Motor The synchronous motor works with two electrical inputs provided to it The stator is equipped with a 3 phase AC supply while the rotor is provided with the DC supply
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A synchronous motor is one in which the rotor normally rotates at the same speed as the revolving field in the machine The stator is similar to that of an induction machine consisting of a cylindrical iron frame with windings usually three phase located in slots around the inner periphery The difference is in the rotor which normally contains an insulated winding connected through slip
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Construction of Synchronous Motor The structure is same as of other motors Stator and rotor are the main parts of a synchronous motor while a frame is the cover and both stator and rotor make up the electric and magnetic circuitry of the Synchronous motors The main components of the motor are Stator Rotor Exciter Frame Temps de Lecture Estimé 9 mins ThreePhase Synchronous Motor
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The ability to increase rotor resistance when starting the motor allows for heavy loads to be smoothly accelerated to rated speed When the inrush current must be minimized or there is an inrush current limitation lower than what squirrel cage motors/synchronous motors can handle consider using a wound rotor motor
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It is almost same for any given synchronous motor or a generator It is made up of number of stampings which are slotted to receive the windings Lets see the construction of a three phase stator The three phase windings are placed on the slots of laminated core and these windings are electrically spaced 120 degrees apart These windings are connected as either star or delta depending upon
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In this topic you study Induction Generator Construction Diagram Torque Slip Characteristics Advantages Applications If the terminals of the stator winding of a three phase induction motor are kept connected to a three phase supply of constant voltage and frequency and at the same time it is driven at a speed higher than the synchronous speed with the help of a suitable prime
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Synchronous Motor Construction This motor is mainly designed to use in high power applications The classification of this can be done like the following Axially Laminated Radially Laminated Reluctance motors are mainly used to deliver extremely high power density at less cost to make them perfect for several applications
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match the performance of every ABB synchronous motor to the needs of its application The use of high grade core material increases efficiency and reduces operating costs Radial cooling ducts ensure uniform and effective cooling The rigid stator construction transmits all forces via the frame to the foundation to minimize vibrations The
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Synchronous motor construction is very similar to synchronous generator construction except that most motors are salient pole Synchronous Motor Working Principle and Construction Principle and Operation of Synchronous Motor When an induction motor is connected to a three phase supply a rotating magnetic field is established this induces currents in the rotor windings thereby
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Description version Designed for operation from a 220 240 Vac supply but synchronous speed will be maintained to a much lower voltage with a loss of working torque Power Rating = W AC Motor Type = Synchronous Supply Voltage = 230 240 V ac Phase = 2 Output Speed = 250 rpm AC Motor Construction Synchronous
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Advantages of Double Cage Induction Motor It permits high starting torque and good efficiency during running conditions No need of maintaining slip rings and brushes when compared to the wound rotor Since the starting current required to produce starting torque is small The motor can be started by a direct on line starter
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Linear electric motors can drive a linear motion load without intermediate gears screws or crank shafts A linear synchronous motor LSM is a linear motor in which the mechanical motion is in synchronism with the magnetic field the mechanical speed is the same as the speed of the traveling magnetic field Figure 3
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The first project involved testing of a prototype linear synchronous motor LSM based weapons elevator for a US Navy aircraft carrier The second covered the construction of an LSM conveyance
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The motors start as induction motors When they approach synchronous speed the slots enable the synchronous magnetic field to lock onto the rotor The motor then turns at synchronous speed so long as the required torque is low In the reluctance motor the rotor has projecting poles that resemble individual teeth
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Construction of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor PMSM The basic construction of PMSM is same as that of synchronous motor The only difference lies with the rotor Unlike synchronous motor there is no filed winding on the rotor of PMSM Field poles are created by using permanent magnet
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A part of each pole is wrapped by a copper coil The copper coil forms a closed loop across each pole This loop is known as the shading coil The poles are laminated A slot is cut across the lamination of the pole The slot is approximately one third distance from the edge of the pole
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The synchronous motor requires the DC excitation system or prime mover to start the motor for the rotor rotating The induction motor does not require an excitation system to start the motor 07 Construction The construction of the synchronous motor is very difficult The construction of the induction motor is relatively easy 08
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Switched Reluctance Motor SRM Switched reluctance motor works based on the variable reluctance principle The rotating magnetic field is created with the help of power electronics switching circuit The main concept is the reluctance of the magnetic circuit is depending upon the air gap Hence by changing the air gap between the rotor and
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A new construction of an outer rotor synchronous reluctance motor without typical rotor ferromagnetic yoke is presented and investigated in this paper The paper includes a comparative analysis between the new construction of the outer rotor synchronous reluctance motor and a similar salient pole motor with outer ferromagnetic yoke For the comparative analysis the electromagnetic torque angle
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The synchronous motor gives constant speed whereas induction motors can be started against full load torque Consider a normal slip ring induction motor having three phase winding on the rotor as shown in the Fig 1 Initially it is run as an slip ring induction motor with the help of starting resistances When the resistance is cut out the motor runs with a slip Now the connections are
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The induction motor is a type of single excited machine whereas the synchronous motor is a type of doubly excited machine The induction motor has a simple design while the synchronous motor has a complex design In the supply system of the induction motor stator winding is linked by an AC source On the other side in a synchronous motor
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Synchronous motors Synchronous motors cover the bases that induction motors cannot namely their asynchronous nature Synchronous motors match the output rotational frequency to the input AC frequency allowing designers to use these motors in precisely timed applications such as clocks rolling mills record players and more
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Wound rotor synchronous motor Construction the principle of operation synchronous speed direct on line starting and going out of synchronism of wound rotor synchronous motor Single phase induction motor Types of single phase induction electric motors their design and the principle of operation Wiring diagrams of single phase electric motor ©2024 Engineering
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Synchronous Motor Construction There are 2 main parts of synchronous motor first one is rotating part called rotor and the second is a static part known as stator The assembly of induction motor s stator similar to synchronous motor But the difference in rotor construction is that rotor of a synchronous motor is connected with the external field supply and induction motor lack this supply
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Working of Synchronous Motor The working principle of a synchronous motor can be easily understood by thinking of two magnets locked with each other and if one stator rotates at a speed Ns the other rotor will also rotate at the same speed ie Ns Further it will be understood as we go into the construction/design of this motor
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