Sketch a typical torque vs speed curve for a high efficiency induction motor

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Q4 (a)
Sketch a typical torque vs speed curve for a high efficiency induction motor
and indicate the following on the curve:
(i) Synchronous speed
(ii) Starting torque
(iii) Breakdown torque
(iv) A typical fan type load
(b) The per phase equivalent circuit parameters for a 3 phase, 6 pole star
connected induction machine operating off a 230V (phase voltage), 50 Hz
supply are shown on Table Q4b. Assuming that friction and windage losses
are negligible, determine the following for operation at a slip of 0.03:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
The per phase equivalent circuit (including values below)
The actual motor speed (rpm)
The mechanical power (W)
The torque (Nm)
The motor losses (W)
The motor efficiency (%)
Value
Parameter
Хм
1502
R.
4002
Rs
0.62
R,
0.452
Xeq
20
Table Q4b
(c) Outline with the aid of a diagram an inverter driven variable speed induction
motor drive from a fixed frequency 3 phase AC supply. Describe the basic
inverter control requirements to achieve variable speed operation, and sketch
typical torque speed curves.
Transcribed Image Text:Q4 (a) Sketch a typical torque vs speed curve for a high efficiency induction motor and indicate the following on the curve: (i) Synchronous speed (ii) Starting torque (iii) Breakdown torque (iv) A typical fan type load (b) The per phase equivalent circuit parameters for a 3 phase, 6 pole star connected induction machine operating off a 230V (phase voltage), 50 Hz supply are shown on Table Q4b. Assuming that friction and windage losses are negligible, determine the following for operation at a slip of 0.03: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) The per phase equivalent circuit (including values below) The actual motor speed (rpm) The mechanical power (W) The torque (Nm) The motor losses (W) The motor efficiency (%) Value Parameter Хм 1502 R. 4002 Rs 0.62 R, 0.452 Xeq 20 Table Q4b (c) Outline with the aid of a diagram an inverter driven variable speed induction motor drive from a fixed frequency 3 phase AC supply. Describe the basic inverter control requirements to achieve variable speed operation, and sketch typical torque speed curves.
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