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  • Lehigh UniversityLehigh Preserve

    Theses and Dissertations

    1970

    Asynchronous operation of round rotorsynchronous machinesWilliam F. HechtLehigh University

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    I. INTR0DUC'I.'_!·O'J1· •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . \ -

    II. EDDY CURRENT ·EFFECTS • ~ •• • • • • • • • • •

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    III. EFFECTIVE ROTOR IIv.tPEDANCE REFERRED TO THE STATOR i • • • • • • • • I • • • • • • • .r

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    After a ,gene3?ating. unit l.oses .. s_ynchro11ism, . -~t is

    usua+ly disconnected from the system •. However, tests have· ...

    shown .that if an unsynchronized round rotor machine· is1

    left cpnnected to the system, its speed will increase to

    some st'eady s~ate asynchronous value at ·which the ele~trical f..

    p_ower output of the machine ~lus windag.e and friction losses)

    is equ·al to the turbine mechanical _power input. The machine •e • ·~

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    out put is due to induced eddy'purrents tn the rotor surf~ce

    causing the unit to act as an indtiction gene~ator • .J ...

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    A methbd is· presented for predicting the as:.ynchronous

    operatiiig char.acteristics of a, round rotor·. synchronous ma-

    chine whose field circuit is open~ The method is tb .adapt ~ .

    "the.classical equivalent circuit of an iJduction machine to

    represent a_s·ynchronous operation of a synch~onous machine.

    The. stator resistance, stator leaka~e ~eactance,.

    magnetizing reactanc·e and conductance. representing s.tat.o; '

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    INTRODUCTION [14,. 27, llJ ·

    . { The accep"t~cl_ p;~~~iv~e ___ !A _P9W~~- __ $ystem. \operation in . ---.. ~---·--. ,-- ----------- . --·--·-.....:...-·--··-----------------·----·-··----·----- . -----------------·-·

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    most Western countries _is that, in the event of a generating r

    .~ unit J.osing synchronism due to. loss of exci·tation or due to . ., .

    ' . a system disturbance,. the machine is to be disconnected \ from the system. Operating practj.ces ·i·n the Soviet UniQ~i ·-- --- ·-··, - ;· "'" ... ··"'··- ......... .

    . 1 -however, peimi t asynchronous ~ation of round rotor ma- , 6 - chin.es for up to thirty minutes after loss of .ex.citation.

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    a If excitation can be restored during ehis perio.d, resynchro-nization is · attempted by the method of self-~ynchtoni.:z'at16n. -·------·-----~------- ··

    Power engineers in the Soviet Union believe this practice significantly improves povrer system reliability by reducing

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    the forced· outage rate of generation. . Operating experience in the Soviet Union 126] and numerous tests there and in Great Britain [13, 14, 16, 17,. 18, 23, 28] have shown that •

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    a significant real power outpu_t (about o.s to· 0.8 per unit)· .

    can be obtained at slips of only about ·1% or.2%. T·his out-:-~ -, .

    . put is t~e· result of induced eddy currents in the-roto~

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    B •. -excessive armature heating caused by high - .'.i' .

    armature ,currents. due to operation at a

    very lo~JI, power .factor. (Under asynchronous. )- .

    condition~, the machine must draw all its· ' magnetizing current from. the sys tern·.)

    C~• abnormally lov1 terminal vol tqge causing

    reduced output of station au~iliaries, .,.

    .~gain due to the machine drawing its mag-

    t . . l t f h ne 1z1ng curren- -rom t e,sy~tem. '

    D. in.sufficient pov1er :output at -lo\1v slip i

    to produce the necessary braking torque

    to prevent ovar-s-peed-c -trippins of the-___ ·_;,___. _____ - ·· · ·. --- ... · --· · ·----un1t ~ • -~· ·-

    This thes·is prese.nts a method· for predicting the, . .

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    chronous ·machine whose field circuit_ is ___ o_pen-•. -~~hJ~_~ ____ will_be ___________ ~--~~- ~-: ______ : , ------~ ' . ----------------~-·:-----.- -- . ' .

    . done by determining -values for the el·emehts of tl1e classical ~-

    - . . eglli \Ta!_e~i:- ci!'f\.l~;',of · an induction maChine, shown !::1 __ :.~~1:"_':-.-!.!.-----· . : -. :; . - · . '. . . . .. . . ' -~·"-"='"""=n

  • ~______:_____,.-----'--'-'-----.-·------ . - _,,,,, -·· --._ ·- --····· ···-·· ·-· ---- .. ------' --~~ -------_---_·--·-_- -- - - .. ---- --- ·,- - --_____ ···- - : - -------------.--1-------- -- ----~·: .. ·.-· .. -~·-·------·,-·-------· - . .,., .• _., ___ •• ~--_-_· -_···,;:_-··, -_:-r':;._·_-.-·:--·----:-1·· __ -r·,-·_-.:·.~·_:-. .---__ ._--.,---2....,:~-··---------'-------··-'-------'------'--~

    -.

    '-- .

    /

    .. ' ..

    ...... , -, -·- :•. - --~ - ~------ - - . ' - . --· ·;·- -- -.-

    --~-

    !.: -·ii· ..... ,, ...

    ,_ . ' ., __ .

    • s7.-;..~==-:;.·.-; --·:,.:-;___,:_-=~N=-•·•·..,-;·,-.,,-.ca=.-;--,;·:--:.-1:.~-•~-,.·-· .. ---'--.,,---, .,··~-- ••• ·.-·· .. '!'- ,-,-._-•· •• >,·, ·,-·--;-_=-•'!' ____ -, , ' . .-- ,

  • 111

    . ------------~--.: ._.·.·-···--··-·_·_, __ ··,- _:. ....... _~----.,..-· ·._--_·-·-·· .. ·_·-.- --~----· --··

    )

    -~ ', .. .- 'Ill)"

    ,,

    . .,

    '

    •. :__

    ;_ !

    .\ '· ..

    6

    ' ED-DY·---etJRREN'.r·-EF·F~CTS c-12-, ZO 1 24, 25, 10] - :, .. ···-. - - ------- ---------...,. __ . ---- --- -------- - ---------~ II. , . .,

    ..,.. . . __ A_._ _ ____ In.:tr.o.duc.ti.on--- . -----~-. -· _____ ;_ _________________ . -------------~----------.. ----- ---- ----- ---~--=-----

    ,, ' . When iroh--is subjected_ to an alt~rnating ~nunf, · -en~rgy is lost in the iron due to eddy curre~ts and hyster-

    esis. ..The difficulty in accu~ately calculating these losses

    is due to the extremely nonlineaJ:".relation.between· Band H.

    An approximate solution, valid for, small values of H, may ..

    be obtained by assuming the magn~tic permeabili~y to be .,.

    constant. Hysteresis.losses, which may predominate at (

    ' . ' -these low ~alues of H, must be estimated and added to the ' . . .

    . ---- ··----~·---- ---· -···----' -~·1-·-------- --. . .

    - ·------------ --· --------- -- ~ ~--· .. ----. -- - ~ . ·-· .. - .... - ... ··-. . ,... ... . ~ .

    calculated eddy current losses~ For large values of H

    (those well into the ·saturation region) eddy. curre1ht losses predominate ~nd hysteresis losses become less-significant.·

    / - I

    This is particularly true of the rotor losses i-n a synchro-'/

    . '

    nous machine operating asynchronously, since the rotor ~iron

    .·surface is saturated· and the· frequency of ·applied mmf ·(which

    is equal to the slip frequency) is low· • . ) . '

    .,.

    •. .,

    Electric ~nd Magnetie ~ields in th~ Irbn .·-,. • . . . · - ------~----T-o---ea-lculate fields ~within the iron, consider a_. I

    ' ' semi-infinite, -conducti~g, f·erromagnetic- .solid ,extending in· t - '

    --~--:· .. -=--== =-~=-·=:en':C±Z~~aI="i@{;:tTO-n··w1:fli·~·:a-=·prane-.. ·faee ··rn·=ilie·x=··-~-·Y·"piane · •... ·· ..... ·-ts~~-- --~-~=-=-==--=-.---~ Figure_ 2. )· · Since the rotor iron can be expected Oto operate

    ~·. . .•.

    •.

  • --·,------·. ---- ---·------- ---- --- _.,._ --- .,___ --- - ~- - -- - -- '--·- ·- ;. ' ' ~( ,,-; .

    I

    _,_.· __ ._._~_· ...... _ .. _

    ' - J

    - - -- ··-- -· -- - ·-·. ,., ... _! -·-·---

    i , ... {'i

    ~- '· ...

    ..

    ... •

    I-. ·, '

    .•

    ii,"•

    - --- - --------- - . ..-

    we 11 into the saturation region~ the idealiz~d ~ctangµlar ...

    B-H curve of Figure 3 will be as_sumed.

    . . - -··· . .. . - ·---·· .. -·-·· ---··· ___ .. _ ---- ·---- -•-------- ---------·-

    ..•... - ·- ··- ····«.·---·----

    7

    -- ·- - . ----~---, .., .

    -----~ At ________ z____;;_ __ o_, ____ le_t ____ a ______ ma:g_ne_ti c fie -ld .. b·.e~~app~l i e·!L~11h i ch._Jl __ a __ s __ - ___ _

    only a y-99n,.pon.~n.t ___ eq_ual-~.to: __ .,. ~~ .. ~ . ' .... -.---~--·---~~- ,.~------· , ... -·· -- -·--··· '""" - ' ~ - - - ·------~--~------ ----;-------· --• •• _..,,-~ • ...,_-~ti°".·'• - -- • • - ----~-----·,.·----- --· ~--. •I=----- ' -- ... -·-·--

    ·,,

    ..

    '• :, . ~

    ·,.

    (1) ·:t·'.'".'.·

    ~. '

    -· ' .·,·. I --1

    The corresponding electric field will be J1orma.1 to the . mag-

    '\ netic field and in the,x-direction •. MaxweJlis equatioris

    then ·reduce to: '

    ' ( 2'} · . .:·- az = ye: ·wh·e.:re,.: · ·y --~ GOnducti vi ty - -

    . ( 3) ---- = - ----az at

    Since, in this case, with a rectang~la~ saturation curve .

    ab/at may be infinite, define: ~

    -00

    ~ = b dz

    . Z

    . (·S) ah I - - ye - ' az

    '

    '-.,.., . \ .

    - , ,,. --- ~. ·,· . : ..

    . :r._· ..

    i . ' '.JI'"

    . . ,,r,'.';l':'F,,9:'-.J:'(:J:;t,,;:-';;"'t ,,;,_'>'j~:;,";m,,, , -·• ''' S• · 'd·> ·' ,_.,,_., .. ,., '"w~,,~.,,-,,, '""""~"'"'"~~-"·"•••••'-'"'" ""' ·. ,;,. '"'.'~·'"·•-·•·-»~, ·-'"' ''"·""'"·,,.-,,,_.,,,.,,,.,,.;-.• -,,, .. w., ~• ,·• •··"''-'••,·.,-., , ,, •• c••·J·c.,_,,,,",·-·, .'-.oe:,· , •. ,, .e< c.,· ·,,,._. .,,. ,._,._, .,_., , ,, ... , .• ,, .• ·•

    ... i'

    '/,

  • ---------· --··--- -------··-···

    ..

    \.

    ... , ..

    \ -

    /"t,,

    -1

    . - _·'. ':.;,.._ ,~-o. .•... ,)._.-

    H=H .0 • sin

    : . I

    ,.__,, __ _

    X

    wt

    ··-.. ·-···-··---------··--··- -·- ----- ··-- ---·-- ---~--···11-- - --------- ...... -.!. •..• _; __ _

    • ••

    ---"---------------.

    z

    Figure 2

    Assumed Semi~infinite, Conductin9 •

    b 1

    f

    ~ . _J t .u.

    • B ' -0 :.'·

    - _+.

    Figure 3

    Idealized Rectangular B-H Curve '

    I

    'I

    J

    8 J .. '

    -.. .,

    ,,'

    H-, • •

    Solid .. •'

    Ile C

    [ C

    .. ...

    ( h

  • - '" ··----·.----i • . I .

    .~ .

    ; . ..

    i

    I; i aqi

    e --(6') at

    .. ,

    . -.. ,. --: .. ..

    . - ' . '

    - . . . . - ---'----')

    c\, .. - ..... , .. ~.

    .,

    l t : r l

    I ' f

    I

    t

    t . ' . i ' t

    . - _. -.. . . ---.- ---------- .-~. ------ ------------·--"7.,;.._ ·------_____;~-~~-----The approa

  • -· --- .. ····-··-- ·-·-- '~- - -- ... ~--~--~--a---------·--- - ---·----- ·------·---·------- --•

    -~- ..... ~ ... ~ ..... ,_ ... -. -·· -·-------- - -~----·-· .. ., .. ---------·------·---·--·-,· I..,

    . (. .. ,. I

    . '• ________ ---~-~--- -·- --··-·-·-· . ··-- - ---·. -' .

    10

    ... ~ ' surface. ·At any given time, let ·the ,

    ~

    separating ~surface be at z = z;. (See , .... I ·,

    Figure 4 .,) ---------------·--:--'--··-·----------------. -· ~-·:---- ... :. - . ---- ---·-·· - ---·· ----·· - --- -- '41:'• _______.:...------- .---·~·-· ----·-·----~------··-·--·-- . : . . . ..- .---:-:..,.--. . .

    I

    .~;.1 .,

    :· ..

    -_..,_,.

    \

    linearly (in s~ace) to zero ~t.z = t.

    (See. Figure 5.) .~

    4. e is equal to·E to-.the left o·f

    z = z; (o< z< ~) and e is zero to the right

    of z = z; (z>z;) •. · (See Figure 6.)

    .... · .. --·· . .:: .... • ... _ ..

    The proposed solution -meets' the boundary condi)b±·,o·ns :· "' ·.,. t - ... ,· ..

    \; ?'··

    ~

    B B • H'. - sig - 0 and .H H • wt - sin - • 0 . .,

    - It remains only to check" it a·ga_inst equations ·cs) ~and_ :[6): :•

    From equation (5): ..

    I

    (7) II - - y~: -' r;

    .. ,.: ··'

    ,r .•• .

    From the assume·d .so_lution: . . ·..; ., "'It • ..

    - • ·-~,~. .-.- -.. - ...• - .•. -.,..---.~~.- ... ·-.-->" .•.. --~ '.\.,_ • -• ·.'., • '• ,;,n ,,,-. .- . • p •• -=;,~-=---,~-· • --- ~ -,., - " -- ~ - - • - - - - =7-- ·c - - , ,

    -

    (8) a~ az;. ..

    (o

  • ("·'

    ,·r

    ..

    ..

    ...

    }:

    , ..

    -·-·-·--·-·---·-·- . --··-· ·-·-.-·--··· -- . . --~:~ - .......

    . c

    , ---~-. --. ---·-····--"--. ' . . ' . . - ---,

    b,y

    -B 0

    J

    )

    J

    .. ·

    \.

    \ ,

    • f

    ,. r-,, .•

    Separating ···Surface

    I

    .._ --....

    V

    '-

    j}

    z=T;

    dt . - -- dt

    '

    z=o

    Figure 4

    Distribution of Band Position of

    h,y

    H

    Magnetic Intensity Separati~g Surf~de

    I I

    z=z; z=-o ,

    Figure 5

    Distribution

    z

    e

    E.

    ,i ,.

    r'1agneti zing

    I

    Force

    )

    \

    z

    /

    .. z

    11

    ',

    /

    •. - .. . . ·... .•• -··

    'i i i f ! ---·-t·

    - ' -----.------------------

    ·,r

    ..

    --·--------···-----------------·-------- -----·------'----'---~----\1-ilS!---~ -----

    ----~--·-- •• ··--·-·--··-·---·· - .•.• 0, ..... , .• - .... ----~- ··--··---- - ••.•• ,----~---·-···-·------- ·- ---·=·-· - ----··········-·"··-·

    .... _, _____ ....... . .

    Figure 6

    Distribution of ••• -i~

    z=z;

    E , ·ec···t-·· • -.1. .. · _ .··r:1.c

    I

    z=o

    ]?i_e.ld

    .. - . .,....... - -- ·-·--·--·----······------- --·---· ·-----.-·-----·-· .•.. -1-.

    z

  • --~--,---. ---~-'"·-------' "'

    _j

    ( 10) '· e

    ' ..

    . - r .. ! --;.j

    --

    I..~---

    ~-

    E

    .. ~--- .... ' "·-;- ,. . ,· ·.· -,. -· ·.,, · ...... , ... ".-.--.- _·,,,.,,;._--., .. ;,-_ ... ·( ..... ,: __ ~-.-":".";'• .. ·.', .. ~~--·-----/- ,.- -. '·~.'-'_:·,:· _.

    1, ..

    I ..

    ' 1-2

    .... -

    (o

  • i-a----.... -.. _-___ -____ -_._• ____ --._• ____ • ___ • ___ .•. __ .•_._._• ___ •. _____ •_._•,. __ • ___ • __ ._-.., •.•._-.._,· __ • __ ..... __ •._: ..... ----.--. ___ .... ___ ... _· .-------·-··_-, -.. -___ .... -_-. ·--·---·--.. -__ -.. _ .. __ ....... -. -__ ....... _ ............... :· ........ -.. -._:: .. ...... __ .......... _-._ ... ·_: ..... ,_ .... _._ ... _ ... ____ .... __ --__ -.. _ --_,_---.-_ ~~~~~~i~~~I?, · -"

    /'

    I •

    .~.:

    ·.t:.

    . ... t.. - . _ ...

    - I -

    ,,I ,:

    (16) t = 1/2 2H0

    wyB0

    . L

    i

    . .,.. 13-.1.·,:

    _,· :.~

    ' wt . . "

    . . . sin 2

    . . - . . . - . ' . '.. . . ... ., . --- - -·------ -~--~--------------·· ·----···. ··---------- . ·-----·~·-----··-·----------···· -·

    .;

    -\ .

    I ...

    -..

    --- .· .. . : . _- . . . ' .

    .,

    Since the maximum depth of penetration ( t=o) . . 1S ...,

    attained at th~ e~ of.each half~period:

    (17)

    :n .

    .. . To find E(t), rewrite equation (7) as:

    :ii#'

    \ ~ • - I

    H l Ho • wt -... sin (18) E - - - -- -

    y z; y 0 • wt sin ' 2

    . ' ····- . ,... :. ---·· __________ ,, __ --· ·- -- - ·····---- ·----· -- ·---- ···-------· -·· ---- - . ---·-··· ......

    .. n

    [

    -

    2110 --wt· - ...... E - COS-_ 2 yz;

    .\ •.• ,, ..

    (.o

  • •• !_ ' • ~ . - .

    . . . ,4 ' ·-

    T O •• . - ---- -·~--- -- ---- ., .. ______ --·· ----·-· ---- - - - --·-·-------------· -·- -,·- ---- ------ - •',· --~-- --------- ---------· ·--~ ·-------------- .. ---~----------·------ -----·-.or.',--.------------·--------• ' - ,, ' .

    '' . - f ··-- -·

    .. ! ..

    ·- ,;f' --- ..

    -·-· -~-- - --- . , ...

    • ;: "1, 14

    I ...

    .J

    · in each successive half-peri·od. _ Equation (19) also shows

    that E is not a f.unction of z for o\.ll':

  • E, r;

    ,

    --\

    l .....

    'E ~ \

    E

    \ \

    1T

    and

    /

    I,

    I

    / IE

    /"'

    I I

    I

    1

    Figure 7

    ......

    21f

    as .Functions-- of

    \

    'l

    I t

    • I r' f

    ,,, .15 I ••

    -~----····-···

    z; "'

    I

    \ \E

    \

    ' ' 31T wt

    wt

    ''"·"'''· ,,, ~.-, ,,,, w< •:.v,,y _,._.,.,, ,~r .-,, ,._,., •'~'-"' ~ ., ~-•"'"'''' .• ,,..,, :•,•, .. ;, ,,.., ,0. ,,.• .. · ,, ''''" .,, • .,,-, .•• , .. ;;, ", ... , • ._, .. ,, ,,. .. v.- ,,.,.., ,.,, ,, ,,.._, ._, •. ..., ·~·· ,., ,, ., , .~,- •. ~ •• ,,~~-, ,,, ,,,., ,·:e .·.< ,1, •. • ,·._,.,,,._,_, • .,, ., ,J,.,', •. ·"'·"-'.·•···''·' ,:,;,, •. ,.,~,« .. •.·,,, ,:,.r.,,,.•.u ,., •fr•'

  • ---·------£::,

    .,..

    ;. : ''l•

    ·•·

    ·\:.. I

    .}

    . .. --···-------· _. -----·-·-'···-·-··---- : ...... ·.' ·--- - ·- ·. •- ,.-.,--.. -·····-·-···-·- ...... ,. .. - .. -,..-·,,--.· ·- ' ·-·-----·.-··-··-·'-·--•··-···

    -'

    ·'\.·_ .. · .. 1

    .;

    ..

    Calculating the fundainental of E:

    (24)

    /

    (25}

    _(26)

    {27) ·:

    • ..

    (2 8)

    .....

    -----· -ext--·· ... • ---------·- -

    /

    -· . ·--·· ~-

    E = 2 l 1

    (An cos nwt + B sin nwt) n /

    . "'\ .

    I A -- -n

    T

    ·...:

    1 B . ,n --- -·

    ,T

    A. -- --"'- 1-----

    )

    Ho Al --

    yo1r

    ---···-·· r O i.'

    Bl ::: 2H0

    yo '

    ·T

    E (t)

    0

    T E (t)

    0

    ,,..

    1 2

    2TT

    2 -- + 2 3

    1 2

    _,,-

    cos nwt dt

    sin ·nwt dt

    1T

    0

    1T

    0

    cos

    cos

    (wt)

    2-

    (wt)

    2

    "

    ..

    --~ - '

    ""'·

    cos ·rwt)· d{wt)

    ..

    sin (wt) d (wt)

    ....

    .,

    16

    ,, ·- ·-- -~· :_~ :

    ;/,.

    .!,'

    /

    ..

    - -···...---· - ' - -..;. .. :

    ~ . . . I 'I ·"' •·"'"-1:·

    - t

    •:·. ·.-····~---

    I : I :

  • . ~ : '

    ·~

    ·'

    '

    .. ----·-------~---- ---~· ·--··· . -·--·-··_._ ___________ _

    '

    '

    :( ,·

    ,\

    .i

    _ .......

    (29) Bl - Ho ·2 + - -·yon 3 -- -- --- ~-- - -----

    2

    --- ---- ---- ---- , _____ _;:_·._· -·· .·_. _·_:c .. ·---'--.. -·--·~---~~-.--.. '· · ..... .

    \. /'

    · ...

    (30) . E = -- (cos~ wt + 2 sin wt) /,-

    8i-I0 .. ~ (31) - (1 2j) E - -- 3yoir

    ' ~

    .......

    l Calculating the real part r of the complex surface impedance

    (32) n.·

    (

    ''Q,,

    hence:

    -n • •

    ... :' ...

    H --

    ·'-

    H sin 0

    wt

    ,,,

    j.

    -~-·-

    ·.-~

    -- ~ --~~-- - ,......... ___ -·--

    .. --·------- ··-···•-·-.. ··---·------·----- . ···- ~----- -· -------------. ·--- ---------- -________ :__ --·-·····-·- - ------- ;~,

    " -·E 16 ' (34.) - (1 • 1/2) \ n - - + J - -l.· - 3nyo (,.--. H

    i.

    ;i. ·-- ••• , .. --··-·- _..,,... ... ,.,.., .... -.~-- ~---~-------~---" • _ ... ________ _

    17

    •";;•

    • "··

    .,

    r :{

    ' I

    ~--

  • -· ~,--,.,.,...,.--, . -_..,.·._·~> .·.·--~.·.:·-· .. ,.· .·.:.- .. < .• ------~-... ·----·· -··· ·- ,· '".·,;-, ••

    ,. .

    0

    • • ,1.'· ' -

    16 1· 16 r - ·- - - -- - -, ·(35)

    31T yo ' 3'JT )

    -·~-

    -: :i

    ,~ .- .

    wB0 1/2

    2yif0

    ; 18

    .,

    -· -·-----·-.. ·----·- . . .. .. . . .... - . . -- . -·-- . ·- .. --.. ~·-·"' ........

    ,~ :.

    •.

    (36)

    . ,.

    becomes:

    1 .

    (37)

    ( 38) -

    ( 39)

    •:,-.

    '?·

    . 8 1 8 ~wB0 112· X - - ·' . 1:1. - - y5 -31T 31T 2ylI0

    r ,,,.

    ~

    ·The eddy current loss per unit surface area then

    . ' •

    N

    • j .

    1 - r H 2 ·2. 0

    •' - -·· ---·- ... ·- -- .

    1 16 t~· -- -2 3,r

    8 H 2 N· = - o

    .:,,·

    ·,-.

    --: -:-· . ' - . -

    -

    wB0 1/2

    H -2: 0 .f .. 2yH0

    •: ...

    '

    ---~· _ · ______ __J_lf_ ---¥-0 -_··--. _, - ;• _ ___,,____ -~-~~~~==-====-"=........-=·===

    .... J ,_

    ,The eddy current an.alysis 9iven above is for a

    '(

    \'

    l

    surface subjected to. a mag.netic field varying sinusoidally

    with time. In th~ case·bt .a machine·operating asynchronously, •

    ..,..

    .,

    I

    I! . -·- i ii

    I

    ..

  • -- ------- --- ·-· - . ---~- -- . . \

    .. ,/

    • . ......... , ..... ' . ., • •• C

    ·/-· ·-,· •''":" /

    ~:

    ~-· 19

    sr.

    f· the rotor surface·is·subjected to a field rotating-at ... -., " ..

    . slip frequency and sinuso1dally distributed ·in space~

    Thus, any point on the rotor·surface sees a· magnetic·

    ' l--· ,·,."

    ---·-----~~--

    --- -· -------~~-·-' .· ·- ·-

    ~'

    .,

    . ,·

    a,a·

    ·- ------· --'--.--~----,,-----,...----,_ -~-.· . . .... -. -field varying sinusoidally in tim·e •

    .

    'Figure 8 shows qualitati-vely the. eddy current paths •...

    in the .surface of a rotor at one point/in time. These eddy

    currents p~oduce a field rotating at·slip speed relative to ,·

    the rotor and at . sy~chronous · spe~p. ~elati ve to the stator.· • Figure 9 sho,.,s, for.· a two-pole mach.ine, :the position of the

    separating surfa6e and the distribution of the magnetic

    intensity Bin a machirie rotor.

    ) /

    .... . h ··: ' .. -···---,--.. ····- :·~ . -"----.--- ', .... - ... ·-------- ..... ·. -,-·-·····-· " __ ,, ___ ·.---, ... - ·.·•·· . ·--"( -,,,.,

    C'·

    -~.: .;,:

    :, •.I -

    -... . ~,, .. 1. . .

    . ,

    .·1;· .

    r

    ~-· ...

    . -· .. ; ./_..,.. ~:

    ·.: ':'\""

    ·"'··-·····':

    '. .... --:-.---~-... -··· ~~~

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    \

    t: .> i

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    i ...

    .... -... j,

    I

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    ,· •

    ~.J

    1,11

    L i

    l

    Figure 8

    ·' \ E.¢Idy Current Paths • in otor Surface 1: ·,

    ./

    ·,

    ... ··•.

    ~-:

    ( •.I;

    0 . -----·--·------ --- -'. ------';--· . r---~---, . . -. ··-·-·.' .. --~.--- ·- _,,_ - . ·.,,. ,_+_..,_.cq: _________ . .. ..

    ,_,

    .... , .. ,,,, •. ~.,-.,.,,.,. ... ····· ., .. _,. -.-.. ·-.' ·---·--- .. -:------··· .:··- ... ··. ---· ---~- ·-·--- -- .·

    "

    Figure 9

    Posi~ion of Separatin~ Surface and Distribution t B • in Rotor :,.: of Machine

    'if.

  • "

    I . ., ...

    . \ . , .. \ ' .ff'"' .

    '"\

    I ' '"' . 21.

    ' ,. ,:i·

    ·_.·,t '

    . ' '

    III. EFFECTIVE ROTOR IMPEDAJ.'lCE REFE.RRE_D. TO. THE STATOR

    [ 1 , 2 .. , 1 7 , 5 , 6 ] ,.

    ...... -·-· ----··-··- ---,-~-,. , __ ---~--:-,-- .--,~.--... --~----·~··-~··,---.·--- .... ----·- ... ,,, __ _ ••' • • •- •••·--· ,. •-- •••--•••-•••• .. ---·--·- •• - -- • ----••·----::--·••-"".:"'"""'"":-:-::~•--..,;-•-"•••~•' -:•.-,'••-:~,•-. - ___ : ........... ...:.__.'".,--...;-=-..c-,.......---'--,\';c...~·-·.•,-.-~~-;_..o'---.,••• ....... __ -"--:---.."'- '---•S-- .,.-. .!._._ •• ..'.'.:..!, __ ·•r-;::"--.,•;•.-=-·--• • •·•----•••••••-

    -. -.~

    •, .,;~ ;

    "

    A. Introduction ' ' '

    To. find the ef.fective ·rotor resistance and reactance

    referr~d to ~he stator (:R.2 ' and X2' in Fi,gure 1), the ap-

    proach will be as follows: J

    l. ~-..

    1. _By conventional induqtion madhine

    theory, the mmf produced: ·b:Y the . load

    / current in the sta·tor {_I 2: :in Figure ~)·-.

    must be equal and opp-osite to the mmf

    prod~ced by eddy cur;ents in the rotor.

    In other \*lords, I 2 in th.e equi va1ent

    circuit is that comoonent of stator .. . . ',fl.,.

    current producing flux linkages with . ,

    the rotor.

    2 •. Determine the nunf in terms of r2 and

    the stator winding configuration •

    3.- Dete.rrnine the mmf correspondi-ng _ to

    equation (1) ,· the assumed applied -

    maanetic field '.

    -____ )

    - J"' - ;- .· .• . ' . . . : . . ·--.. ---· - ···-~~.-:.:_· .:___-.:..~.

    4. Eliminate the mmf between the equa-

    tf

    for r2 • Knowing r2 and N (the power

    ' . . . \'

    : i

    -"'"''-·-· ••• ~ ... p

    ·---· .--·---·--··---- __ ,____ . ,, ___ "'

    ·. l

    ·'i

    '

    ;.

    , I

  • ---. .... .,,(. __ - - -

    : ____ _j I

    ' - _22 i

    \•

    • transfer per unit area in equation ..

    . . - .- .. . -·· . . -··· .. ··~·. ••: - •• ·: -'··· < .. , ••••••• ··-- • - •• -· • - -· - --

    ' ,-... (39)) we-can solve for ~2 •. From

    J equations ( ~?.) _____ §11}9 __ (__J§) , we _know _______ -------------- ----.---~------C-= ___ .... _ -~--- · ·-----.. -----~------ · ___ ---'-·

    I •

    ----·-·····- . - -- .......... ------. ----- . ___ ...,__________ . :·-.'· __ ...... --···· ---- - - ~ - .

    . •• :. • • ..!,. ... -- _:... - . -· ,

    .. - -B. Stator mrnf Due to I 2

    Figure 10 shows,··, in a developed view, the-· ntrnf. o·f .

    a single coil of pitch p carfying DC. For this case, the

    mmf is:

    (40) mmf = -pi-I

    \

    .. -.-·-.

    (41) I nun£ - ( 2~p) ~1 -/":

    . - . ·- .,. :· /~i:.:f' . ,. -· - --·

    (42) mmf = -pM ;.

    .. r

    1:

    \.

    _f

    . --- ---- ..

    1,. ·. ·' ... . ..

    ' ; ',~'" .

    r· ..

    ..

    . .

    . (1r

  • ...... ---~-------·- . . ... ~ _...::..__ ______ ' . -.. .:;·_ . ... - - .. -~ . . . --

    • Air • gap ~

    j " A.

    ' -4 ~ . St ator

    • 1 ron ·1

    ~ -\

    . .,

    ·I

    ··-' ' --------- -----------------------· ~----·

    '

    ·- .---------·---------

    ..

    ,.

    -,

    ..

    -

    f'Jinf

    .·.-..

    '/ / ,,

    ... ·-

    ·,:

    2,r

    (2-p) 1T

    Due.to

    ~-,. -,

    ........

    "

    "" ""' _'1 ,,

    ..._ r- ~

    Figure

    a Single

    -·-·----·---· - .. /. ··-··---·-··-·--·-·--------·--·-·-·-·---·--·--~·--·------·-···-----

    .. · , ... ·-·· ·--- ... -... -·---, ·- ---····-----"···-· .... -·~--- . -·--. --·.

    ,.

    .A· :t_

    '-"'·

    \.

    ~

    p,r

    10

    Coil

    23

    ·,_:.

    - - "

    . ·'j . . ., '· ~-: .

    --. -;-. - • ~-·-- ---~ -~--.-_·-·.- --.--""="":"· .. -- .• --.-- •, ·-··.·--.------,_·--------·-·-~ :--·-- -----··:-·-------------··-··-

    \

    ·-! . •:

    >

    1

    I \.

    ' 'ti

    .. r-

    r/ ,

    ;;.,,,,

    j "

    (2-p)M

    ' . ~ ,

    I I, ~

    pr-1

    -~ ,,

    of Pitch p

    . .

    -

    -·,

    .. .,

    -. -

    r.

    "'

    i

  • ...

    . . . i

    l· -24

    '-! ..

    . .. !

    ' . I ".t .. ////_ . ~-. No-Ee that the terill sin kp1r iS the pi teh factor for. the__~-:~-~--:_~--~~--~--=-------· -- ---- - ·- ---2--- . -- ---- = . . .' -·-----·-----: ~---·~------~-------- ··--------- --------

    - . kth harmonic, K k • P ~ . i _j • --·--·------·--···--·---·- - -----_ -------- --------------·---··----------------------·-··------) _________ , ___ --------·-·--· ---------·----- ·----- -- -· - - - - ------------- - - --- -·---· ·------··----- ------- --- - - -- --- -------- ------- ···---·----

    - - ------------ ··--····--· -~-------: ··-- . ·- . .--·-. -

    .,

    . (

    ... - .. _·, --

    ..

    ¢

    _Applying a sinusoidal current in place of DC to

    the single -coil ··of pitch p:

    k=oo (44) nunf = l

    k=l

    4M. . nk sin

    fl

    . fQ

    f

    1J

    . .

    Resolving this pulsating field into forward and backward

    rotating fields, equation (44) can be rewritten:

    (45)

    \.

    k=co rnmf = }:

    k=l

    /

    . 2r~ kpn iTK sin 2 [cos(kx-wt) + cos(kx+wt)]

    _ . .,,

    . ~·In a ~ractical po~yphase'machine, 1 let:

    J . '

    ······----- .. ·-·--·------·----- ·,;- _·, .. . -. .- .··---.- -•• - _ . g = n~er of .Eh~_§e· .pelt~ per pole. . . \ .

    ______ >---- __ P_ ----~-- number __ a:f __ p_o.le .... ~p-ai rs • -----· -~---:-------~--------------------- / I

    n = number of s·lots per phase belt per . ;. - -·---- -- - -.- -- ---·-·· . -~····-·--,-------·-·:··-····

    ,,

    ..

    - ·--· - " . . .

    ;

    'I I

    ~---···--~-_:.-··---·~--~,·~·--··-···£2.:!.~ .......

  • '-· ~--···,~' .,;.,_;.-,,-· .· ~· .... : ..... ,. ~ -.. ,-,=--···--"'·--,.,, ... ., -~ ............ ·~'-· ··- _,..,, .... ,.~-------.-~------- .~,-- -- - -- -----·- - --- - - - ---- ----- - --- ------- ----- -- ~-·---·- . --- .------. :_ ' -------=--------·~---~--··---· - --- -----· ------------~--~--. '.v --

    - - - --- - - - ' - - - --.-:-:I' . !

    . ·--,

    ·;,· --

    '!"'- - .•

    I

    .J• ~ ..

    ·rn a q-phase win·ding·, the phase belts are 2,r/q I electrical ~ --i

    l

    ----------·---·---·· -- .- ---· ·ra·a-ians~···apa:rt:; ·· aria ·the time ··phase

  • . . . - - -- -- -· ----- ------'-------- ------------------·-- ---·""·------ ----· -~-

    )

    ). ·-~·-

    "'\ \ '"' '·

    26

    and ,.t

    --- -·,----. -~--- - - ~----. >.. . ... -· - -~- . :- .. ·-· ...

    ' - - . - --L

    .. --· ... -.~ , .. . ---- ,· . . . . ....... ,, ····· . - - -· -- ...... -·· •... - - - "'·-"··· - - - --- ····-- ..... _.,_._ .. ,. -- ----• ........... - ....... -· - __ ,,_

    (49) N = 2PnT

    -----····-·-- ........... ···-- -~-----·---- --· ---·--·--·--------·-- -··-··-··----·------~----···-···-·- --~--~~--------------------' . - -~-----···--- -- ·-·····----~-- --· ,____________ - ;-

    there.fore \

    (50) M = -./2 Pn

    )

    ~· ,; .

    -Substituting equation (50) in equation (46):

    -1···

    . ·. ~ ' . -~ .,. ·r· /" .

    ~ .

    J

    (51) mmf - (fundc'..mental) = cos (x-wt) ~

    Pn , .• , .... _,. .• .,._ ."-'', ."."' , •,• • ,.,,.,,, ••>,~••

  • ---- - ---

    ' -

    - ~ ·· •..

    ....... (_.,

    ,. ~ .

    :.,

    f

    - .t. .

    (52) H = ~o _$j_n wt - --- -.1.,. : . .:· ~-- • : - ---~- ··- ,.:.. • ' .. ,. --·. ··~ . ,·· ... --- ·-· .. - . . . ',·· - .... ;- :·· . --;-, .... ...

    ---- ---- ·'''"'"• . ' This relation holds- for any given_ .. ·point on the rotor

    surface. For the.entire rotor circumference at a given ' -,

    p~int in time, the magnetizing force is

    (53)

    H = H sin (Pe) 0

    ·,.

    ,

    where Pis the number of pole pairs and e is the position· - .

    on the rotor circumference· in radians. The peak mmf at the

    ... . ,. . ---- ----'j; -

    ,t

    ·. ·~ ..... -·- -~ -· " - - . -., ..

    - .

    .,._

    .....

    'i

    II

    ii

    I" II

    :I '111

    ~ :1

    I ~ II ' :: I

    '~

    I~

    f '~

    ID I

    ,D

    I u

    -rotor surface is therefore the integral of Hdx over one-h~lf

    pole pitch.· (See Figure 11.) ' Ill I

    I

    I - • ··········-··- :·-··.--.-- ..... ';i'-. ?--~- _., . ............ .. -.. -""""""'" ..... _ .. -. _ ... , .. -·. ·- ..... _ ....... _. __ .. ,_ .. .,., ...... ., ...... ___ .. ___ .... ,, .... --- ---· .. -,~'""""· .. _,__' •«·-·· ....... - ·- --- ------ .... _ ... " _._ .. _.~ .. .:· -~. _., -. ~-~.---_ .... _ - . - . --- .. -- -- ---- '),

    ··'1

    (54)

    .·:.-

    ----- - .• .... ·;,..;1

    .. :t'·

    ... : ~ . ·i

    ' --------·

    (55)

    ' •. \,.

    I '

    peak. nunf =

    7f'D X=4p

    110 sin_(:PS)dx

    '! .. .,,.:,.,v:_.,,.- ,•, -•-~-•'"-~-------·------L ___ ..

    '• . .. ~ . ...

    x:::.o

    .... ·- -- -- .. - -~ - ---·--·-···-· - .

    peak mmf = H • 0

    ·sin

    x=o

    • I. t,

    '

    -·· "if -, ' '!• ,';J

    ·-~:--_ --~~J--·-'··--·-·. -· ~-··-·-· ...::. __ ... -·-=-------·-:··--·-·--_---·

    . '

  • ...

    ....

    ·:..r .,

    ':L

    r/ .,~

    .. · ...

    ,

    .".•

    .v.

    '4

    I.

    i I 'I : i : i . \ i ii

    H

    ; I ! I I i ] . I

    . I .. ,.!

    :(J

    \

    . l

    '~

    I'\ ~ t

    I I

    j•_[ 'I

    l·.1 i• "li ,;J. i • ; I

    11· I I i

    ..

    ,•'t:

    .·l

    . r

    I I 1·

    r: I;

    I I

    I

    Mm£

    r r

    -~ !

    ·:'-:

    ff::;:::Ho • sin P8

    • '",

    ;,,

    ,-. ~·· ii:

    '

    X = 7TD 4p,

    e = 7T 2P

    " i . • ,

    ./

    Figure 11

    Corresponding· to the Assumed Applied

    /

    .... r, \. . :,· ..

    -.. :} ::,

    /l

    ·-1

    "-

    ~ ..• ,~ - i

    i I

    \, X= trD

    p

    e 2,r --"'

    p

    '

    •,

    .:

    ·• ..

    J;..,:

    'f

    .,,.

    . ,

    ~ -~ l'l it;; rr 1,-';

    lt k1 ;~·'c. :~!\ ~ i

    !,l{i"'·;

    &;re

    i'~\ ts;\\

    ~~--·· ,tr i'c''.t (-·,.',",

  • \j; .

    ~ . ( 56 )· r

    , ...

    peak mrn_f

    -.

    . .

    I ; ~

    _ H0 D ..

    ·,$_

    -

    ' . . . ~ 1

    - -- -----;-. -_ ·~ ,

    ·, 29

    ~ ; ; ·-· - :

    I

    . i

    • • - ••- -•.•·•- ., '••,-•·•: ·-,' ~.,,:,.:· • • : • ._ • "C' .• : .••. :,:.:, '"• ,:.,- • ,,-. • •·•• • - -_ 2P

    ' -~-

    ' ---· --···-··-- - - - -·- - -- -- - - - ------- - 1·

    ... ---------· -

  • .. ';_,.,, .. ,

    .,

    "'" '}'·

    (

    f

    ---- -----~·-------'----~-~-.-.;-----·-·-_ _,....::.:.... _. __ ._._. __ . __ .. _____ ( 6-1) X · , ·-··---·-----------··- --------- ---------··-- .. ·2--

    .-:. ~- ... . ·------·-· _, _____ ._. --·~---

    0,

    '

    ·:~

    - -- ------; ·--·----·-··-:

    ·'

    ,.

    '"

    ..

    .}:;.

    ·-~

    . . ~~-·--:- -·-----.--··---.......

    where 0

    ··~·

    ~-:;;.

    Ho

    '/

    ··- .. ··. ----,-: .

    ::-""'" ___ ,

    ;;,-.-:;. _.,. ..

    -·,:

    ;- '

    --~.-----. .....,., __ ..,.,.._,,_, __ _

    '

    32 L q --(N K K ·) 2 p d

    t'.

    y D ·, ··;;.;·------- ----------.----

    2H0 1/2

    -··- ~yB0 ·, . '

    I,

    2 12 q I2 -N KP K d,, -

    D 1f t

    ~- 1.,

    r

    .. . --· ·-· ·····i - ........ ,... .. , .....

    ,., c.·

    , ...... \;,"

    . ·. ·,;;

    ~-~

    t.:

    ··,:.:,•!l;;'

    "

    - ••• _ _,;,,,...!a;...-

    --~----

    -- -~- ~-· ---

    30

    ... ,

    ;,

    _________ . ___ · __ _

    .,

    ~

    .~

    . ...... ·· . .

    . . . .

    . . . .-· . . ..

    ,,, .. ,,,,•,.;·-J·'·V

    ________ ..,_____ ________ - ---- -----

    "

    ...

  • ' . . ... .._ .....

    • b .. . --

    ''

    31 r'

    . . I

    ----~- --·~--~~•--- r-- ·--- .. - .. ~-- ---- ___ .__. __ ---·-·-- ~··--- - ---- ."_,I .

    -- - --- - ···---

    \

    .....

    IV. THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT [ 1, 2, 17, ~·,. 6] ,. ,,

    ._;. ·---·-· ,".: ... ·- ..... - - ···- ..

    ,i'f~ . g

    In the equivalent circu~t of F~gtire.1: ---- ~ - -- ---------- ---- ------ ---- -----------------------~--::. - -- ·- ··-- --·---- ---------- .•. ..... -------· .•.... :: ------ ______ -, - ___ .;;=:;--::::--_ - ~ -··--- •--·· - --'---:-- =~~=-----,----...--,. '-----,.··---: • •·-·=-=·- ._, ._ "'----.---+--------~---,C:..----=C ...... c;:-_.

    ,.

    ,. . ' . ·- ...... ,1:~-, - ' . ' ,·,·· ........ -

    A. R1 - stator resistance

    B. x1 ·-, stator leak~ge reactance r

    c. Xi1 - magnetizing reactance of stator .

    ' -D. . 9h - conductance representing losses

    ""

    in stator due to ·eddy currents I l

    ancl hvsteresis -.,, '

    ,E,. R2 ' - equivalent rotor resist·ance,

    referred to the stator, given

    by equation (60)

    F. · X2' - equivalent rotor leakag~ reactance,

    referred to the stator, given by

    equation (61) ~. ~- --- ---. ____ ... __ ,_ ---- ·-----------------·---------~~--~-- y ,,,J

    The equivalent circuit (and hence operating char~c-

    teristics) for asynchronous operation of a round rqtor

    ~i-nchronous machine has ·been comp~.~tely. determined,. since . .

    A· through D are .available for a give;n machin.e from design·

    .·,:

    ·.~.

    ....

    " and test data, and expres.si_ons .have been .. derived for E and .. f. · In a machine operating above sync,h.ronous speed, the.

    I '.)

    ,·' ,;

    -lu ,;I II

    I

    '1

    J .. ---i . i

    .. ·-- -- ,,

    ~···-~-=~==~~=~=-:. ___ -~=~=~~~~=·-~"··-········-~: .. ·.· .. . ~sli:p-~-~-.i·~·-···-:neg.a.tiue-.,~,·--;-S~i\~c,e_. _____ i_t __ . __ is ....... ~de_fine d_.~ __ hy~:--~---·-·-·--··:-·----·-·--·---··--~~---·--------~·------· ··-------------~--,-c-a----~-.--~=-~---. --·-- .~-.:-~.~• i • • I

    . ~ ' ~ . I . . ' '

    (&2) s =

    '

    f - '

    (l) -0

    ·w 0

    - r·--

    ·-'-~~-·-·_....,._ , . ·,·, ·.·, .. ;, ".,_. ·---. .. : .. ·_:._, ; ... ·

    . -------~---·. __ : __ - .-.,·_ ··------- -- .· .

    ,t.•

  • ----. (' .·· ' '

    . :• :--::...._ ,. ... .. .... ' - " i ... l • 'I

    .~."" ' ":i, ••

    ...... ,;,. j

    \' ·'•. ·, ------····---------·-··-----·-·- --·--·- __ . .,_c ---~- -----~-

    '. where s = s_lip · .;. [,_ ..... :·

    -.. = synchronous speed -- rotor speed .

    . ----------------- - - ------~----~-·----~-------- -----------------·-·- - -·- --~ ---.~ . ------- ---·"' ··--~------- .. -·-------~--··---·-----··-- ·- -- --

    :or .

    ·I

    ·.~-·-.

    Therefo.re, R2.' (l-ss) · t. • B · t d d · d ct· is nega 1ve. y s an ar in u ion

    machine theory:

    .. . •• .".#

    . '

    (64)

    j

    where PT - turbine power -mach.ine shaft,

    and friction .• .. ,, .. • ,,.-. : .• fl"

    PRL - I2 2 R2 ' -

    wher~ P = rotor loss RL

    ..

    input

    less

    :,·~

    I.,

    ;~

    ,.l

    on\ t·he

    \iindage

    -.......

    • < ./

    n_

    Eq~ation (64), is of primary importance·, since its ' -· . ,t: '

    ,I

    32· ,

    -·- '"1·

    - ---- .--~· - ~·-·-~ - .

    .. ,,:

    ..

    ..

    - .' ·. - ..... - ...... ~~

    • ,:

    -. . ... results ·for different operating conditions can be compared

    ,•

    ........ --f

    - .

    with the rotor circuit .power loss under convent~~-~~l _()P.~F.-~-: ........... --------- ---·----

    -- ',,----- -, --- •. -·· ----- --__ - -- - .. ··--=-· .....

    tion. •

    ,/.,

    '·..t.·~-

    .. J . '

    ti

    I.. '

    ..

  • -J •

    :c

    .. · .. _, ·' ,•: ', ~ ,• :,:· ,;_ ' ,. ' .... '-_-....._

    " ...

    -- ~ .. - . :.f

    .• . J.:, .. ...

    ... - -~ ._, .. )'. . -----· ... -·-···-··---'·- ··- ·----·-··-··---------------~- ··- - --- -- - -- -- . -··-·- -- ---·- -- . -- -~--- -------- .. .. ,

    -.:

    ., ·,

    -Similarly: '{ :"-·

    ...

    ) i' . '

    .• ~ '.,', ~ ~~--- · ----~~-------------(_6 5_). · - - - ---~-~ --- --- .- . .-.- :· -,, ·-t·· '· ....

    /i'

    /

    ..

    . \

    •.

    where PsL = stator winding, power loss. ;t -

    ' 1

    The results of equation (65) can be c·ompared · directly with

    the stator winding loss for normal synChronous · opera\ion.

    _Hence, the proposed method: ~

    A. permits calculation of tl1e asyn·chronous

    operating characteristics of a round -rotor synchronous machine with the field

    B.

    circuit open._

    permits prediction of the thermal risks

    to the machine involved~in asyn9hronous

    operation. ., _q:._

    .,.. :~.· , .. , -r- .. . -.. ~· '_,,"

    •'. .. ~~ - _._: __ -.. -.-. ·"c-.

    '

    ,,.

    ...

    33

    . :. :')_

    '-:-=-

    " .... - .•,: .: ... - ·~ ·-. . •- ...... ~,...,..,, ... , . "'"":: o,,a•o••..:.,; •••" •••;4->-•''"""f·•,··-••>'-"l-~,.,f,.~-!,,.,_ .... ', '"" ,-,-••• ~~ ·'•" ,.~.-,,.'

    ... --- .. ·--- -·----- -·· ··-··-----·--·~----·-·--·-·~.:..--~-----... ~--:-·...;, ................. ~-·:-,·· .... _ .. ·-· ;;_.,: ·----~---· ....... -- •, ---- .:;.._ ......... - .. , . .-.. ·' .... . ~--'"---~-: ·~- _.,.,..~ .. _.-- ····-'\:·:.,:::::-,:"=::··?~-7''.:··- ~--- ... :-··-:::--·.-:_ ......... ___ ., ... -•. --"---_:·· .... : ___ -::___,__.:..,:, ... _,.-___ ,_--_~---:-.. ··-~· ... --·-···-~··-·-·- '1.: •·,· .. ~~·'".

    '.

    t

    ,.

    :/_.· , ..

    -"!-·.

    ·,•,.

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    William F. Hecht is the son of r,1r. and Mrs.

    William o. Hecht and was born on March 18, 1943, in New -

    York_ City. After\graduation from Garden City_High School

    in Jl.lne 1960_, he attended Lehig.h Univers-ity, receiving a

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    June, 1964.

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    Pennsylvania· Power & Light Company in Allentown, PennsyJ.--

    vania as an Engineer and, later, Project Engineer in the

    System Planning and Lines and. Substations Departments.

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