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    This document summarizes the 2-phase short circuit equation used to calculate transient torque in electric machines. It includes: 1) The 2-phase short circuit equation with variables for oscillating component, time constants, and phase angles. 2) Values for the rated torque, peak 2-phase short circuit torque, and their ratio for a given machine. 3) Substitution of values into the oscillating component equation to calculate the transient torque response. 4) A note requesting confirmation of all formulae and values used in the calculations.

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    This document summarizes the 2-phase short circuit equation used to calculate transient torque in electric machines. It includes: 1) The 2-phase short circuit equation with variables for oscillating component, time constants, and phase angles. 2) Values for the rated torque, peak 2-phase short circuit torque, and their ratio for a given machine. 3) Substitution of values into the oscillating component equation to calculate the transient torque response. 4) A note requesting confirmation of all formulae and values used in the calculations.

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    This document summarizes the 2-phase short circuit equation used to calculate transient torque in electric machines. It includes: 1) The 2-phase short circuit equation with variables for oscillating component, time constants, and phase angles. 2) Values for the rated torque, peak 2-phase short circuit torque, and their ratio for a given machine. 3) Substitution of values into the oscillating component equation to calculate the transient torque response. 4) A note requesting confirmation of all formulae and values used in the calculations.

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    2 PHASE SHORT CIRCUIT EQUATION

    Mk = mp (t) MN [ e - t Sin (n + 1) t a e t Sin (2n + 2) t b e t + S1 ] Where, Mp a b = Oscillating component = 7.25 = Sub-Transient field time constant = 56.85 = Armature time constant = 99.01 = Transient time constant normally 0.5 = D C Component (For short circuit analysis 0) = D C Component (For short circuit analysis 1)

    1,2 = Phase angles (Taken as 0) S1 = Synchronization component (for short circuit analysis 0)

    Referring to the following equation, MM(2K) = MN M(2K) / 1.3 [ e t { 1/ Tg+1 / T(2K) ] Sin wt 1/2 e 2t/T(2K) Sin 2wt ] [KNm] MN = Rated Torque = 47.113 KNm

    Peak Transient Torque at 2 Phase Terminal short circuit is = 286.386 KN-m Ratio = SCT FLT = 6.67 M (2K)=(SCT/FLT)*Sqrt (2)=9.43

    Oscillating component

    mp (t) = M(2K) = 7.25 1.3

    Tg = Ta, Armature winding time constant (secs)= 0.2291 T(2K) = Direct axis sub transient short-circuit time constant (secs)=T d2= 0.0189

    = __1___ + __1___ = __1___ + __1___ = 57.27 Tg T (2K) 0.2291 0.0189 = __2___ = 105.8201 T(2K)

    Note: (1) Please Confirm all the formulae used in above calculations & values in red. (2)Please fill the places with mark ?

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