Charles Concordia Wiley, 1951 Synchronous machines: theory and performance

224 pages 1951 WL Soong, TJE Miller

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WL Soong, TJE Miller. Control and performance of a doubly-fed induction machine intended for a flywheel energy storage system, c. Modeling for Simulation The EMTDC supports only two machines models: a salient-
pole synchronous machine. C. Effects of Disagreement Between Machine Parameters and Control Constants Disagreement between machine parameters and control constants. Maximising the saliency ratio of the
synchronous reluctance motor, since attention is restricted to inverter fed machines with field oriented control and shaft position feedback, it is assumed that. 2 Basic theory 2.1 Torque per ampere The electromagnetic
torque is the classical reluctance torque of the conventional synchronous machine. Rotor design optimization of synchronous reluctance machine, also, in machines typically employing a modem axially laminated rotor
structure, a rotor cage is normally omitted since the machine can be started synchronously from rest. From Fs equations forms the basis for the dq Equations for a synchronous reluctance machine. Simulation and
detection of dynamic air-gap eccentricity in salient-pole synchronous machines, the synchronous machine performance under the dynamic air-gap eccentricity. Finally, experimental results to substantiate the
theoretical findings are presented. Index Terms Dynamic eccentricity, finite-element analysis, synchronous machines, winding function theory. Theory and performance of polyphase reluctance machines, to
reluctance machines, it was thought worthwhile to study their theory and performance. The analysis of reluctance-machine performance may be accomplished in two ways: firstly, by adapting the complete results for
salient-pole synchronous machines, as developed. Design criteria of high performance synchronous reluctance motors pdf, at this aim the synchronous reluctance motor's torque-per-volume has to be maximized. In
this paper the main problems related to the design of such a machine are considered, with particular attention to servomotor applications. Usual for high performances machines. Field-weakening performance of
brushless synchronous AC motor drives, 3 M ozor cross-secliuns 332 resent steel and the solid areas represent permanent magnets. The separately excited DC machine has separate windings for the flux-producing and
torque-producing currents. Brushless synchronous AC machines have a single stator. Developments in the performance and theory of segmental-rotor reluctance motors, fig. 8 Synchronous load characteristics of
experimental machines c â ¢= 00292. Since the measured values refer to the machine operating in a reasonably highly saturated condition (130 V), the theoretical treatment of saturation by the simple expedient of the use of
a saturated. Two-reaction theory of synchronous machines-II, 1. Park, R. H., Two-Reaction Theory of Synchronous Machines -I, AIEE TRANS. And therefore correctly represents the machine at no- equation (1) and with this
interpretation the equation applies when 4'=4's, 't = ~~~d. not only for salient-pole synchronous machines. Performance of PM-assisted synchronous reluctance motor for high-efficiency and wide constant-power
operation, the condition that the -axis inductance becomes zero is necessary for a synchronous reluctance motor to satisfy that optimum condition. However, there are many TABLE I DIMENSIONS OF PROTOTYPE
MACHINES Fig. 2. Rotor cross section of prototype machine. Theoretical limitations to the field-weakening performance of the five classes of brushless synchronous AC motor drive, a new parameter plane approach
graphically illustrates the effect of the drive parameters on the shape of the optimal field-weakening characteristic of brushless synchronous AC motor drives with a limited inverter kVA rating. It unifies previous
approaches to this problem.
by WL Soong, TJE Miller

Synchronous machines: theory and performance