Induction Machine Phase Transformation

1
B

y
 ,

Assume RR=RY=RB=R1, Rr=Ry=Rb=R2

= = =
StatorStator RotorRotor

StatorRotor

RotorStator
Similarly:
Similarly:
Eliminate the zero sequence components:
Induction Machine Commutator Transformation

β
α
B

2
A

B
d
2
 Normal Balanced Three Phase Operation
In the three phases balanced induction motor we
assumed:
All voltage and current in both stator and rotor are
balanced.
Both stator and rotor winding are symmetrical.
The winding of each phase are identical
corresponding to either stator or rotor.
Thus the effect of phase and commutator
transformations on the machine is that it is converted
from a balanced three phases machine into a
balanced two phases machine with a constant
relation between current and voltage amplitude.
For sinusoidal wave differential time operator p=d/dt will be
the deviation of direction by 90 and change of amplitude
with the frequency multiple.
using this value of p we can make the following
substitution in the matrix :
where x1 is the stator self reactance with
respect to supply frequency.
where x2 is the stator self reactance with
respect to supply frequency.
where xm is the stator/stator mutual
reactance with respect to supply frequency.
rotor angular speed in radian per second and s
is the slip.
Assume: V1 and V2 are absolute values of stator and rotor voltage.
VA=V1, VB= -jV1, Vd=V2 and Vq= -jV2
I1 and I2 are absolute values of stator and rotor current. I A=I1, IB= -jI1,
Id=I2 and Iq= -jI2.
According to this substitution the motor voltage equations become:
From raw (1) and (2): (2)

(1)
(2):
From raw (3) and (4)

(3)

(4)
 I1 R1 j(x1-xm) R2/s I2 j(x1-xm)

V1 jxm V2/s