Simulation of Voltage on Stator Winding Terminals of Induction Motor with Impaired Short-Circuit Winding of Rotor

Alexander Novozhilov; Alexandra Potapenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.792.155

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Simulation of Voltage on Stator Winding Terminals of Induction Motor with Impaired Short-Circuit Winding of Rotor

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The paper is presented the method of simulation of voltage on the stator winding terminals of induction motor with impaired short-circuit winding of rotor in the running-out mode. This method allows to simulate processes in induction motors with precision to satisfy the requirements of protection equipment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 792)

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155-159

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September 2015

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Alexander Novozhilov, Alexandra Potapenko

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Broken Bars, Induction Motor, Running-Out Mode, Simulation of Voltage

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