Sensitivity of Induction Motor under Symmetrical Voltage Sags and Interruption

Surya Hardi; Ismail Daut; Ismail Rohana; Muhd Hafizi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.875-877.1923

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Sensitivity of Induction Motor under Symmetrical Voltage Sags and Interruption

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Voltage sags and interruption are one of most important of power quality problems. They can influence performance of equipment such as induction motors. They are generally caused by short circuit faults in transmission and distribution systems which propagate in entire of power systems. When their appear at a motor terminal, its effects are the speed and the torque will decrease to a level lower than values of the normal and even the motor become stall if magnitude of the voltage sags and duration exceed certain limit. The voltage can return to nominal voltage after end of the voltage sag and interruption. The motor will experience re-acceleration to normal condition is accompanied by large inrush current. A study on induction motors was carried out to confirm these effects. Single-phase and three-phase of small induction motors were used for investigating the effects caused by symmetrical voltage sags and interruption through experimental and simulation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 875-877)

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Surya Hardi, Ismail Daut, Ismail Rohana, Muhd Hafizi

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Current Peak, Induction Motor (IM), Interruption, Speed Loss, Symmetrical Voltage Sags

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