Induction motor PP Flashcards
What does the rotor consist of?
squirrel cage or wound rotor
How does an induction motor operate?
virtue of currents induced from the stator field into the rotor
What is an induction motor?
AC voltages are induced in the rotor by the rotating magnetic field of the stator. Induction in the motor is similar to the induction between the primary and secondary windings of a transformer.
What is the most common induction motor?
squirrel cage winding. The winding is made up of heavy copper bars connected to two end metal rings made of copper or brass.
How is a wound rotor constructed
coils placed in the rotor slots
Stator construction?
laminated ring shaped core is bolted to the motor frame. Coils are placed in the slot, (to form a single phase or three phase winding) slots are closed by a wedge.
Squirrel cage rotor construction?
laminated iron core with slots, metal bars are molded into the slots, two rings short circuit the bars, bars are slanted to reduce noise.
What are single phase motors commonly used for?
air conditioners, refrigerators, pumps and fans
What do split phase motors use to induce a starting torque?
inductance, capacitance, or resistance
A resistance start induction run motor works by?
having the start and run windings out of phase with each other, due to the start winding having more resistance
In a RSIR the starting torque is produced by?
-strength of the magnetic field of the stator
-strength of the magnetic field of the rotor
-The phase angle difference between current in the start winding and current in the run winding (maximum torque is achieved when these two currents are 90degrees out of phase with each other)
In a RSIR the current?
lags the voltage by a large angle
In a RSIR the main winding?
Has high inductance and low resistance
In a RSIR the start winding?
has low inductance and high resistance, lags the voltage by a smaller angle
In a CSIR ?
the stator consists of the main (run) winding and the start winding, the start winding is in parallel to the run winding and is at a right angle to it.
How is the start winding at a right angle to the run winding in a CSIR?
obtained by connecting the auxiliary winding in series with a capacitor and starting switch. When the motor is energized, the starting switch is closed. This places the capacitor in series with the auxiliary winding.