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Electromechanical systems
For energy conversion between electrical and mechanical forms,
electromechanical devices are developed, which can be divided into three
categories:
1. Transducers (for measurement and control): These devices transform the signals
of different forms. Examples are microphones, pickups, and speakers.
2 Force producing devices (linear motion devices): These type of devices produce
2.
forces mostly for linear motion drives, such as relays, solenoids (linear actuators),
and electromagnets.
3. Continuous energy conversion equipment: These devices operate in rotating
mode. A device would be known as a generator if it convert mechanical energy
into electrical energy, or as a motor if it does the other way around (from
electrical to mechanical).
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Electromechanical systems
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Electric Motors
The electric motor is an electromechanical continuous energy conversion
equipment that converts electrical energy into electrical energy mechanical
energy. An electric motor utilizes three things to produce motion:
1. Current Inabrushmotorwhenelectricityisappliedacrossthemotor
terminationcausesacurrentflowsthroughabrushandcommutator systeminto
an electromagnetic armature that moves inside a fixed permanent magnet or
anelectromagneticarmaturethatmovesinsideafixedpermanentmagnetor
fixedelectromagneticstatorfield. Inbrushlessmotorwhenelectricityisapplied
acrossthemotortermination,acurrentflowsthroughafixedstatorfieldandis
interactingwithamovingpermanentmagnetoramovinginducedmagneticfield
insidearotor/armature.
2. MagneticFlux Amotorcanhaveafixedwoundcoilorapermanentmagnet
statorandamovingwoundcoilarmatureorPMrotorthatwillhaveinteracting
magneticfluxfieldstoproduceaforceandmotion.
3. Force Theamountofcurrentthatflowsthroughtheelectromagneticfieldis
g
g
proportionaltotheamountofinteractingelectromagneticfieldforcerequiredto
achievetheopposingworkload.
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Electric Motors
ElectricMotors
AlternateCurrentMotors
Alternate
Current Motors
(ACM)
DirectCurrentMotors
Direct
Current Motors
(DCM)
Synchronous
Induction
(Asynchronous
Externally
Excited
MonoPhase
ThreePhase
Series
SelfExited
Compound
Schunt
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The ACMs are simplier in structure and more economic than DCMs.
An ACM generates more power comparing with a DC motor that has the same
weight.
Maintenance of ACMs is easier.
However, their speed control is harder. They can be connected to the AC source
directly.
If accuracy in velocity or position control is needed, DCMs are used. But, ACMs
are used more than DCMs in industry.
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MotorComponents
ThisACmotorhasthreemainparts, rotor,stator,andenclosure.Thestatorandrotordothe
work andtheenclosureprotectsthestatorandrotor.
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MotorComponents
Stator
Thestatoristhestationarypartofthemotorselectromagnetic circuit.Thestatorcoreis
madeupofmanythinmetalsheets, calledlaminations.Laminationsareusedtoreduce
energy losesthatwouldresultifasolidcorewereused. Statorlaminationsarestacked
togetherformingahollow cylinder.
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MotorComponents
Rotor
Therotoristherotatingpartofthemotorselectromagnetic circuit.
There isnoelectrical power supplied to rotorconductors ininduction motors.Electrical
current inrotorflows because ofthe electromagnetic induction. Theretwo commontype
ofconstructions for rotorusedinaninduction motor.
1. Squirrel cagerotor
2. Wound Rotor
MotorComponents
Enclosure
Theenclosureconsistsofaframe(oryoke)andtwoend brackets(orbearinghousings).The
statorismountedinside theframe.
Therotorfitsinsidethestatorwithaslightair gapseparatingitfromthestator.
Thereisnodirectphysical connectionbetweentherotorandthestator.
Theenclosureprotectstheinternalpartsofthemotorfrom waterandotherenvironmental
elements.Thedegreeof protectiondependsuponthetypeofenclosure.
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ACInduction (asynchronous)Motor
AninductionorasynchronousmotorisanACelectricmotorinwhichtheelectriccurrentin
therotorneededtoproducetorqueisinducedbyelectromagneticinductionfromthe
magneticfieldofthestatorwinding.
Aninductionmotorthereforedoesnotrequiremechanicalcommutation,separate
excitationorselfexcitationforallorpartoftheenergytransferredfromstatortorotor
Aninductionmotor'srotorcanbeeitherwoundtypeorsquirrelcagetype.
Thesquirrelcage rotorissocalledbecauseitsconstructionisreminiscentofthe rotating
exercisewheelsfoundinsomepetcages.
Asquirrelcagerotorcoreismadebystackingthinsteel laminationstoformacylinder.
Ratherthanusingcoilsofwireasconductors,conductorbars arediecastintotheslots
evenlyspacedaroundthecylinder. Mostsquirrelcagerotorsaremadebydiecasting
aluminumto formtheconductorbars.
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ACInduction (asynchronous)Motor
Amajordifference betweenthewoundrotor motorandthesquirrelcagerotoris thatthe
conductorsofthewoundrotorconsistofwoundcoils insteadofbars.
Thesecoilsareconnectedthroughsliprings andbrushestoexternalvariableresistors.The
rotatingmagnetic fieldinducesavoltageintherotorwindings.
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DevelopingaRotatingMagneticField inStatorCoil
ThestatorofanACmotorisahollow cylinderinwhichcoilsofinsulatedwireareinserted.
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DevelopingaRotatingMagneticField inStatorCoil
t=0
Ahasnocurrentflowandits
associated coilshavenomagneticfield.
PhaseBhascurrentflowinthe
negativedirectionandphaseChas
currentflowinthepositive
p
direction.
Basedonstatorwinding configuration,
B1andC2aresouth polesandB2and
C1arenorthpoles.
Magneticlinesofflux leavetheB2
northpoleandenterthenearestsouth
pole,C2.
MagneticlinesoffluxalsoleavetheC1
northpoleandenterthe nearestsouth
pole,B1.
Thevectorsumofthemagneticfields
is indicatedbythearrow.
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DevelopingaRotatingMagneticField inStatorCoil
t=t1
Thefollowingchartshowstheprogress
ofthemagneticfield vectoraseach
phasehasadvanced60.
Notethatattime1phaseChasno
p
currentflowandnomagneticfieldis
developed inC1andC2. PhaseAhas
currentflowinthepositivedirection
andphaseBhascurrentflowinthe
negativedirection.
windingsA1andB2arenorth poles
andwindingsA2andB1aresouth
poles.Theresultant magneticfield
vectorhasrotated60 intheclockwise
direction
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DevelopingaRotatingMagneticField inStatorCoil
Attheendofsixsuchtimeintervals (ittakes one period ofapplied ACvoltage),the
magneticfieldwill haverotatedonefullrevolutionor360.
Thisprocessrepeats50timesasecondfora60Hzpowersource.
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120fAC
ns
p
4pole motorstator
No.Poles
2Pole
4Pole
6Pole
8Pole
60hz
3600
1800
1200
900
50hz
3000
1500
1000
750
2pole motorstator
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RotorRotation
An induction motor inducesacurrentinitsrotor so that amagnetic force canexist on
rotorconductors
Whencurrentisflowingin astatorwinding,theelectromagneticfieldcreatedcutsacross
thenearestrotorbars.
RotorRotation
An induction motor inducesacurrentinitsrotor so that amagnetic force canexist on
rotorconductors
Amagnetic force acts onrotorconductors which,eventually,turns the rotor
nsync nasync
nsync
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No.Poles
2Pole
4Pole
6 Pole
6Pole
8Pole
SlipExample
Curve
Explanation
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LossesinAsynchronousMotors
Losses
Frictionandairflow
losses
Iron loss
Ironloss
Lossofconductor
(stator copper)
Lossofconductor
(rotor alluminium)
Additinal loadloss
Pe
Pm
PXL
PR
PS
Pfe
Notation
Pfw
Pfe
f
PS
PR
PXL
Pfw
Losses
Friction andAirFlowLosses
Ironloss
Conductorloss(stator)
ConductorLoss(rotor)
Additionalloadlosses
%0,5 ~1,5
%1,5 ~2,5
%2,5 ~4,0
%1,5 ~2,5
%0,5 ~2,5
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Synchronous Motor
Remember that the rotating magnetic field rotates at a certain speed, that speed is called
synchronous speed.
ns
120fAC
p
No.Poles
2Pole
4Pole
6Pole
8Pole
60hz
3600
1800
1200
900
50hz
3000
1500
1000
750
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Synchronous MotorOperation
In start condition the magnetic field of the stator rotates so fast that the mechancial speed
of rotor can not follow therefore an auxlary system should be integrated to rotor to
gurantee proper operation.
That is a squirrel cage, in most of the motors rotor consistsi of both windings and conductor
bars. The motor first starts as if it is an induction motor.
When the rotation speed
p
of rotor approaches
pp
the synchronous
y
speed
p
the coil is p
powered
via DC supply to form rotor electromagnet.
Eventually this electromagnet is locked with synchronous speed
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Theprincipleofoperationofsinglephaseinductionmotorcanalsobeexplainedbydouble
revolvingfieldtheory.
Thesinglephasesupplygiventothesinglephasewindingwillproducepulsatingfieldinthe
airgap.However,anypulsatingfieldcanberesolvedintotwocomponents,equalin
magnitudebutoppositelyrotating
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Capacitorstartmotors
Capacitor
start motors
Ifacapacitorisconnectedinserieswiththestartingwinding,thephaseanglebetweenthe
twowindingcurrentswillbecomemorethan30o (about80o)thatisobtainedinthesplit
phasemotors.Thisincreaseinphaseanglewillincreasethestartingtorque.
Shaded Pole motors
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