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The impact of a winding type on the operational characteristics of converter-fed induction motor [Elektronski vir]
Hadžiselimović, Miralem ...
The paper presents the impact of a winding type on the operational characteristics of converter-fed induction motor. Two types of windings are normally used in converter-fed induction motors. The ...first one is a single layer winding, which can be executed as a lap or a concentric winding. The second type is a double layer concentric winding, which advantages are a smaller mass of inserted copper and smaller contents of higher harmonics in the motor's magnetic field. Concentring windings are also suitable for automated inserting. In this paper the comparative analysis of different concentric winding types based on the comparison of motor operational characteristics, winding factors, and harmonic content of magnetic field in air gap is also presented. The influence of the different winding types is analyzed on the four pole induction motor with the equal stator and rotor lamination. Conclusions and presented results of this paper are suitable for practical design of converter-fed induction motors.
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