.Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.InductionMachines.IM_SlipRing .Modelica.Electrical.Machines.BasicMachines.InductionMachines.IM_SlipRingModel of a three-phase induction machine with slipring rotor.
Resistance and stray inductance of stator and rotor are modeled directly in stator respectively rotor phases, then using space phasor transformation and a stator-fixed AirGap model. The machine models take the following loss effects into account:
Default values for machine's parameters (a realistic example) are:
| number of pole pairs p | 2 | |
| stator's moment of inertia | 0.29 | kg.m2 |
| rotor's moment of inertia | 0.29 | kg.m2 |
| nominal frequency fNominal | 50 | Hz |
| nominal voltage per phase | 100 | V RMS |
| nominal current per phase | 100 | A RMS |
| nominal torque | 161.4 | Nm |
| nominal speed | 1440.45 | rpm |
| nominal mechanical output | 24.346 | kW |
| efficiency | 92.7 | % |
| power factor | 0.875 | |
| stator resistance | 0.03 | Ohm per phase at reference temperature |
| reference temperature TsRef | 20 | °C |
| temperature coefficient alpha20s | 0 | 1/K |
| rotor resistance | 0.04 | Ohm per phase at reference temperature |
| reference temperature TrRef | 20 | °C |
| temperature coefficient alpha20r | 0 | 1/K |
| stator reactance Xs | 3 | Ohm per phase |
| rotor reactance Xr | 3 | Ohm per phase |
| total stray coefficient sigma | 0.0667 | |
| turnsRatio | 1 | effective ratio of stator and rotor current |
| stator operational temperature TsOperational | 20 | °C |
| rotor operational temperature TrOperational | 20 | °C |
| These values give the following inductances: | ||
| stator stray inductance per phase | Xs * (1 - sqrt(1-sigma))/(2*pi*fNominal) | |
| rotor stray inductance | Xr * (1 - sqrt(1-sigma))/(2*pi*fNominal) | |
| main field inductance per phase | sqrt(Xs*Xr * (1-sigma))/(2*pi*f) |
Parameter turnsRatio could be obtained from the following relationship
at standstill with open rotor circuit at nominal voltage and nominal frequency,
using the locked-rotor voltage VR, no-load stator current I0 and powerfactor PF0:
turnsRatio * VR = Vs - (Rs + j Xs,sigma) I0