Transient currents and torques in wound-rotor induction-motors using the finite-element method

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Smith, A.C.J. and Williamson, S. and Smith, J.R. (1990) Transient currents and torques in wound-rotor induction-motors using the finite-element method. IEE Proceedings Electric Power Applications, 137 (3). pp. 160-173. ISSN 1350-2352 (http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arn...)

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Abstract

The authors describe a time-stepping finite-element technique for modelling transient torques and currents in a slip-ring induction motor. The method is based on a coupled fields and circuit equation approach that allows the winding inductances to be modified to account for certain three-dimensional effects. The numerical solution incorporates a moving rotor so that slotting and saturation effects can be modelled accurately. The method is verified by direct comparison with experimental results obtained from a motor subjected to a supply reconnection at speed. It is shown that the general method can be extended in a straightforward manner to accommodate cage induction motors.

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