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Rotating Magnetic Field in 3-Phase Motors

This document discusses the rotating magnetic field in three-phase induction motors. It begins by introducing a three-phase two-pole induction motor and showing its graphical representation. It then provides the mathematical interpretation of the rotating magnetic field using phasor diagrams. Finally, it discusses the synchronous speed of the magnetic field and how it relates to the number of poles in the motor.

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Rotating Magnetic Field in 3-Phase Motors

This document discusses the rotating magnetic field in three-phase induction motors. It begins by introducing a three-phase two-pole induction motor and showing its graphical representation. It then provides the mathematical interpretation of the rotating magnetic field using phasor diagrams. Finally, it discusses the synchronous speed of the magnetic field and how it relates to the number of poles in the motor.

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Presented by

Dr. Amrita Sinha


Topics to be covered

Ø Three phase 2-pole Induction motor

Ø Graphical representation of Rotating Magnetic field

Ø Mathematical interpretation of Rotating Magnetic field

Ø Speed of rotating magnetic field

Ø Direction of magnetic field rotation and phase sequence


REPRESENTATION OF 2-POLE 3-PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR
Axis of
phase B
R R
Y’ B’ Y’ B’
Axis of
phase R

B Y B Y

R’ Axis of
phase Y
R’

3-phase 2-pole Induction machine Magnetic Axis for 3-phase 2-pole Induction machine
(a) (b)
Clockwise Rotation of magnetic Field

Input phase sequence RYB


(a) (b)
N
Graphical representation of Rotating Magnetic Field
At ωt = 300 ,
IR= Imsin300, IY = Im sin 2700, IB = Im sin1500
or, IR= 0.5Im, IY = -Im, IB = 0.5Im
or, mmf α [Im+ 2(0.5Imcos600 )]
or, mmf B 1.5 Im
(a) R
S B’
Y’
R 600
600
Y’ B’
B Y B
Y
R’
N R’ (c)
(b)
Graphical representation of Rotating Magnetic Field
At ωt = 900 ,
IR= Imsin900, IY = Im sin 3300, IB = Im sin2100
or, IR= Im, IY = -0.5Im, IB = -0.5Im
or, mmf α [Im+ 2(0.5Imcos600 )]
or, mmf B 1.5 Im
(a)
R

R Y’ B’
Y’ B’ 600
N S 600
B Y
R’ B
Y
R’ (c)
(b)
Graphical representation of Rotating Magnetic Field
At ωt = 1500 ,
IR= Imsin1500, IY = Im sin300, IB = Im sin2700
or, IR= 0.5Im, IY = 0.5Im, IB = -Im
or, mmf α [Im+ 2(0.5Imcos600 )]
or, mmf B 1.5 Im

(a) R
N

Y’ B’
R
Y’ B’
600
B 600
Y B
Y
R’
R’ (c)
S

(b)
Graphical representation of Rotating Magnetic Field
At ωt = 2100 ,
IR= Imsin2100, IY = Im sin900, IB = Im sin3300
or, IR= -0.5Im, IY = Im, IB = -0.5Im

9:, ;;< α [Im+ 2(0.5Imcos600 )]


9:, mmf A 1.5 Im
(a)
N R

R Y’ B’
Y’ B’
B Y
600

R’ B 600 Y

R’
S

(c)
(b)
2-Pole & 4-Pole Induction Machine
R R
Y’ B’
Y’ B’ B Y

B R’ B R’

B Y Y B

B’ Y’
R’ R

Magnetic Axis for 2-pole machine Magnetic Axis for 4-pole machine
(a) (b)
4-Pole Induction Machine

R
Y’ B’
B N Y

S
R’ B R’
S
Y B
N
B’ Y’
R
(a)

(b)
Mathematical Interpretation of Rotating Magnetic Field
Exciting/stator balanced currents Respective MMF’s
A. = A0 12356 -. = -0 1234 12356
A7 = A0 123(56 − 120< ) -7 = -0 123 4 − 120 < 123(56 − 120< )
A? = A0 123(56 − 240< ) -? = -0 123 4 + 120 < 123(56 + 120< )
1 1
-. = -0 123 4 − 56 + -0 123 4 + 56
2 2
1 1 1 1
-7 = -0 123 4 − 1200 − (56 − 1200 ) + -0 123 4 − 1200 + 56 − 1200 = -0 123 4 − 56 + -0 123 4 + 56 − 2400
2 2 2 2
1 1 1 1
-? = -0 123 4 + 1200 − (56 + 1200 ) + -0 123 4 + 120 + 56 + 120 = -0 123 4 − 56 + -0 123 4 + 56 + 2400
0 0
2 2 2 2
X Z
OP3QR6ST6 UU-, -W = -. + -7 + -? = -0 123 4 − 56 + -0 {123 4 + 56 + 123 4 + 56 − 2400 + 123 4 + 56 + 2400 }
Y Y
X Z
-W = -0 123 4 − 56 + -0 {123 4 + 56 + 123 4 + 56 + 1200 + 123 4 + 56 − 1200 }
Y Y

3
_ℎPaPb2aP, OP3QR6ST6 -W = - 123 4 − 56 \3, [123 4 + 56 + 123 4 + 56 + 1200 + 123 4 + 56 − 1200 = 0]
2 0
3
_ℎPaPb2aP, OP3QR6ST6 -W aPdaP3PT63 S 6aSePRRfTg hhb 2b i2T36ST6 hSgTf6QjP -
2 0
Synchronous speed of magnetic Field
The total angular span of one pole pair is referred to as N

4-pole Machine
electrical angle = 2π = θ S
The total angular span of one rotation is referred to as B S
mechanical angle = θm N
For a 2-pole machine θ = θm
For a 4-pole machine θ = θm/2
For a P-pole machine θ = (P/2)θm
S
Differentiating w.r.t ω = (P/2)ωm
R

2-pole Machine
2πf = (P/2) 2π N/60 Y’ B’
f = PN/120 B Y
N = 120f/P R’
N is synchronous speed, hence denoted by Ns = 120f/P N
Anti-Clockwise Rotation of magnetic Field

Input phase sequence RBY


(a) (b)
N
Conclusion
Ø Three-phase 2-pole & 4-pole induction motor

Ø Graphical representation of Rotating Magnetic field

Ø Mathematical interpretation of Rotating Magnetic field

Ø Speed of rotating magnetic field

Ø Magnetic field rotation depends on input phase sequence

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