Squirrel Cage vs Wound Rotor Motors
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Squirrel cage induction motor
Wound rotor asynchronous motor
The main difference between the two types lies in the structure of
rotor; to be more precise, in the first type the rotor is
made up of several windings like those of the stator, presents a
more complex and delicate structure (brushes that rub against the
rotor, with the possible interposition of resistors for control of
the startup phase) with the need for periodic maintenance and
elevated overall dimensions, while the second type has
a rotor composed of bars short-circuited, by
which, thanks to greater constructive simplicity, gives rise to a
very simple, robust, and economical type of engine.
The stator coils induce alternating current in the circuit.
rotor's electric (somewhat similar to a transformer) and the
the rotor is forced to rotate.
asynchronous motors are
they classify according to shape
of rotor construction.
Squirrel cage rotor
This is the rotor that makes the asynchronous generator
different from the synchronous generator. The rotor consists of a certain
number of copper or aluminum bars, connected
electrically by end aluminum rings
Wound rotor
The squirrel cage motor has the drawback
what is the resistance of the set
invariable, they are not suitable when it should be
regulate the speed during the march
3 windings in the
stator staggered
2 (3P) being P
number of pair of poles
The number of rotor phases does not have
Why be the same as the one from
stator, yes the number will be the same
of poles. The windings of the
rotors are connected to rings
mount collectors on the
same axis
The rotor drivers are
equally distributed by the
periphery of the rotor. The ends of
these drivers are
short-circuited, there being no
connection with the outside. The position
Inclined grooves improve the
start and reduce the noise
Asynchronous motor typeSquirrel Cage
Simple cage rotor
Asynchronous Motor ofWound Rotor
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Conclusions
Thisworkit was important to do it since
we learned more about the functioning of the
induction motors, their characteristics, their types,
designs that exist according to the NEMA standard.
It was also learned that the difference between the
the induction motor and the synchronous motor is that in the
induction motor the rotor is not a permanent magnet
but it is an electromagnet.
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