Mathematical modelling of induction motor with dynamic saturation

Authors

  • V. F. Syvokobylenko Donetsk National Technical University
  • S. V. Vasylets Donetsk National Technical University

Abstract

The mathematical model of induction motor is improved by taking into account dynamic saturation of magnetic circuits on the way of main flux and leakage flux of stator and rotor.

Author Biographies

V. F. Syvokobylenko, Donetsk National Technical University

Chair 'Power Plants'

S. V. Vasylets, Donetsk National Technical University

Associate Professor of "Mining Electrical and Automation them. RM Leybov. "

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V. F. Syvokobylenko and S. V. Vasylets, “Mathematical modelling of induction motor with dynamic saturation”, Вісник ВПІ, no. 6, pp. 55–58, Dec. 2013.

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No 6 (2013)

Section

Energy generation and electrical engineering

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