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    Assignment 3 IM 2023

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    This document contains 5 problems related to induction motors. Problem 1 involves calculating maximum torque, starting torque, full-load rotor copper loss, slip at full-load, full-load torque, and slip at maximum torque for a 75 kW induction motor. Problem 2 involves calculating current, power factor, mechanical power output, torque, and efficiency for a 4-pole induction motor. Problem 3 involves calculating efficiency at rated voltage and 4% slip for a 5 kW induction motor. Problems 4 and 5 involve additional parameter calculations and performance metrics for different induction motors.

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    This document contains 5 problems related to induction motors. Problem 1 involves calculating maximum torque, starting torque, full-load rotor copper loss, slip at full-load, full-load torque, and slip at maximum torque for a 75 kW induction motor. Problem 2 involves calculating current, power factor, mechanical power output, torque, and efficiency for a 4-pole induction motor. Problem 3 involves calculating efficiency at rated voltage and 4% slip for a 5 kW induction motor. Problems 4 and 5 involve additional parameter calculations and performance metrics for different induction motors.

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    This document contains 5 problems related to induction motors. Problem 1 involves calculating maximum torque, starting torque, full-load rotor copper loss, slip at full-load, full-load torque, and slip at maximum torque for a 75 kW induction motor. Problem 2 involves calculating current, power factor, mechanical power output, torque, and efficiency for a 4-pole induction motor. Problem 3 involves calculating efficiency at rated voltage and 4% slip for a 5 kW induction motor. Problems 4 and 5 involve additional parameter calculations and performance metrics for different induction motors.

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    This document contains 5 problems related to induction motors. Problem 1 involves calculating maximum torque, starting torque, full-load rotor copper loss, slip at full-load, full-load torque, and slip at maximum torque for a 75 kW induction motor. Problem 2 involves calculating current, power factor, mechanical power output, torque, and efficiency for a 4-pole induction motor. Problem 3 involves calculating efficiency at rated voltage and 4% slip for a 5 kW induction motor. Problems 4 and 5 involve additional parameter calculations and performance metrics for different induction motors.

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    Addis Ababa University

    Addis Ababa Institute of Technology


    School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Introduction to Electrical Machines
    Assignment One
    1. A 75 kW, 440 V, 3-phase, 6-pole, 50 Hz, wound-rotor induction motor has a full-load
    slip of 0.04 and the slip at maximum torque of 0.2 when operating at rated voltage and
    frequency with rotor winding short-circuited at the slip-rings. Assume the stator
    resistance and rotational losses to be negligible. Find:
    (a) maximum torque,
    (b) starting torque, and
    (c) full-load rotor copper-loss.
    The rotor resistance is now doubled by adding an external series resistance.
    Determine:
    (d) slip at full-load,
    (e) full-load torque, and
    (f ) slip at maximum torque.

    2. A 4-pole, 3-phase, 400 V, 50 Hz induction motor has the following parameters of its
    circuit model (referred to the stator side on an equivalent-star basis):

    R1=1.2Ω X1=1.16Ω Xm=35Ω

    R2’=0.4Ω X2’=1.16Ω

    Rotational losses are 800 W.

    (a) For a speed of 1440 rpm, calculate the input current, power factor, net mechanical
    power output, torque and efficiency,
    (b) Calculate the maximum torque and the slip at which it occurs.
    3. A 5 kW, 400 V, 50 Hz, 4-pole induction motor gave the following test data:
    No-load test: V0 = 400 V, P0 = 350 W, I0 = 3.1 A
    Blocked rotor test: VSC = 52 V, PSC = 440 W, ISC = 7.6 A

    24 V dc when applied between the two stator terminals causes a current of 7.6 A to
    flow. Calculate the motor efficiency at rated voltage at a slip of 4%.

    4. A 3-phase, 20 kW, 600 V, 50 Hz, 6-pole, Y-connected squirrel-cage induction


    motor has the following parameters/phase referred to the stator:

    R1 = 0.937 Ω; R2’ = 0.7 Ω

    X (equivalent) = 3.42 Ω

    Xm = 72.9 Ω

    The rotational and core losses equal 545 W.

    For a slip of 3.5% find:

    (a) the line current and power factor

    (b) the mechanical output and shaft torque

    (c) the efficiency.

    5. A 7.5 kW, 400 V, 4-pole induction motor gave the following test results:

    No-load test V0 = 400 V P0 = 330 W I0 = 3.52 A

    Blocked-rotor test VSC = 110 V PSC = 615 W ISC = 13 A

    The effective ac resistance between the stator terminals is 2.2 Ω and the full-load slip
    is 4%.

    Determine: (a) the parameters of the per phase circuit model.

    (b) the stator current and its power factor when the motor is delivering full-load.

    (c) the efficiency in part (b).

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