O. Iegorov, Olga Iegorova, O. Miroshnyk, A. Cherniuk
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Abstract
Keywords: Induction motor, windings, phase-shifting capacitor, efficiency, positive and reverse sequence currents Induction motors consume almost 70% of the world’s electricity as they are the driving force behind the vast majority of rotary mechanisms [1]. For industrial and domestic purposes alone, about a million new electric motors are commissioned annually. Single-phase induction motors (SPIMs) are superior to all other types of electrical machines that operate on a single-phase AC voltage network because of their simple and robust design and low cost. Therefore, a small improvement in the SPIM energy performance can have a strong impact on energy consumption worldwide and ultimately reduce emissions of harmful substances into environment. This article presents a technique for optimizing SPIM windings in order to maximize efficiency with a given and fixed phase-shifting capacitor. The positive effect of the application of the proposed method is confirmed by the results of SPIM industrial tests with various powers and rotor speeds.
EnergetikaEnergy-Energy Engineering and Power Technology
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The journal publishes original scientific, review and problem papers in the following fields: power engineering economics, modelling of energy systems, their management and optimization, target systems, environmental impacts of power engineering objects, nuclear energetics, its safety, radioactive waste disposal, renewable power sources, power engineering metrology, thermal physics, aerohydrodynamics, plasma technologies, combustion processes, hydrogen energetics, material studies and technologies, hydrology, hydroenergetics. All papers are reviewed. Information is presented on the defended theses, various conferences, reviews, etc.