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Model of Transient Process Where Three-Phase Transducer Feeds Induction Motor Equivalent as a Variable Active-Inductive Load

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  • Nenad Marković
  • Slobodan Bjelić
  • Jeroslav Živanić
  • Violeta Milićević
  • Zoran Milićević

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The paper presents a new approach in the analysis of a transient state in a system where the feeding source is a transducer-IGBT inverter and load is introduced through the induction motor with its parameters. Induction motors with different parameters of powers and power factors are tested. MATLAB simulation of the three-phase inverter that feeds the induction machine has replaced the missing lab equipment with which mathematical model of this system was verified. According to the selected parameters of the inverter and induction machine and through the simulation in the MATLAB program, the results are obtained in the form of diagrams that verify the model of a transient state of the induction machine operation when it operates as a motor which is presented as a variable load. The transient process of the system three-phase bridge inverter whose active-inductive load is the induction machine in the conditions of the change of the load parameters is analyzed. The model of the transient process in the system formed by the inverter in PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) converter and induction machine is developed in the time domain and phase coordinates.

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  • Nenad Marković & Slobodan Bjelić & Jeroslav Živanić & Violeta Milićević & Zoran Milićević, 2016. "Model of Transient Process Where Three-Phase Transducer Feeds Induction Motor Equivalent as a Variable Active-Inductive Load," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2016, pages 1-14, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:6740261
    DOI: 10.1155/2016/6740261
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