Identification method of fault current in starting process of asynchronous motor
An asynchronous motor, starting process technology, applied in the direction of starter parts and other directions, can solve the problem of inverse time overcurrent protection not being able to be put into operation reliably, and achieve the effect of protecting reliable operation, reducing economic losses and avoiding expansion.
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[0018] During the normal starting process of the motor, the starting current remains high until the end of the starting process. At present, the voltage-current phase algorithm is used to provide action criteria for the protection device by identifying the relationship between the voltage and current during the starting period. However, according to a large number of The actual wave recording of the motor found that during the start-up period, the phase difference of the voltage and current fluctuates, and the change has no obvious characteristics. According to the principle of the motor, during the start-up process, as the slip s gradually decreases, the induced potential generated on the rotor due to the existence of the slip and the demagnetization effect of the corresponding induced c...
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