Method and model for quickly calculating iron loss of variable frequency motor under harmonic conditions
A variable frequency motor, fast computing technology, applied in computing, electrical digital data processing, special data processing applications, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to obtain and control the magnetic density, difficult to control the iron loss of the motor, etc.
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[0227] Utilize the model of the present invention based on the analytical method and the classic model based on the time-step finite element and the subsection variable coefficient model respectively to calculate a specification as shown in Table 1 The frequency conversion induction motor of 5.5kW under different power supply voltage sinusoidal power supply conditions Iron consumption. The flux density cloud diagram of the 5.5kW variable frequency induction motor is as follows figure 2 shown. The comparison between actual measurement and simulation Figure 4 shown. It can be seen that when the sinusoidal power supply voltage is low, the accuracy of the three models is high; when the voltage is high, the classical model has a large error because the harmonic loss is not taken into account, while the rapid prediction model and the segmentation of the present invention The calculated value of the variable coefficient model is still close to the measured value.
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[0229] Using the model of the present invention based on the analytical method and the classic model and the subsection variable coefficient model based on the time-step finite element respectively, a 5.5kW variable frequency induction motor with specifications as shown in Table 1 is used under different switching frequency converter power supply conditions iron consumption. The magnetic density nephogram of the 5.5kW variable frequency induction motor is attached figure 2 shown. The comparison between actual measurement and simulation is attached Figure 6 shown. It can be seen that when the induction motor is powered by a PWM frequency converter, the errors of the fast prediction model and the piecewise variable coefficient model of the present invention are still small, while the accuracy of the classical model becomes poor.
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[0231] Utilize the model of the present invention based on the analytical method and the classic model based on the time-step finite element and the subsection variable coefficient model respectively to calculate a specification such as the 55kW frequency conversion induction motor shown in Table 2 under the condition of different power supply voltage sinusoidal power supply. consumption. The magnetic density cloud diagram of the 55kW variable frequency induction motor is attached image 3 shown. The comparison between actual measurement and simulation is attached Figure 6 shown. It can be seen that when the sinusoidal power supply voltage is low, the accuracy of the three models is high; when the voltage is high, the classical model has a large error because the harmonic loss is not taken into account, while the rapid prediction model and the segmentation of the present invention The calculated value of the variable coefficient model is still close to the measured value. ...
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