Abstract
At the strong skin effect, leakage fields in solid rotor equipped with conducting slot wedges can be described using a “peripheral” rotor model. The “peripheral” model was used in Chaps. 17 and 19 to describe leakage fields in slotted and squirrel-cage solid rotors and also to establish the eddy current circuit loops induced in solid rotors of such construction. In this chapter, results obtained in Chaps. 17 and 19 are used to establish the eddy current circuit loops induced in a solid rotor with conducting slot wedges at the strong skin effect.
Access this chapter
Tax calculation will be finalised at checkout
Purchases are for personal use only
References
Kasharsky, E., Shapiro, А.: About an impact of the teeth on parameters of the turbo-generator at the asymmetrical load. Collection of Papers “Theory, Calculation and Research of Highly Utilized Electric Machines. Nauka, Moskow/Leningrad (1965)
Bratolijc, T.: A contribution to the theory of the asynchronous turbo-generator with the solid rotor and series excitation. Ph.D. thesis, Techn.University, Zurich/Bamberg (1968)
Asanbayev, V.: Equivalent circuits, parameters and characteristics of large electric machines with the solid rotor. Ph.D. thesis, Academy of Science of Ukranian SSR, Institute of Elektrodynamics, Kiev (1991)
Asanbayev, V.: Equations for AC Electric Machine with the Slotted Solid Rotor. Academy of Science Ukrainian SSR, Institute of Elektrodynamics, Preprint, N. 260, Kiev (1981)
Asanbayev, V., Saratov, V.: Method for Calculation of Parameters and Characteristics of Electric Machines with the Slotted Solid Rotor. Academy of Science Ukrainian SSR, Institute of Elektrodynamics, Preprint, N. 276, Kiev (1982)
Asanbayev, V.: Calculation Model of the Slotted Solid Rotor in the Form of a Layered Structure. Academy of Science Ukrainian SSR. Institute of Elektrodynamics, Preprint, N. 505, Kiev (1987)
Asanbayev, V.: Representation of Elektromagnetic Processes in the Slotted Solid Rotor with the Use of Electric Circuits. Academy of Science Ukrainian SSR, Institute of Elektrodynamics, Preprint, N. 506, Kiev (1987)
Asanbayev, V.: Equivalent Circuits and Parameters of the Slotted Solid Rotor for a Wide Range of Change of the Slip. Academy of Science Ukrainian SSR, Institute of Elektrodynamics, Preprint, N. 507, Kiev (1987)
Asanbayev, V.: Representation of the slotted solid rotor in the form of a conditional layered structure. Proc. High. Educ. Establ. Elektromech. 12, 13–17 (1988)
Asanbayev, V.: Equivalent circuit for calculation of current displacement in the slotted solid rotor. Proc. High. Educ. Establ. Elektromech. 4 26–33 (1089)
Asanbayev, V.: Determination by Equivalent Circuit of Solid Rotor Parameters in Terms of Current Displacement to the Periphery of the Tooth. Technicheskaya Electrodinamika, vol. 2. Naukova Dumka, Kiev (1991)
Asanbayev, V., Saratov, V.: Equivalent Circuits and Parameters of the Solid Rotor with the Conducting Slot Wedges. Problems of Technical Elektrodynamics, vol. 63, pp. 27–32. Naukova Dumka, Kiev (1977)
Brynskiy, Е., Danilevich, Y., Yakovlev, V.: Electromagnetic Fields in Electric Machines. Energiya, Leningrad (1979)
Turovskiy, Y.: Electromagnetic Calculations of Elements of Electric Machines (Translation from Polish). Energoatomizdat, Moskow (1986)
Asanbayev, V.: Two-loop equivalent circuit parameters of the asynchronous machine rotor slot bar. Electrichestvo 6, 27–32 (2004)
Author information
Authors and Affiliations
Appendix A.21 Transformations
Appendix A.21 Transformations
21.1.1 A.21.1 Factors ckz, (c2 klc kz ) and (c2 klc2 Πzc2 kz): Real and Imaginary Components
In expression (21.41), factors c kz , (c 2 kl c kz ) and (c 2 kl c 2Πz c 2 kz ) are used. These factors can be represented as the sum of the real and imaginary components. Taking into account (21.36), (21.37), (21.38) and (21.39), we have from (21.18) for factor c kz
In (A.21.1), the following non-dimensional values can be used:
Then, expression (A.21.1) takes the form
where \( {c}_{kkr}=1+\frac{\alpha_{kz}+{\upsilon}_{kz}\left({\beta}_{kz}+{\gamma}_{kz}\right)}{1+{\left({\beta}_{kz}+{\gamma}_{kz}\right)}^2};{c}_{kkx}=\frac{\upsilon_{kz}-{\alpha}_{kz}\left({\beta}_{kz}+{\gamma}_{kz}\right)}{1+{\left({\beta}_{kz}+{\gamma}_{kz}\right)}^2} \).
Using expressions shown in (A.21.3) and (21.33), (21.34) and (21.35), we have for the product of the factors (c 2 kl c kz )
where k kkzr = k kzr c kkr − k kzx c kkx ; k kkzx = k kzx c kkr + k kzr c kkx .
From (A.21.3), (21.33), (21.34), (21.35) and (17.75), it follows for the product of the factors (c 2 kl c 2Πz c 2 kz ) that
where \( \begin{array}{ll}{k}_{k\Pi r}\hfill & \kern-1.em =\left({k}_{kzr}{k}_{\Pi zr}-{k}_{kzx}{k}_{\Pi zx}\right)\left({c}_{kkr}^2-{c}_{kkx}^2\right)-2{c}_{kkr}{c}_{kkx}\left({k}_{kzx}{k}_{\Pi zr}+{k}_{kzr}{k}_{\Pi zx}\right);\hfill \\ {}{k}_{k\Pi x}\hfill & \kern-1.em =\left({k}_{kzx}{k}_{\Pi zr}+{k}_{kzr}{k}_{\Pi zx}\right)\left({c}_{kkr}^2-{c}_{kkx}^2\right)+2{c}_{kkr}{c}_{kkx}\left({k}_{kzr}{k}_{\Pi zr}-{k}_{kzx}{k}_{\Pi zx}\right).\hfill \end{array} \)
21.1.2 A.21.2 Factors c kz1, (c 2 kl c kz1) and (c 2 kl c 2Πz1 c 2 kz1 ): Real and Imaginary Components
We consider factors c kz1, (c 2 kl c kz1) and (c 2 kl c 2Πz1 c 2 kz1 ) used in expression (21.77). Factor c kz1 is determined by the expression given in (21.76) and by using (21.72) it can be reduced to the form
In (A.21.6), we use the following non-dimensional values:
Then, expression (A.21.6) acquires the form
where \( {c}_{kk1r}=1+\frac{\alpha_{kz1}+{\upsilon}_{kz1}\left({\beta}_{kz1}+{\gamma}_{kz1}\right)}{1+{\left({\beta}_{kz1}+{\gamma}_{kz1}\right)}^2};{c}_{kk1x}=\frac{\upsilon_{kz1}-{\alpha}_{kz1}\left({\beta}_{kz1}+{\gamma}_{kz1}\right)}{1+{\left({\beta}_{kz1}+{\gamma}_{kz1}\right)}^2} \).
From (21.33), (21.34), (21.35) and (A.21.8), the product of the factors (c 2 kl c kz1) can be expressed as
where c kΠzr = k kzr c kk1r − k kzx c kk1x ; c kΠzx = k kzx c kk1r + k kzr c kk1x .
Considering (21.33), (21.34), (21.35), (17.113) and (A.21.8), we have for the product of the factors (c 2 kl c 2 Πz1 c 2 kz1 )
where \( \begin{array}{l}{k}_{k\Pi zr}=\left({k}_{\Pi z1r}{k}_{kzr}-{k}_{\Pi z1x}{k}_{kzx}\right)\left({c}_{kk1r}^2-{c}_{kk1x}^2\right)-2\left({k}_{\Pi z1x}{k}_{kzr}+{k}_{\Pi z1r}{k}_{kzx}\right){c}_{kk1r}{c}_{kk1x};\hfill \\ {}{k}_{k\Pi zx}=\left({k}_{\Pi z1x}{k}_{kzr}+{k}_{\Pi z1r}{k}_{kzx}\right)\left({c}_{kk1r}^2-{c}_{kk1x}^2\right)+2\left({k}_{\Pi z1r}{k}_{kzr}-{k}_{\Pi z1x}{k}_{kzx}\right){c}_{kk1r}{c}_{kk1x}.\hfill \end{array} \)
21.1.3 A.21.3 Expression [Zkl2(Zτkl2 + ZΠz)c2 kl2]/[Zkl2 + (Zτkl2 + ZΠz)c2 kl2] and Impedance Zkl2: Real and Imaginary Components
The expression for the impedance Z kl2 was presented in (21.98). In (21.98), we use the following non-dimensional values:
Then, expression (21.98) obtains the form
where \( \begin{array}{ll}\frac{r_{kl2}}{s}\hfill & \kern-1.2em =\frac{r_{ckl2}}{s}\left[\frac{\alpha_{kl2}\left(1+{\alpha}_{kl2}\right)+{\gamma}_{kl2}^2}{{\left(1+{\alpha}_{kl2}\right)}^2+{\gamma}_{kl2}^2}+\frac{r_{\varPi k2}}{r_{ckl2}}\right];{x}_{kl2}={x}_{\Pi k2}+{x}_{cck2\sigma }{k}_{\Pi ck}\hfill \\ {}{k}_{\Pi ck}\hfill & \kern-.92em ={\left[{\left(1+{\alpha}_{kl2}\right)}^2+{\gamma}_{kl2}^2\right]}^{-1}.\hfill \end{array} \)
We consider the second term of expression (21.108) determined as
This expression can be presented as the sum of the real and imaginary components. In (A.21.13), we first consider the value of (Z τkl2 + Z Πz )c 2 kl2 . Using expressions given in (17.70) and (21.97), the value of (Z τkl2 + Z Πz )c 2 kl2 can be obtained as
where \( \begin{array}{l}\hfill \frac{r_{kz}}{s}=\frac{r_z}{s}\left[\left(1+\frac{r_{\tau kl2}}{r_z}\right){k}_{kz2r}-\frac{x_{cz\sigma }}{r_z/s}\left(1+\frac{x_{\Pi z}}{x_{cz\sigma }}+\frac{x_{\tau kl2}}{x_{cz\sigma }}\right){k}_{kz2x}\right]\hfill \\ {}\hfill {x}_{kz}={x}_{cz\sigma}^{\prime }+{x}_{\Pi z}^{\prime }+{x}_{\tau kl2}^{\prime };{x}_{cz\sigma}^{\prime }={x}_{cz\sigma }{k}_{cxk2};{x}_{\Pi z}^{\prime }={x}_{\Pi z}{k}_{kz2r};{x}_{\tau kl2}^{\prime }={x}_{\tau kl2}{k}_{\tau cxk}\hfill \\ {}\hfill \kern-.8em {k}_{cxk2}={k}_{kz2r}+\frac{r_z/s}{x_{cz\sigma }}{k}_{kz2x};{k}_{\tau cxk}={k}_{kz2r}+\frac{r_{\tau kl2}/s}{x_{\tau kl2}}{k}_{kz2x}\hfill \end{array} \)
Considering that Z kl2 = r kl2/s + jx kl2 and (Z τkl2 + Z Πz )c 2 kl2 = r kz /s + jx kz , we can use in (A.21.13) the following non-dimensional values:
Then, it follows
where \( {k}_{kl2r}^{{\prime\prime} }=\frac{\alpha_{kl2}\left(1+{\beta}_{kl2}^2\right)+{\alpha}_{kl2}^2+{\gamma}_{kl2}^2}{{\left(1+{\alpha}_{kl2}\right)}^2+{\left({\beta}_{kl2}+{\gamma}_{kl2}\right)}^2};{k}_{kl2x}^{{\prime\prime} }=\frac{\left({\gamma}_{kl2}/{\beta}_{kl2}\right)\left(1+{\beta}_{kl2}^2\right)+{\alpha}_{kl2}^2+{\gamma}_{kl2}^2}{{\left(1+{\alpha}_{kl2}\right)}^2+{\left({\beta}_{kl2}+{\gamma}_{kl2}\right)}^2} \).
Copyright information
© 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland
About this chapter
Cite this chapter
Asanbayev, V. (2015). Solid Rotor with Conducting Slot Wedges: Leakage Circuit Loops. In: Alternating Current Multi-Circuit Electric Machines. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10109-5_21
Download citation
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10109-5_21
Published:
Publisher Name: Springer, Cham
Print ISBN: 978-3-319-10108-8
Online ISBN: 978-3-319-10109-5
eBook Packages: EngineeringEngineering (R0)