Design consideration of high voltage 3 - phase induction motor.

Design consideration of high voltage 3 - phase induction motor. 


High voltage 3 phase induction motor

1. stator:-

  • Suitable radial air ducts are provided to ensure uniform and efficient cooling.
  • The stator is vacuum pressure impregnated and cured with a specially formulated epoxy resin. This ensures a closed and homogeneous insulation system, which eliminates low dielectric loss, high dielectric strength, excellent heat transfer and serious internal partial discharge.
  • Motors are designed to stay within temperature class F (temperature limit 155°).
  • The windings basic impulse level is kept high and the windings are designed to cope with the highest mechanical stresses.

2. Rotor:- 

  • Minimum vibration is the key to the rotor's long operating life.  This is achieved through strong construction and a delicate balance. 
  • Selecting the shaft material according to the demands of the application and the ambient conditions in which the motor is to operate.
  • Squirrel cages are made of copper, copper alloy or aluminium, depending on the load and customer requirements.
  • More care is taken during manufacture of rotor to minimize stress build-up, and the rotor bars are swaged to provide a very robust construction able to withstand heavy duties. 
  • The added rigidity is provided by the rigid rotor rods, which enable motors to withstand heavy use for longer periods of time.
  • Aluminium bars and end rings are used to ensure optimal characteristics. And, once assembled each rotor is dynamically balanced at full operating speed in accordance with the standards or mechanical vibration.
  • The Proper radial air ducts are provided to ensure uniform and efficient cooling.

3. General:-

  • Strengthening the mechanical structure of the  motor and optimizing the electrical dimensioning in order to increase the permissible starting time and, correspondingly, the permissible load inertia.
  • Many motors are totally enclosed (IP55 to IEC) and are provided with an external fan and cooling ribs (IC411 to IEC). Also special attention is given on the design of the rigid cast iron frame, as this plays an important part in determining the motor's overall cooling efficiency.
  • Unidirectional fans are used for high speed motors in order to reduce the noise level and windage losses while bidirectional fans are used on lower speed motors. The fans are normally made of welded steel plate.

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