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Calculate the total input to the rotor and the rotor copper loss for an induction motor given its parameters.

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Pag=12.57 kWP_{ag} = \text{12.57 kW}

Pcu_rotor=502.65 WP_{cu\_rotor} = \text{502.65 W}

Step-by-step solution

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Here are the calculations for the induction motor.

Given:

  • Frequency f=50 Hzf = 50 \text{ Hz}
  • Number of poles P=4P = 4
  • Rotor speed Nr=1440 rev/minN_r = 1440 \text{ rev/min}
  • Total torque developed by the rotor T=80 NmT = 80 \text{ Nm}
  1. Calculate the synchronous speed (NsN_s).

    Ns=120fPN_s = \frac{120f}{P} Ns=120×50 Hz4 polesN_s = \frac{120 \times 50 \text{ Hz}}{4 \text{ poles}} Ns=1500 rev/minN_s = 1500 \text{ rev/min}
  2. Convert the synchronous speed to angular synchronous speed (ωs\omega_s).

    ωs=2πNs60\omega_s = \frac{2\pi N_s}{60} ωs=2π×1500 rev/min60 s/min\omega_s = \frac{2\pi \times 1500 \text{ rev/min}}{60 \text{ s/min}} ωs=50π rad/s≈157.08 rad/s\omega_s = 50\pi \text{ rad/s} \approx 157.08 \text{ rad/s}

    5.4.1 The total input (in kilowatts) to the rotor.
    The total input to the rotor is also known as the air gap power (PagP_{ag}).

    Pag=TωsP_{ag} = T \omega_s Pag=80 Nm×50π rad/sP_{ag} = 80 \text{ Nm} \times 50\pi \text{ rad/s} Pag=4000π WP_{ag} = 4000\pi \text{ W} Pag≈12566.37 WP_{ag} \approx 12566.37 \text{ W}

    Convert to kilowatts:

    Pag=12566.371000 kWP_{ag} = \frac{12566.37}{1000} \text{ kW} Pag=12.57 kWP_{ag} = \boxed{\text{12.57 kW}}

    5.4.2 The rotor copper loss in watts.

  3. Calculate the slip (ss).

    s=Ns−NrNss = \frac{N_s - N_r}{N_s} s=1500 rev/min−1440 rev/min1500 rev/mins = \frac{1500 \text{ rev/min} - 1440 \text{ rev/min}}{1500 \text{ rev/min}} s=601500s = \frac{60}{1500} s=0.04s = 0.04
  4. Calculate the rotor copper loss (Pcu_rotorP_{cu\_rotor}).

    Pcu_rotor=s×PagP_{cu\_rotor} = s \times P_{ag} Pcu_rotor=0.04×12566.37 WP_{cu\_rotor} = 0.04 \times 12566.37 \text{ W} Pcu_rotor=502.65 WP_{cu\_rotor} = \boxed{\text{502.65 W}}
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