Main dimension & rotor design of squirrel cage Induction Motor.pdf

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Here,
Diameter of stator
Length of Stator
No. of stator turns per phase
No. of the stator slots
No. of rotor slots
Area of Cross-section of Stator conductor
Area of Cross-section of Rotor Bars(as squirrel cage)
Area of the cross-section of End-Ring
Length of the Air-gap
are calculated step by step ...


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Project On : Induction motor design
Course No : EE-3220
Group No : 16
Md. Ataurrahman 1703002
ShetuMohanto 1703018
Md. NafisJawad 1703026
Md. SabbirMahmud 1703072
Submitted By :

DESIGN THE MAIN DIMENSION AND ROTOR OF
A 22KW, 415V, 3‐PHASE, 50HZ, 970 RPM,
SQUIRREL CAGE TYPE INDUCTION MOTOR
HAVING A FULL ‐LOAD EFFICIENCY OF 90%
AND POWER FACTOR IS 0.9.
THEMACHINE IS TO BE STARTED BY A
STAR‐DELTA STARTER.

Determination of magnetic & Electricalloading:
As stated the motor must be started by star delta starter, so the
inputside ( stator) must be delta connected.
The INPUT KVA
Q
i = Output real power / ( full load efficiency *
full load P.F.)
= (22*10
3
)/(0.9*0.9) = 27.1605 KVA
Considering it is a 6 pole machine,
Synchronous speed of field in armature = (120* supply
freq.)/no. of pole = 1000 rpm = 16.67 rps

The winding factor depends on the distribution factor & pitch
factor.
Assuming,winding factor Kw = 0.95
The flux density depends on the material used for the stator core
as the maximum flux density must lie on the linear region.
Here, the flux density is chosen as,
B
av=0.45 Wb ;

Ampere conductoris defined as the average value of flux density
over the whole surface of air gap in themachine. It’s value varies
from 5000 to 450000 .
So, Ampere conductor is chosen as ,ac = 26000

Determination of output co-efficient:
The output co efficient C
o ,
= 11 * B
av* K
w* ac *10
-3
=11*0.45*0.955*26000*10
-3
= 122.91 KVA /m
3
-rps

Determination of D & L :
KVA input Q
o= C
o* D
2
* L * N
s
=> D
2
*L = 27.1605 / ( 122.91*16.67) = 0.0132 m
3
For overall good design assumed ,L/τ= 1
so, L = τ= (pi*D)/P
Then D
2
* (pi*D/P) = 0.0132 => D
3
= (0.0132*6)/ 3.1416
=> D = 0.293 m
Now , L = (pi*D)/P =0.154 m

Determination of No. of turns per phase :
Since the stator is delta connected, the line voltage is equal to
phase voltage.
Maximum flux per pole
φ
m= B
av*pi*D*L/P = 0.0106 Wb
Stator turns per phase T
p= E
s/( 4.44*f*K
w*
φ
m )
= 415/(4.44*50*0.95*0.0106)
= 185.4 ≈ 186

Determination of No. of slots per pole per phase :
No of stator slot S
s= no. of phase * pole * no slot per pole per
phase
= 3*6*X [where x is the unknown]
Stator slot pitch Ys =( pi*D )/ Ss
whereSs= no. of stator slots
stator slot pitch should lie between,
= 10 to 15mm ( for single layer winding )
= 15 to 25mm ( for double layer winding )

considering double layer winding ,
(pi*D)/(3*6*X) = 15 to 25 mm
=> X = 2.04 to 3.4.
So the no of slot range can vary from 3.4 to 2.04 which is
fractional value.
Taking integer value X=3,
the no. of totalstatorslots = 3*6*3 = 54
So , total no. of conductors = no of conductor in one turn * no of
phase * stator turns per phase
= 2*3*186 = 1116

Correctioninthevalueoftotalno.ofturns per phase :
Conductors per slot Z
ss= 1116 / 54 = 20.67
Considering Z
ss=21,
New value of total turn per phase = no. of slot * conductor per
slot / (conductor per turn * no of input phase in stator)
= 54* 21 / (2*3)
= 189

Total Power = P = 3 x V
phx I
ph
Phase current in stator I
p= KVA / (3*V
ph) = 27160.5/(3*415) =
21.816 A [ for delta , V
ph= V
L]
Check for slot loading :
Slot loading = I
z* Z
ss= 21.816*21 = 458.136 amp conductor (ac)
Consideringconductor current density 3.5 A /mm
2
,
Statorconductorcross section area =( phase current / density)
= 21.816/3.5 = 6.23mm
2

Air Gap calculation :
Length of Air gap L
g= 0.2+2*sqrt (DL) [For small size motor ]
= 0.2 + 2*sqrt(0.293*0.154)
= 0.625 mm

Calculation No. of Rotor slots :
Let S
r= Number of Rotor slots , S
s= No. of stator slots
We know that ,(S
s –S
r) cannot be 0 , ±p , ±2p , ±3p , ±5p , ±
1, ±2, ±(p ±1), ±(p+2)
Here P = 6
So, (S
s-S
r) cannot be 0, ±6, ±12, ±18, ±30, ±1, ±2, ±5, ±7, ±4, ±
8
Here, S
s-S
rcan be ±3, ±9, ±10, ±11, ±13 , ……….

Let S
s-S
r= ±10
So S
rcan be = 44 or 64
Let the no of rotor bar is 44.
Rotor bar cross section area calculation :
Rotor bar current I
b= 0.85*(6*T
p*I
p) / S
r= 477.92 A
Let, current density in rotor bar δ
b
= 5.5 A /mm
2
[rotor current density can be taken from
4 to 7 A/mm
2
]

Area of cross section of rotor bar a
b= I
b/ δ
b= 477.92/ 5.5
= 86.89 mm
2 .
Endringcross section area calculation :
End ring current I
e= S
r*I
b/ pi*pole = 44*477.92/(3.1416*6) =
1115.60 amp
Let δ
e= 5.5 A/mm
2
Area of cross section of end ring , a
e= I
e/ δ
e= 202.84 mm
2
Let, a
e= 205 mm
2

Result
❖Diameter of Stator =0.293 m
❖Length of Stator=0.154 m
❖Turns per phase=189
❖No. of stator slots=54
❖5.No. of rotor slots=44
❖Area of cross section of stator conductor= 6.23 mm
2
❖Area of cross section of Rotor Bar=86.89mm
2
❖Area of cross section of End ring= 205 mm
2
❖Length of Airgap=0.625 mm