Compared with the fundamental loss, the harmonic losses become very complicated because of the coupling between the power supply harmonics and the motor harmonics. To dispose of this problem, a multislice 2-D finite element model considering the interbar currents and a fast rotor harmonics identification method is employed to identify the harmonics of the rotor current density and flux density of the inverter-fed induction motor (IM). Considering the complex coupling phenomenon of time–space harmonics, a two-term iron model with piecewise-defined variable coefficients (PVCIL model) and a finite element analysis (FEA)-based copper loss method are then used to calculate the iron and copper loss components of the inverter-fed IM. Finally, based on the introduced methods, both the electromagnetic field and different losses terms of the same 5.5-kW inverter-fed IM under different load and supply conditions are calculated and analyzed. The experimental validation of those two losses’ calculation methods is performed on a 5.5-kW IM with different operating conditions. The results obtained in this article can provide the theoretical basis for targeted harmonic elimination and loss reduction in the design phase of the inverter-fed IM.
The Electromagnetic Losses Analysis of Inverter-Fed Induction Motor Accounting for Interbar Current and Rotor Slip Frequency
IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification ; 8 , 1 ; 1155-1167
2022-03-01
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