This paper addresses two points: first, induction motors are shown to be flat, which implies they can be easily controlled by full-state feedback (for instance with a linearizing (dynamic) feedback); second, an exponential observer, relying on easily measurable variables (stator current and rotor velocity) is proposed.

For speed sensorless induction motors under field-oriented control (FOC), where the motor speed and angle are not measured, the speed control tracking bandwidth is mainly limited by the convergence rate of the state estimator. Prevailing speed-sensorless induction motors suffer significant performance degradation from removing the encoder, which limits their applications to fields requiring low...

Detection of failures in induction motors is one of the most important concerns in industry. An unexpected fault in the induction motors can cause a loss of financial resources and waste of time that most companies cannot afford. The contribution of this paper is a fusion of the Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD) and Multiple Signal Classification (MUSIC) methodologies for detection of multiple...

Abstract Induction motors (IMs) are the most widely employed electrical due to their robust construction and adaptability. Due versatility wide range of applications, it is crucial examine performance these using a simple but thorough simulation model. In this study, we present models conduct DC test, no-load locked rotor test on three-phase induction motor MATLAB/Simulink. These three tests fu...

Electric motors, especially large-capacity Induction Motors (IMs), are the main load components and consume most electricity output from industrial zones factories. As a result, optimizing efficiency operation of such loads will significantly improve power quality reduce losses on grid. A crucial control scheme is to propose an effective way decline Power Loss (PL) against overtime-changing net...

PS1: Developments of Rotating Electrical Machines A1-101 A novel technique for refurbished induction motors’ efficiency estimation based on no-load tests M. AL-BADRI , P. PILLAY A1-102 Performance of high efficiency induction motors with power quality problems P. DONOLO, C. PEZZANI, A. BONELLI, A. AOKI, R. NEHLS, G. BOSSIO, G. GARCIA A1-103 Optimization of the ventilation system of a hydrogener...

In this paper, the noise of electric motors is analyzed in order to obtain information for the detection of faults. Significant noise spectrum differences between healthy motor and motors with different faults are observed. The faults analyzed are bad bearing in the three phase induction motor and broken bars in single phase induction motor. The high-frequency spectral analysis of noise provide...

Virtually all electrical motors use magnetic field rotation to spin their rotors. A three-phase AC induction motor is the only type where the rotating magnetic field is created naturally in the stator because of the nature of the supply. DC motors depend either on mechanical or electronic commutation to create rotating magnetic fields. A single-phase AC induction motor depends on extra electric...

This paper examines the proper application of three phase induction motors when supplied by unbalanced voltage. To analyze the effects of unbalanced voltage on torque of the induction motors, it has defined 32 unbalanced points, with 8 different types of voltage unbalance, and four levels of Voltage Unbalanced Factor, measured with Symmetrical Components method. In each unbalanced point the Tor...

Three phase induction motors are widely used in industrial, commercial and residential systems, because of their ruggedness, simplicity and relatively low cost. Approximately 65% of the electricity consumed in industry is used to drive electrical motors. Therefore, the efficiency and reliability of induction motors operation is of major importance, in order to improve the energy efficiency in i...