Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars

In this thesis, the single phase AC induction motor have been investigated and analyzed in terms of the induction motor parameter, efficiency, power factor and loss segregation of different rotor bar material. A copper rotor bar is fabricated and compared with the existing aluminium rotor bar thr...

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Main Author: Syatirah, Mohd Noor
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spelling my-unimap-208122012-09-04T02:55:03Z Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars Syatirah, Mohd Noor In this thesis, the single phase AC induction motor have been investigated and analyzed in terms of the induction motor parameter, efficiency, power factor and loss segregation of different rotor bar material. A copper rotor bar is fabricated and compared with the existing aluminium rotor bar through out this project. First aspect of comparison is done with software simulation using Opera 2D between aluminium rotor bar and copper rotor bar for the same 1.5HP stator slot design and winding configuration. The Opera 2D is compared in range of power loss, magnetic flux density, torque vs. speed, torque vs. slip, power loss vs. speed and power loss vs. slip. The second aspect is the hardware comparison between the fabricated copper rotor bars with the existing aluminium rotor bar. In this part, the copper rotor bar and aluminium rotor bar are tested using no load, blocked rotor, and DC resistance test to achive the difference of efficiency, losses and power factor improvement. From the overall experiment of software and hardware, results shows that copper rotor bar does increase the efficiency and power factor to 1.07 % and reduce losses to 11 watts compare to aluminium rotor bar. An economical aspect is presented to show the amount of energy and money that can be saved from replacing the aluminium rotor bar with a copper rotor bar. As for the annual energy saving (AES) and total cost saving (TCS), the copper rotor manage to save 124.51kWh per year and utility billing by RM41.76 per year per motor. Finally a rough estimation of 100,000 pieces induction motor that have been replaced with the copper rotor bars is assumed and shows that it will save approximately RM4.2 million. Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP) 2011 Thesis en http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/123456789/20812 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/20812/1/Full%20text.pdf 469c001fdf034c0fb3327d3c8768e50d http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/20812/2/p.1-24.pdf de6db448bddaf919a6f2e0633c1ddcfa http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/20812/3/license.txt c8091cb1f1c9f0a59337be091c1e6b82 AC induction motor Rotor bar material Induction motor rotor slot School of Electrical Systems Engineering
institution Universiti Malaysia Perlis
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language English
topic AC induction motor
Rotor bar material
Induction motor rotor slot
spellingShingle AC induction motor
Rotor bar material
Induction motor rotor slot
Syatirah, Mohd Noor
Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars
description In this thesis, the single phase AC induction motor have been investigated and analyzed in terms of the induction motor parameter, efficiency, power factor and loss segregation of different rotor bar material. A copper rotor bar is fabricated and compared with the existing aluminium rotor bar through out this project. First aspect of comparison is done with software simulation using Opera 2D between aluminium rotor bar and copper rotor bar for the same 1.5HP stator slot design and winding configuration. The Opera 2D is compared in range of power loss, magnetic flux density, torque vs. speed, torque vs. slip, power loss vs. speed and power loss vs. slip. The second aspect is the hardware comparison between the fabricated copper rotor bars with the existing aluminium rotor bar. In this part, the copper rotor bar and aluminium rotor bar are tested using no load, blocked rotor, and DC resistance test to achive the difference of efficiency, losses and power factor improvement. From the overall experiment of software and hardware, results shows that copper rotor bar does increase the efficiency and power factor to 1.07 % and reduce losses to 11 watts compare to aluminium rotor bar. An economical aspect is presented to show the amount of energy and money that can be saved from replacing the aluminium rotor bar with a copper rotor bar. As for the annual energy saving (AES) and total cost saving (TCS), the copper rotor manage to save 124.51kWh per year and utility billing by RM41.76 per year per motor. Finally a rough estimation of 100,000 pieces induction motor that have been replaced with the copper rotor bars is assumed and shows that it will save approximately RM4.2 million.
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author Syatirah, Mohd Noor
author_facet Syatirah, Mohd Noor
author_sort Syatirah, Mohd Noor
title Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars
title_short Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars
title_full Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars
title_fullStr Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars
title_full_unstemmed Design and development of single phase AC induction motor using copper rotor bars
title_sort design and development of single phase ac induction motor using copper rotor bars
granting_institution Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP)
granting_department School of Electrical Systems Engineering
url http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/20812/1/Full%20text.pdf
http://dspace.unimap.edu.my:80/xmlui/bitstream/123456789/20812/2/p.1-24.pdf
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