Keywords
proportional recalculation technique
simulation model
nonlinear parameters
quasi-static regimes
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Abstract
At the stage of preliminary design of valve-induction motors, it is proposed to use a method of proportional conversion to determine their constructive data in accordance with the nominal values of power and rotor speed. The methodology is based on the connection of the energy indices of the basic and new machines, which is geometrically similar to it, with their linear dimensions, current, the number of turns and the active resistance of the winding. The results of the design are confirmed by studies of operating modes using an imitation model using nonlinear parameters, calculated by the finite element method. References 6, figure, table.
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