Simulation of Induction Machinery for Power-system Studies

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

3-1989

Publication Title

IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion

Volume

4

First page number:

88

Last page number:

94

Abstract

A simple, fast, and accurate algorithm for determining induction-machine transient behavior is presented. The differential equations for the full-order model of induction machines are simplified and solved using linear system techniques. Examples show that the algorithm is accurate for large disturbances and requires as little as 29% of the CPU time required by the full-order model. The algorithm may offer computational advantages in some studies of large-scale power systems where the detailed induction machine models can not be used due to the complexity of the overall system and where the overall CPU time may be costly.

Keywords

Computer algorithms; Electric motors; Induction; Electric power systems; Transients (Electricity)

Disciplines

Controls and Control Theory | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Electrical and Electronics | Manufacturing | Mechanical Engineering | Power and Energy | Signal Processing

Language

English

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