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TG Under Loading Conditions

The document presents equations modeling the dynamics of a three-phase induction machine. Equation (1) describes the voltage dynamics across phases A, B, and C in the stationary reference frame. Additional equations (2) describe the current dynamics in terms of the stator currents is and rotor fluxes ψd and ψq in the synchronously rotating reference frame. The document also provides equations modeling line-to-ground and line-to-line faults.

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TG Under Loading Conditions

The document presents equations modeling the dynamics of a three-phase induction machine. Equation (1) describes the voltage dynamics across phases A, B, and C in the stationary reference frame. Additional equations (2) describe the current dynamics in terms of the stator currents is and rotor fluxes ψd and ψq in the synchronously rotating reference frame. The document also provides equations modeling line-to-ground and line-to-line faults.

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uabc u∞abc

 u A   u A  1 0 0   iA   1 0 0   iA 
u    u   L  0 1 0  d  i    R  0 1 0   i   (1)
 B   B  e   dt   B   e  B
uC  uC   0 0 1   iC    0 0 1  iC 
also
  2   4  
cos  cos     cos    
3 
  3    u A 
ud  u A 
 u   2  sin   2   4 
    
 q 3
sin     sin      uB     uB 
  3   3 
 u0  u  uC 
 1 1 1  C
 2 
 2 2 
  2   4  
cos  cos     cos    
3 
  3    iA 
id  iA 
 i   2  sin   2   4 
    
 q 3
sin     sin      iB     iB 
  3   3 
 i0  i  iC 
 1 1 1  C
 2 
 2 2 
ud   u A  1 0 0   iA   1 0 0  iA 
u    u    L 0 1 0 d  
i    R 0 1 0  i 
  q     B    e   dt  B     e 
  B
 u0  uC   0 0 1   iC    0 0 1  iC 
ud   u A  1 0 0   id   1 0 0  id 
 u     u   L  0 1 0  d   i    R  0 1 0   i   (2)
 q     B  e   dt   q   e   q
 u0  uC   0 0 1    i0    0 0 1   i0 
Line to Ground Fault
Voltage across phase A is given as:

d A
u A  R iA 
dt
from (26)
d A
R iA   u A (modified eq 28 in ref)
dt

Also from converse Park-Gorev transformation (19 in ref), we get:

 A   d cos  q sin  0 (29 in ref)

Differentiating (29) w.r.t time and considering (9),(10,(11), (17) and (28) , we get

d d d q d 0
cos   sin     RiA   d sin    q cos   u A (30)
dt dt dt
1 
 3 L0 
 
 L 
 d 1   iA    R   iA 
   id    L   i 
 Lq 2    d2   d 

  d iq    Lq1  iq 


 
 dt i  =     u (31)
 fd    Lmd 2  i fd  A
 Lmd 1 
   iD    L   iD 
       
 Lmd 1   Q 
i   Lmq1   iQ 
 
 
 Lmq 2 

From (1) we get

diA
u A  uA  Le  ReiA
dt
uA  0 (for line to ground fault)
diA
 u A  Le  ReiA
dt
i phase  i phase  u fd 
 i   i   
d  fd  0
X
fd 
L  
dt  iD   iD   0 
     
 iQ   iQ   0 
d P
  Tem  Tdrive
dt J
d
 
dt

where

 0 L fd  LD 0 
 c  Lmd cos  Lmd LD 0 
 
L c  Lmq sin  0 0 LQ 
 
 L0  c  L cos  cos   c  L sin  sin   L Lmd cos  Lmd cos  Lmq sin  
 3 d q e


 0 R fd  RD 0 
 c    L sin  0 RD 0 
X  
md

 c    Lmq cos  0 0 RQ 
 
 G   Lmd sin    Lmd sin    Lmq cos  
where
G  c    Ld  Lq  cos  sin    Ld  Lq  sin  cos    R  Re
2
c
3

Line to line short circuit


d B d C
 uB  R iB  ,  uC  R iC  (38 in Ref)
dt dt

d
( B  C )  R (iB  iC )   uB  uC (39 modified)
dt
d
( B  C )  2 R iB   uB  uC (40 modified)
dt
From (1) we get

diB
uB  uB  Le  ReiB
dt
di
uC  uC  Le C  ReiC
dt
uB  uC (for line to ground fault)
d (iC  iB ) di
uB  uC  Le  Re (iC  iB )  2 Le B  2 ReiB
dt dt

i phase  i phase  u fd 
 i   i   
d  fd  0
X
fd 
L  
dt  iD   iD   0 
     
 iQ   iQ   0 
d P
  Tem  Tdrive
dt J
d
 
dt

Where

 0 L fd  LD 0 
 c  Lmd sin  Lmd LD 0 
L 
 c  Lmq cos  0 0 LQ 
 
c  Ld sin  sin   c  Lq cos  cos   2 Le Lmd sin  Lmd sin   Lmq cos  

 0 R fd  RD 0 
 c    L cos  0 RD 0 
X  
md

 c    Lmq sin  0 0 RQ 
 
 G   Lmd cos    Lmd cos    Lmq sin  
where
G  c     Ld  Lq  cos  sin     Ld  Lq  sin  cos    c  R  2 Re
2
c
3
For Three Phase fault
 id   id   ud 
i  i   
d  q   q   uq 
L  i fd   X i fd   u fd 
dt      
 iD   iD   0 
 iQ   iQ   0 
   
d P
  Tem  Tdrive
dt J
d
 
dt

From (2), we get

where,

 Ld  Le 0 Lmd Lmd 0 
 0 Lq  Le 0 0 Lmq 

L   Lmd 0 L fd Lmd 0 
 
 Lmd 0 Lmd LD 0 
 0 Lmq 0 0 LQ 

 R  Re   Lq 0 0   Lmq 
L R  Re   Lmd   Lmd 0 
 d

X  0 0 R fd 0 0 
 
 0 0 0 RD 0 
 0 0 0 0 RQ 

 u A   0 
 u   0 
 B   
uC   0 
ud   0 
u   0 
 q  
 u0   0 
Equation of mechanical motion is

p   d iq   q iq 
3
Tem  (7) 
2 
J d  given in ref. paper
Tdrive  Tem  (8) 
p dt 
Where,

Point 1.

p is no. of pole pairs. This means if no.of


poles are 2 then p=1
If no of poles are 4 then p=2 and so on.
from (7) and (8)
J d
Tdrive  p   d iq   q id  +
3
2 p dt
J d
  p   d iq   q id  +Tdrive
3
 (a)
p dt 2

Point 2.

As we are working in p.u. system so we have


to convert this equation (a) in to p.u. system
torque base  3 pU n I nn1 

current base  2 I n  given in ref . paper

flux linkage base  2U nn1 
Now

Point 3.

Divide equation (a) by torque base to convert in p.u. system


J d
 p   d iq   q id 
3
p dt 2 Tdrive
 
3 pU n I nn1 3 pU n I nn1 3 pU n I nn1
As
Sn  3U n I n
J d
 p   d iq   q id 
3
p dt 2 Tdrive
  
pS nn1 3 pU n I nn1 pSnn1
J n  n  d   / n  3 2   d iq  q id 
2
Tdrive
        
p 2 Sn d (t / n1 ) 2 3  2U nn1 2 I n 2U nn1 2 I n  pSnn
1

J    d  
3

 2n  
p S n  dt  pu
 
3 2

2 3
   i
d q   i 
q d pu 
Tdrive
pS nn1
 d 
    d iq   q id   Tdrive  pu
3 2
  mech    
 dt  pu 2 3 pu

 d  Tdrive  pu
  
 dt  pu
 
1

2 3

 mech 3 p 2
 p   d q q d  pu 
 i   i 
mech

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