NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF ASYNCHRONOUS MOTORS WITH A PHASE ROTOR BASED ON THE DOUBLE-FED INDUCTION MACHINE SCHEME
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https://doi.org/10.32782/3041-2080/2025-3-14Keywords:
asynchronous motors, phase rotor, double-fed induction machines, wind energy, mining industry, control algorithms, energy efficiencyAbstract
The article investigates new perspectives on the use of asynchronous motors with a phase rotor based on the double-fed induction machine (DFIM) scheme, which is one of the most versatile solutions for systems with adjustable electric drives. The relevance of the study is driven by the need to enhance energy efficiency, operational stability, and adaptability to changing operating conditions in industries such as wind energy, mining, and transportation.The study analyzes existing systems and identifies their main drawbacks, including sensitivity to network parameter changes and control complexity. The applied mathematical models account for effects in rotor windings and stator currents. Simulations were conducted to analyze the system’s performance under various load conditions.Proposed control algorithms ensure stable motor operation under dynamic load changes and minimize energy losses. The results of mathematical modeling confirm the effectiveness of the developed approaches, particularly in improving stability compared to traditional methods.The practical significance of the work lies in the potential implementation of the proposed solutions in wind energy and industrial systems, where high efficiency and reliability are critical. The findings contribute to the development of DFIM control systems and expand their application areas.
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