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Theory, performance and constructional features of  induction motors  1/27
            The heat exchanger consists of a large number of   The auxiliary windings may be one of the following types:
         cooling tubes connected to the stator through headers/
         ducts. The tubes may have coils of copper wire wound   I  Split phase winding
         around them to enhance their cooling capacity. Filtered   When another inductive winding is placed across the
         water (soft water), to avoid scaling of tubes, is circulated   main winding (Figure 1.23(a) and (b)) so that RIX,,
         through these tubes. The hot air circulating  through   of  the  auxiliary  winding  is high,  a phase  shift will
         the motor stator and rotor ducts passes through these   occur between  the two windings.  This shift  will be
         heat exchangers and becomes cooled. See Figure 1.21.   low and much less than 90°, as explained in the phasor
       3  Closed Air Circuit Air Cooled (CACA)  This cooling   diagram (Figure 1.23(c)). But it can be made adequate
         system is the same as for CACW except that, instead   by increasing the R, so that a rotating field may develop
         of  water,  air  flows  through  the  top-mounted  heat   sufficiently  to rotate  the rotor. The higher  the ratio
         exchangers. See Figures  1.21 and  1.22.       RIX,,,  the higher will be the starting torque, as RIX,,
                                                        will move closer to the applied voltage V, and help to
       1 .I7 Single-phase motors                        increase the phase  shift. In such motors the starting
                                                        torque,  T,,,  is  low  and  running  speed-torque
                                                        characteristics poor  as illustrated  in  Figure  1.23(d).
       Application  - Domestic appliances               Figure  1.23(e) shows a general view.
                 - Small machine tools
                 - Industrial  and  domestic  fans, pumps,   2  Capacitor start  winding
                   polishers,  grinders,  compressors  and   If  the  inductive  auxiliary  winding  is replaced  by  a
                   blowers etc.                         capacitive winding by introducing a capacitor unit in
                                                        series with it (Figure 1.24(a) and (b)) the phase shift
                                                        will approach 90" (Figure 1.24(c)) and develop a high
       1 .I 8 Theory of operation                       starting torque. When this capacitor is removed on a
                                                        run,  the  running  torque  characteristics  become  the
       A single-phase winding cannot develop a rotating field,   same  as  for  a  split-phase  motor.  Figure  1.24(d)
       unlike  a multiphase  winding.  But once it  is rotated,  it   illustrates a rough speed-torque  characteristics of such
       will continue rotating  even  when  the rotating  force is   a motor.
       removed so long as the winding is connected to a supply   In  both  the  above  methods  a  speed-operated
       source. To provide a rotating magnetic field, an auxiliary   centrifugal switch is provided with auxiliary winding
       winding or start winding  is therefore  necessary  across   to disconnect the winding when the motor has reached
       the  main  winding.  It  is  placed  at  90" from  the  main   about 75-85%  of its rated speed. Figure 1.24(e) shows
       winding  and  connected  in  parallel  to  it,  as  shown  in   a general view.
       Figures  1.23  and  1.24.  The  impedances  of  the  two
       windings are kept so that they are able to provide a phase   3  Capacitor start and capacitor run windings
       shift between their own magnetic fields. This phase shift   When the running torque requirement is high but
       provides a rotating magnetic field as already discussed.   the starting torque requirement not as high then a





























       Figure 1.21  Closed air circuit, air cooled (CACA) squirrel cage motors (likely cooling systems IC6AlA1 or IC6AlA6)
       (Courtesy: BHEL)
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