Title :
Field Evaluation of Slip-Dependent Thermal Model for Motors with High-Inertia Starting
Author_Institution :
Schweitzer Eng. Lab., Hopkins
Abstract :
This paper evaluates the advantages of using the slip-based thermal model with data collected from an actual field installation. The paper presents information on motor starts before and after installation of the new motor protection technology. Improvement claims are based on the first order thermal model, enhanced with the calculation of slip and rotor resistance to improve accuracy of its starting element. This improved accuracy calculates more precise per-unit rotor temperature, allowing longer start times than other methods. The new model uses current, voltage, and algorithm to calculate slip and rotor resistance from motor apparent impedance. The evaluation includes a start report from a field installation.
Keywords :
motor protection; slip (asynchronous machines); actual field installation; high-inertia starting; motor apparent impedance; motor protection technology; rotor resistance; slip resistance; slip-dependent thermal model; AC motors; Heat transfer; Magnetic fields; Protection; Resistance heating; Rotors; Stators; Switches; Thermal resistance; Voltage;
Conference_Titel :
Petroleum and Chemical Industry Technical Conference, 2007. PCIC '07. IEEE
Conference_Location :
Calgary, Alta.
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1140-5
Electronic_ISBN :
0090-3507
DOI :
10.1109/PCICON.2007.4365774