How do I compute end ring resistance and inductance for an induction machine?
Yann_Le_Floch
Altair Employee
The principle is to represent the ring as an axisymmetrical problem. The ring is supplied by a voltage. The resistance and inductance can be extracted from the power and the current:
R = P / (I*I) / Nb and L = Q / (I*I) / omega / Nb
With:
- R : resistance of end ring
- P : power in the ring
- I : current in the bar (in rms value)
- Nb : number of bars
- Q : sum of reactive power in the whole domain (air plus bar)
- Omega : pulsation of supply
With this method, the frequency can be parameterized from 50 Hz to 1 kHz for instance, in order to see the impact on the values.
You can ask the support team to send you a technical sheet “Computation of end ring resistance and inductance”.
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