Abstract
Inverter-fed motor drive operating an unbalanced induction motor (IM) has high harmonic content which inflicts large torque ripple on the load. Dead short circuit and incipient or partial short circuit in motor stator windings lead to asymmetry in the machine parameters. Consequently, an imbalance in the voltage supply worsens the condition deteriorating the optimal performance of the drive-based motor due to the injection of both increased time and spatial harmonics. It is of primary importance that these discrepancies are taken care of while modeling a more fault tolerant, reduced harmonics drive system. This paper proposes a novel control strategy to minimize torque ripple by considering the time harmonics produced due to imbalance in inverter voltage and parameters of the faulty IM, and the estimated space harmonics from the measured magnetic flux density in a transient magnetic phenomenon. The proposed control strategy has been implemented on an unbalanced aluminum-rotor IM with online monitoring of unhealthy conditions and feeding it to the harmonic compensation block of the drive system.
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