Abstract

Oilfield pumping units are the main production machinery in the oilfield, and the electricity consumed accounts for about 60% of the oilfield’s electricity consumption. The requirements of the pumping unit for the electric motor are high starting torque, high efficiency, and a wide economic operating range. If an induction motor is used, in order to meet the requirements of high starting torque of the pumping unit, it is necessary to configure a large capacity induction motor. However, during normal operation, the average load rate is low, mostly under light or no-load operation, the efficiency and power factor are low, resulting in a large amount of waste of electrical energy. In this paper, the permanent magnetization of the induction motor is proposed. The stator remain unchanged, only grooves (straight/inclined) are cut on the outer surface of the rotor to place permanent magnets. The original asynchronous motor is converted to a permanent magnet motor. It can be used in actual oilfield exploitation engineering.

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