Motor Phase Research Articles

Design and performance analysis of a heat pump system for motor phase change thermal storage

Along with the rapid economic development and social progress, the problem of energy and environment is becoming more and more outstanding. Therefore, it is very important to use new energy saving techniques to increase energy consumption and reduce energy consumption. In this paper, we have developed a hot water system, which is based on solar energy technology, gas-source heat pump, and phase change energy storage technology. The system was designed and constructed, and its performance was tested in various control conditions, with an emphasis on the analysis of the influence of phase change heat supply on heat storage properties. In this paper, the effect of the heat storage property is analyzed. Studies have shown that compared to a conventional tank that does not have a phase change heat storage device, the heat storage tanks equipped with phase change energy storage devices have longer discharge time, higher discharge temperature, better temperature, and better operation efficiency. In addition, the data show that flow rate control is also an important factor in optimizing the thermal storage characteristics of the system.

Implementasi Model Pembelajaran Projects Based Learning Pada Materi Forward Reverse Berbasis Zelio Untuk Meningkatkan Keaktifan Dan Hasil Belajar Siswa Di SMKN 1 Kramatwatu

Education Is A Very Important Aspect In Efforts To Improve The Quality Of Intelligent Human Resources So That They Can Support The Progress Of The Nation And State In The Future. As One Of The National Development Sectors In An Effort To Make The Nation's Life Smarter, The Vision Of Education Is To Create An Education System As A Strong And Authoritative Social Institution To Empower All Indonesian Citizens To Become Quality Human Beings So That They Are Able And Proactive In Responding To The Challenges Of The Ever-Changing Times. Data Source Sampling Was Carried Out Purposively And Snowball, Data Collection Techniques Used Triangulation, Data Analysis Was Inductive/Qualitative, And Qualitative Research Results Emphasized Meaning Rather Than Generalization. The Descriptive Method Is A Method For Assessing The Status Of A Group Of People, Objects, Conditions, Systems Of Thought, Or Events In The Present. This Type Of Research Tries To Explain Certain Social Phenomena. In This Research, It Starts From Designing A Ladder Diagram. An Existing Ladder Diagram Is Then Made Into A Circuit And Given A Load In The Form Of An Electric Motor That Can Be Controlled With Forward/Reverse. 3-Phase Power Source, Power/Three-Phase Mcb, R/S/T Phase, 1-Phase Mcb, Zelio, Forward And Contact Contacts, 3-Phase Motor As Output From Three Phases, Pb Stop, Pb Forward, And Pb Reverse. The Control Circuit Has Three Main Components, Namely The Zelio Sr Block, Contactor Block And Control Panel. The Three Components Are Interconnected And Coordinated By Zelio Sr As A Pc-Based Control Device. The Zelio Sr Used Is The Sr2 B121fu Type Which Has 4 Output Terminals And Has A Working Voltage Of 220v. System Design Testing In The Research Using The Zelio Plc. A. Simulation In Software. The Image Below Is The Initial Display Of The Application. Education Is One Part Of Developing High Quality Education For All Indonesian People Towards Creating A Quality Indonesian People. The Impact Of Education Is Quite Broad In Various Aspects Of Life Starting From The Economic, Social, Political, Technological, Environmental, Cultural, Educational And So On.

Badania przyczyn niepożądanej synchronizacji prędkości obrotowej silnika z częstotliwością modulacji PWM w układzie napędowym PM BLDC

In a drive system comprising a high-speed PM BLDC motor and an inverter implementing motor phases commutation and phase voltages PWM modulation, a spontaneous synchronisation between the PWM modulation frequency and the motor rotational speed may occur. The drive behaves like an unintended phase-locked loop. The effect distorts mechanical characteristic of the drive by introducing flat segments where the rotational speed remains constant despite changing load torque. It makes the speed-torque relationship discontinuous, nonlinear, and non-unique. The phenomenon is closely related to the problem of phase current and motor torque ripples. The paper presents experimental results recorded with a laboratory test bench for drives for electric power tools where the phenomenon of the parasitic speed locking has been observed. A root cause of this effect is discussed, and the mechanism of unwanted synchronisation is investigated. Several mitigation techniques are proposed and verified with computer simulations.

An automatic dried shrimp peeling system

This study focuses on designing an automatic dried shrimp peeling system. The system has two operating modes: manual and automatic. The process is from feeding dried shrimp into the beating cage, peeling the shrimp and floor to remove broken shrimp shells from shrimp meat, and peeling dried shrimp shells to form a complete system. Construction system with automatic packaging and vacuum function. The solution is to use the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to communicate with the inverter to control the 3-phase motor to run at many speed levels to suit the peeling of different types of shrimp and the output of the system is dried shrimp packaged and vacuum sealed. The HMI control and monitoring unit will be applied to set parameters on the number of dried shrimps in each batch and the type of shrimp that needs to be evaluated and quantified in the package.

Random Switching Period SVPWM Technique with Variable Sampling Frequency for Three‐Phase Power Converters

To improve the pulse width modulation (PWM) harmonic suppression effect of the three‐phase VSI‐fed PMSM system, this paper proposed a novel random switching period (RSP)‐Space Vector Pulse Width Modulation (SVPWM) technique for the three‐phase power converter. First, the proposed technique replaces the 10‐bit linear feedback shift register pseudorandom number generator (LFSR‐PRNG) with a Tiny Mersenne Twister (MT)‐PRNG to quickly generate high‐quality pseudorandom number sequences. Then, to reduce the sampling error caused by the current ripple, this paper analyzes the sampling timing under different modulation techniques. Based on the interrupted update mechanism of the Infineon AURIX‐TC264, the variable frequency sampling of the RSP‐SVPWM technique is implemented to ensure the best sampling of the motor phase current. Finally, the simulation and experimental results show that the proposed technique can effectively disperse PWM harmonic energy. Meanwhile, the RSP‐SVPWM technique based on variable sampling frequency effectively improves the phase current quality of the PMSM system. The proposed technique shows great potential for suppressing PWM harmonics in integrated PMSM systems. © 2023 Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan. Published by Wiley Periodicals LLC.

Overmodulation Strategies for an Open-End Winding Induction Motor Drive With a Floating Capacitor Bridge

This paper considers a 3-phase induction motor with open-end windings fed by a primary bridge connected to the main power source and a floating bridge. The floating bridge supplies the motor with the required reactive power, while the primary inverter only exchanges active power with the main power source. This greatly extends the speed range over which the drive can operate at rated power. To further utilize the input power source, the primary inverter can work in the overmodulation region, and the floating bridge, acting as a harmonic compensator, improves the quality of the current flowing through the motor phases. Also, the paper includes some considerations on the sizing of the floating capacitor. Three different overmodulation techniques are evaluated and compared in terms of peak torque/power and efficiency. The highest performance is obtained when the main inverter generates a six-step voltage waveform, which increases motor power by almost 20% and ensures a broader speed range at maximum efficiency.

DESIGN OF AUTOMATIC BREAD CUTTING MACHINE

Before being marketed, white bread will usually be cut first. Small to medium scale bread entrepreneurs still use conventional tools in the form of standard bread knives, whose use is still less effective. This bread cutting machine is designed for small to medium sized bakers to make their work easier and more efficient. This machine is designed using a vertical blade movement method with an AC motor as the driving force and is controlled using a sequential circuit. The initial process of this machine is to press the pushbutton, then place the bread on the bread tray which has a proximity sensor as a bread detector and the cutting process is carried out, when the sensor does not detect the presence of bread the machine will stop working automatically. Electronic system control is carried out sequentially which is more efficient in its application. From the test results obtained that the thickness of the bread is 12 mm. The main driver of the cutting is 1 phase and uses a dimer to adjust the rotational speed of the 1 phase motor. The cutting process with a maximum motor speed can cut 1 loaf for 38 seconds.

Wireless Hybrid Vehicle Three-Phase Motor Diagnosis Using Z-Freq Due to Unbalance Fault

Online diagnostics of three phase motor rotor faults of hybrid vehicle can be identified using a method called machine learning. Unfortunately, there is still a constraint in achieving a high success rate because a huge volume of training data is required. These faults were represented on its frequency content throughout the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm to observe data acquired from multi-signal sensors. At that point, these failure-induced faults studies were improved using an enhanced statistical frequency-based analysis named Z-freq to optimize the study. This analysis is an investigation of the frequency domain of data acquired from the turbine blade after it runs under a specific condition. During the experiment, the faults were simulated by equipment with all those four conditions including normal mode. The failure induced by fault signals from static, coupled and dynamic were measured using high sensitivity, space-saving and a durable piezo-based sensor called a wireless accelerometer. The obtained result and analysis showed a significant pattern in the coefficient value and distribution of Z-freq data scattered for all flaws. Finally, the simulation and experimental output were verified and validated in a series of performance metrics tests using accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity for prediction purposes. This outcome has a great prospect to diagnose and monitor hybrid electric motor wirelessly.

Perancangan Self Tuning Dua Derajat Kebebasan dengan Metode Fuzzy Logic pada Pengendalian Kecepatan Motor Sinkron Magnet Permanen Menggunakan Metode Vector Control

Abstract — This paper proposes self tuning Proportional-Integral/Proportional gain controller parameter in a Two Degree of Freedom (2DoF) using fuzzy logic method for speed control of permanent magnet synchronous motor. The self tuning method can automatically determine the PI-P parameters using a fuzzy logic control system. Speed control of the 3-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor is carried out by changing the 3-phase system (a-b-c) to a 2-phase system (direct-quadrature) using the vector control method. SVPWM method is used to modulate six switches on a 3 phase inverter. The results obtained using MATLAB Simulink show that by using a self-tuning fuzzy logic control system, high motor performance results are obtained, where the speed response of the permanent magnet synchronous motor shows that the step response and disturbance response are close to the ideal response.
 Keywords— Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, Self Tuning, Two Degrees of Freedom, Fuzzy Logic, Vector Control.

V-belt Tension Reduction Diagnostic Method By Using Multi-Frequency Current Power Spectrum Density

Motors are used in many factories and need stable operation. A V-belt is a device that transmits motor power to a load, and its tension decreases with prolonged use, which degrades the motor efficiency and causes such abnormalities as wear and cracks. The timing of belt replacement when the belt tension decreases is presently determined by regular inspections. An automatic diagnosis of belt-tension decrease is required to lower labor costs. One automatic diagnosis method applies FFT analysis to the phase current that is applied to the motor and focuses on the signal intensity at a specific frequency. Since this method can only detect belt tension after it has progressed, early detection is necessary. Our new method using motor phase current enabled early detection of belt-a tension decrease.

Carrier Phase Shift Method of SPWM for Concurrent Wired and Wireless Power Transfer Systems

This paper presents an approach for concurrent power transfer to wired and wireless systems using just a single inverter. The approach utilizes a novel carrier phase-shift (CPS) method that independently controls the inverter output voltages at the fundamental and switching frequencies. This proposed method can be a cost-effective solution to wireless power transfer (WPT) systems used in contactless slip rings (CSR), which transfer power to auxiliary loads such as sensors, radars, and IoT devices. There are two separate converters in conventional CSR systems: one is for the motor drive, and the other is for the WPT system. It is proposed that the switching harmonics of the motor drive can also be utilized to excite the WPT system while the low-frequency component can still be used to drive the motor. In order to control these independently, the CPS method is introduced. The proposed method is investigated analytically for sinusoidal-PWM (SPWM). Then, an experimental setup consisting of a 3-phase 3-wire GaN-based inverter and a 3-phase motor is built. Experimental results show that the WPT and motor systems are operated concurrently, and their powers are controlled independently by the proposed method.

Enhanced Fault Tolerance of Dual Three-Phase Permanent Magnet Motor With Three-Redundancy Control

This article proposes a novel three-redundancy control for the dual three-phase permanent magnet (DTP-PM) motor to enhance the open-phase fault tolerance. Three redundancies can be operated individually or synergistically. Hence, the faulty redundancy can be disconnected from the system to address the open-phase fault. The fault tolerance can be significantly enhanced. Primarily, the structure of the DTP-PM motor is analyzed. Six phases of the DTP-PM motor are separated into three sets of orthogonal phases and considered three two-phase motors. Therefore, three redundancies can be established. Since orthogonal phases provide a balanced structure, the magnetomotive force of each redundancy can be well controlled. Then, a DTP-PM motor control system with three redundancies is established, and a potential topology for the proposed strategy is also illustrated. Furthermore, the basic voltage vectors for each redundancy are investigated. The reference voltage vectors can be modulated expediently. Finally, some simulations and experiments are carried out, validating the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed strategy.

The Huntington's Disease Gene in an Italian Cohort of Patients with Bipolar Disorder.

Huntington's disease (HD) is characterized by motor, cognitive and psychiatric manifestations and caused by an expansion of CAG repeats over 35 triplets on the huntingtin (HTT) gene. However, expansions in the range 27-35 repeats (intermediate allele) can be associated with pathological phenotypes. The onset of HD is conventionally defined by the onset of motor symptoms, but psychiatric disturbances can precede the motor phase by up to twenty years. The aims of the present study are to identify HD patients in the pre-motor phase of the disease among patients diagnosed with bipolar disorders and evaluate any differences between bipolar patients carrying the normal HTT allele and patients with the expanded HTT gene. We assessed the HTT genotype in an Italian cohort of 69 patients who were affected by either type 1 or type 2 bipolar disorder. No patient was found to be a carrier of the pathological HTT allele, but 10% of bipolar subjects carried an intermediate allele. Carriers of the intermediate allele were older at the onset of psychiatric symptoms than non-carriers. The pathological HTT gene was not associated with bipolar disorder, while we found a higher frequency of the intermediate allele among the bipolar population with respect to healthy controls. The identification of this subset of bipolar subjects has implications for the clinical management of patients and their family members and promotes further investigation into possible pathological mechanisms common to both HD and bipolar disorder.

Activity-Driven Phase Transition Causes Coherent Flows of Chromatin.

We discover a new type of nonequilibrium phase transition in a model of chromatin dynamics, which accounts for the coherent motions that have been observed in experiment. The coherent motion is due to the long-range cooperation of molecular motors tethered to chromatin. Cooperation occurs if each motor acts simultaneously on the polymer and the surrounding solvent, exerting on them equal and opposite forces. This drives the flow of solvent past the polymer, which in turn affects the orientation of nearby motors and, if the drive is strong enough, an active polar ("ferromagnetic") phase of motors can spontaneously form. Depending on boundary conditions, either transverse flows or sustained longitudinal oscillations and waves are possible. Predicted length scales are consistent with experiments. We now have in hand a coarse-grained description of chromatin dynamics which reproduces the directed coherent flows of chromatin seen in experiments. This field-theoretic description can be analytically coupled to other features of the nuclear environment such as fluctuating or porous boundaries, local heterogeneities in the distribution of chromatin or its activity, leading to insights on the effects of activity on the cell nucleus and its contents.

The Effectiveness of Detecting Thematic Relations of Objects in 3–6 Years Old Children

In this work, the ability of preschoolers aged 3–6 to detect and understand the thematic connections of objects was assessed. Children (95 children; 53 girls and 42 boys) of four age groups of 3, 4, 5 and 6 years old (respectively, 17, 33, 18 and 27 children) solved two tasks aimed at the detection of thematic relations of objects within the framework of the standard “yes–no” procedure. In the first task, it was required to indicate whether the image of the shown object was relevant to a given context (the “object-context” task, O–C), and in the second – whether two objects were related thematically (the “object–object” task, O–O). A touch screen computer was used to present images and record motor responses. For each task, we measured the accuracy scores (the proportion of correct responses) and the delay in the motor response “yes” or “no” relative to the moment the image was presented (reaction time). Two components of the reaction time were analyzed separately: the duration of the latent phase and the duration of the overt movement towards the response button. With age, the accuracy of solving both tasks increased, and the time required to discover the thematic connection (reaction time) decreased. At the same time, the accuracy scores were lower, and the detection time was longer in the O–O task compared to the O–C. The gender of the child did not affect the accuracy value, and affected only the duration of the motor (but not the latent) phase of the motor response, and only in the O–O task. The data obtained show that (i) the O–O task is more difficult than the O–C task, and that this may be due to the necessity to activate the thematic links of two objects in the O–O task instead of just one, as in the O–C task, and (ii) the process of activation of thematic links probably does not end in the latent phase of the motor response and continues during its movement phase. The question of the extent to which the success and duration of the process of detecting the thematic links of objects can limit the success of cognitive planning in preschoolers aged 3–6 is also discussed.

Implementation of Forward Reverse Control and Monitoring on Three Phase Motor with Siemens S7-1200 PLC Based on LabView HMI and OPC

Implementasi kontrol motor tiga fasa dengan PLC Siemens S7-1200 dapat meningkatkan automasi pada industri. Pada lembaga pendidikan implementasi kontrol motor tiga fasa dengan PLC Siemens dalam modul forward reverse berbasis HMI LabView dan OPC sangat bermanfaat untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan dalam hal pengontrolan motor tiga fasa dengan PLC Siemens, serta mengintegrasikan antara PLC dan HMI LabView menggunakan protokol OPC. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk membuat implementasi kontrol dan monitoring forward reverse pada motor tiga fasa dengan PLC Siemens S7-1200 berbasis HMI LabView dan OPC. Metode yang digunakan yaitu dengan melakukan desain melalui perancangan hardware dan sofware program untuk menjalankan sistem. Bila kedua proses selesai selanjutnya adalah melakukan pengujian dan pengukuran performance untuk mengetahui bahwa sistem telah berkerja dengan baik. Hasil pengujian koneksi kabel ethernet LAN antar modul PLC dengan PC tidak terdapat gagal koneksi antara PLC dan PC. PLC S7-1200 dengan IP Address 192.168.0.1 terkoneksi dengan PC dengan IP Address 192.168.0.10 dengan baik. Pengujian koneksi OPC server terhadap OPC client menunjukan kualitas data untuk tiap tag I/O dengan nilai good yang artinya komunikasi antara OPC server terhadap OPC client berhasil dengan baik. Pengujian pengendalian forward reverse motor induksi tiga fasa menunjukan bahwa putaran motor dapat dikendalikan sesuai dengan durasi waktu yang relah ditentukan tanpa kegagalan adanya kegagalan kendali. Sesuai dengan hasil seluruh pengujian maka disimpulkan sistem telah bekerja dengan baik.

PENGUJIAN BUCKET ELEVATOR GEN.01 TM

Post-harvest agricultural products are all activities carried out from the process of handling agricultural products to the process that produces semi-finished products. Improper post-harvest handling will result in yield loss, both weight and product quality. Readiness of mature harvest and post-harvest technology will improve the quality of rice and the understanding of farmers and technology users in efforts to reduce crop losses. Bucket elevator is a tool for moving material that can be used to lift grain during the grain milling process, which can help work to move grain from the surface into the milling machine. In the Bucket Elevator test results, the effective rotational speed is 352.5 Rpm using a 1 hp 3 phase motor. The design of model 1 is the optimal bucket for lifting grain, resulting in a net weight of 243 gr/bucket contents with a maximum capacity of 280 gr/bucket. When attached to the Bucket carrier belt with 3 test results with different 1 hp motors get test results 1 = 22.5 kg/m , test 2 = 21.3 kg/m , and test 3 = 22.7 kg/m , with average result– average 22.1 kg/m. The noise test on the Bucket Elevator gets the results of noise intensity at 3 different points with an average value of point 1 (front) = 77.7 dBA, point 2 (side) = 72.0 dBA, and point 3 (top) = 77, 1dBA.

Motor Listrik 3 Fasa Sebagai Sistem Penggerak Motor Roll Pada Mesin Case Sealer di Pt. Matahari Megah

The electric motor is a system that plays an important role in the operation of production machines in the industrial world. The advantages of a 3 Phase Electric Motor are that it is economical, uses a strong construction and has high efficiency. In order to carry out its functions properly, this drive system is equipped with various other electrical equipment to synergize with each other so that the case sealer machine can function optimally and always prioritize periodic maintenance. The drive system used is a 3-phase electric motor which functions to move the motor roll so that the product to be packaged in the case sealer machine can run.
 

P15: Durable Continuous-Flow Ventricular Assist Device For Biventricular Circulatory Support

Objective: The biventricular assist device (BVAD, Fig. 1A) implantation is indicated for severe biventricular heart failure (BHF). We are developing an innovative, automatic, universal ventricular assist device (UVAD, Fig. 1B, 1C, and 1D), intended for biventricular or for single ventricular support (RVAD or LVAD). Pump rotor can move axially to regulate the impeller discharge aperture size, depending on the pressure difference between the inflow and outflow and pump speed. Herein, we report on UVAD research progress. Methods: The hardware used during RVAD/LVAD studies, consisted of a microcontroller development board (NXP FRDM-KV31F) in conjunction with a 3-phase BLDC motor driver board (NXP FRDM-MC-LVPMSM). Two UVAD pumps incorporated into the biventricular circulatory mock loop were used (Abbott Laboratories PVAD™, Abbott Park, IL, USA) to simulate BHF. Each interchangeable cannula has been designed as a four-piece assembly with a threaded connection and face seal with the inflow port of the UVAD (Fig. 1E). Computational flow dynamics (CFD) model (Fig. 1F) enabled automatic re-meshing of the internal fluid volume with vertical repositioning of the rotor and resulting changes in aperture size (ANSYS [Canonsburg, PA, USA] software, including DesignModeler, ANSYS-Meshing, CFX, and CFD-Post). Results: The hemodynamic requirements were met with both RVAD and LVAD settings. Flow pattern, shear stress, and residence times were similar at RVAD and LVAD nominal conditions. Interchangeable inflow cannulas allowed customization of cannulation strategies in RVAD and LVAD conditions, showing stable hemodynamic support with single or dual-device configurations. Conclusion: The UVAD architecture for single or dual-device configurations has been demonstrated in simulated BHF conditions. Device features such as incorporated pressure regulator and interchangeable inflow cannula enable patient centered customization of device use.Figure 1. A - BVAD setup; B - UVAD; C - Device aperture design; D - Cross section; E – Interchangeable inflow cannulas; F – Impeller regions and CFD contour plot.

Detailed Modeling and In-Situ Calorimetric Verification of Three-Phase Sparse NPC Converter Power Semiconductor Losses

The three-phase three-level (3-L) Sparse Neutral Point Clamped Converter (SNPCC) combines a 3-L matrix stage and a three-phase two-level inverter stage to generate 3-L switched output voltages with a reduced transistor count (10 instead of 12 or 18) compared to the classical 3-L NPCC or 3-L active NPCC structure, targeting variable-speed drive systems with low ripple of the motor phase currents or bidirectional three-phase PFC rectifier systems with reduced boost inductor volume. This paper analyzes and experimentally characterizes the performance of an IGBT-based three-phase 3-L SNPCC converter, and describes for the first time a hybrid current commutation effect between inverter-stage diodes and matrix-stage IGBTs that occurs when operating with lower modulation indices and leads to increased switching losses (up to 20%). The proposed new semiconductor loss modeling approach accounts for this effect successfully, which is verified (< 10% error) on an 800V <sub xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">dc</sub> , 7.5kW SNPCC hardware demonstrator using a new in-situ calorimetric method that facilitates accurate stage-level semiconductor loss measurements. Heat spreading effects caused by the asymmetrical losses injection and thermal decoupling between two in-situ loss measurement blocks are carefully checked with FEM simulations. Further, an experimental evaluation of common-mode and differential-mode high-frequency voltage-time area ripples (as a generic measure for the required filtering effort) for three typical symmetrical and asymmetrical modulation switching state sequences is provided together with the semiconductor loss characterization. Utilizing a low-switching-loss asymmetric modulation scheme that operates the 3-L matrix stage and the 2-L inverter stage with effective switching frequencies of 16kHz and 5.3kHz, respectively, the 3-L SNPCC demonstrator finally achieves a high rated-power (7.5kW, load current phase shift ϕ = 0) semiconductor efficiency of 98.8%.