Faults and unbalance forces in the switched reluctance machine

The paper identifies and analyzes a number of severe fault conditions that can occur in the switched reluctance machine, from the electrical and mechanical points of view. It is shown how the currents, torques, and forces may be estimated, and examples are included showing the possibility of large l...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on industry applications 1995-03, Vol.31 (2), p.319-328
Main Author: Miller, T.J.E.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Applied sciences
Circuit analysis
Circuit faults
Computational modeling
Electrical engineering. Electrical power engineering
Electrical machines
Exact sciences and technology
Fault diagnosis
Finite element methods
Force measurement
Magnetic analysis
Magnetic circuits
Magnetization
Reluctance machines
Special rotating machines
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Summary:The paper identifies and analyzes a number of severe fault conditions that can occur in the switched reluctance machine, from the electrical and mechanical points of view. It is shown how the currents, torques, and forces may be estimated, and examples are included showing the possibility of large lateral forces on the rotor. The methods used for analysis include finite-element analysis, magnetic circuit models, and experiments on a small machine specially modified for the measurement of forces and magnetization characteristics when the rotor is off-center. Also described is a computer program (PC-SRD dynamic) which is used for simulating operation under fault conditions as well as normal conditions. The paper discusses various electrical configurations of windings and controller circuits, along with methods of fault detection and protective relaying. The paper attempts to cover several analytical and experimental aspects as well as methods of detection and protection.< >
ISSN:0093-9994
1939-9367
DOI:10.1109/28.370280