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A Multisliced Finite-Element Model for Induction Machines Incorporating Interbar Current

This paper initially reviews some previous work with respect to the effect of interbar currents on the performance of a cage induction machine with a skewed rotor. A multisliced nonlinear 2-D finite-element model is then put forward to account for this current. This model uses different circuits to...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on industry applications 2009-01, Vol.45 (1), p.131-141
Main Authors:	Dorrell, D.G., Holik, P.J., Lombard, P., Thougaard, H.-J., Jensen, F.
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Subjects:	Bars Cage Cage rotors Circuit simulation Circuits Computer simulation Finite element method Finite element methods Induction machines Induction motors Industry Applications Society interbar current Manufacturing Mathematical analysis Mathematical models Representations Rotors Solid modeling
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