Verification of simplified model of inverter-Motor stator system
Andrzej Kosucki1, Piotr Malenta1, Maciej Olejnik1
1Lodz University of Technology, Institute of Machine Tools and Production Engineering, 90-924 Lodz, Stefanowskiego Street 1/15, Poland.
Abstract:
A simplified inverter-motor stator system model is presented in the paper. The model is based on elementary dynamic blocks described by differential equations. The paper presents the results of research aimed at verifying the model on different devices with different types of inverters and motors. Model accuracy coefficients have been developed for all examined cases, confirming the high conformity of the model to the measured speeds and torques of asynchronous motors. The model was also used to simulate the operation of a drive system with a synchronous motor, obtaining high compliance of speed and torque mapping. The presented cases of verification of a simplified model confirm the possibility of using it to model different devices fed by frequency inverters, controlled both manually and automatically. The presented model, using simple description, ensures high accuracy of speed and torque mapping. It should be emphasized that most parameters in the presented model are calculated for motors and inverters based on data sheets.
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