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It is possible to find the parameters of the equivalent circuit of the three phase induction motor
experimentally as shown in Fig.1.
I1 R1 jX1 I2 jX 2′
Iw Im
Rw jXm R2′
V1
s
1- The DC Test:
The DC resistance of the stator can be measured by applying DC current to the terminals of the
winding of each phase and taking the reading of the voltage and the current (or using ohmmeter)
and determine the DC resistance as fallows:
ViDC
RiDC = , where i represents the number of the winding i (i = 1, 2, 3). (1)
I iDC
After that, the average of the readings can be calculated as:
R1DC + R2 DC + R3 DC
R DC = (2)
3
Then, the AC resistance is given by:
R1 = 1.15 R DC (3)
When the rotor is locked (i.e. prevented from running), s is equal to 1. The secondary
impedance becomes much less than the magnetizing branch and the corresponding equivalent
circuit becomes that of Fig.2. The readings to be obtained from this test are:
a) Three phase power P3φ _ BL
b) Line voltage V L _ BL
c) Line current I BL
From these readings, the per phase values of the power PBL and phase voltage VBL can be
obtained as follows:
P3φ _ BL
PBL = (4)
3
V L _ BL
V BL = (5)
3
I BL R1 jX 1 jX 2′
VBL R2′
PBL
Req = 2
(6)
I BL
V BL
Z eq = (7)
I BL
When the induction motor runs at no load, the rotor speed approaches the synchronous speed.
The slip becomes very small in this case. Accordingly, the secondary impedance becomes high
compared with the magnetizing branch. the equivalent circuit can be approximated by that of Fig.3.
The readings to be obtained from this test are:
d) Three phase power P3φ _ NL
e) Line voltage V L _ NL
f) Line current I NL
From these readings, the per phase values of the power PNL and phase voltage V NL can be
obtained as follows:
P3φ _ NL
PNL = (11)
3
V L _ NL
V NL = (12)
3
I NL R1 jX1
Iw Im
VNL Rw jXm E1
E1 = V NL − I NL ( R1 + jX 1 ) (14)
PNL
Note: ( I NL = I NL ∠ − θ , θ = cos −1 )
V NL I NL
2
E1
Rw = (15)
Pcore+ mechanical
E1
Iw = (16)
Rw
2
I m = I NL − I w2 (17)
E1
Xm = (18)
Im