ENERGY EFFICIENT MOTORS

SUBMITTED TO:-
Pf. Jaswinder Singh Sra
Associate Professor & Head
Department of Electrical Engineering

SUBMITTED BY:-
Tajinderpal Singh
D4EE(B1)
1311247
WELCOME
CONTENTS
What is energy efficient motor(EEM) ?
Difference between standard motor and energy
efficient motor
Need of an energy efficient motors

Efficiency

Maintenance

Applications

Advantages and disadvantages

Conclusion
WHAT IS ENERGY EFFICIENT
MOTOR?
An "energy efficient" motor, simply put, is a motor
that gives you the same output strength by
consuming lesser amounts of power

EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS

Type of motor Annual Consumption of

energy in kwh
Standard motors 870

Energy efficient motors 804.59

 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STANDARD
MOTOR AND ENERGY EFFICIENT MOTOR
More copper in the windings.

Reduced fan loses.

Energy efficient motors operate with efficiencies that are

typically 2-6% higher than standard motors.
NEED:

When there is a new installation or modification to

your plant.

Old motors are damaged and need rewinding.

Existing motors are underloaded or overloaded.

Protecting other devices.

EFFICIENCY
NAMEPLATES - MARKING OF
EFFICIENCY
LOSSES :
Losses are primarily of two types i.e. core and copper losses.

Copper loss
Core loss
Friction and windage
Loss
Stray load loss
IMPROVEMENTS
Increasing the thickness of the copper wires
wound around the core of the motor. This reduces
both the electrical resistance losses in the wires
and the temperature at which the motor
operates.
Using more and thinner high-quality steel sheets
for the main fixed and rotating parts of the motor.
This also minimizes electrical losses.
Narrowing the air gap between the spinning and
stationary motor components, increasing the
strength of its magnetic field. This lets the motor
deliver the same output using less power.
SAVINGS
Cost of energy efficient motors:

Usually it is of normal cost and slightly more than the

normal motors. It is about 15% to 30% more than the
normal motors.

In Future, the initial cost may be available at the

same cost as a standard motor when the population
of EE Motors increases
ADVANTAGES

Operate more satisfactorily under abnormal

voltage.

Electric power saving.

Operating temperature is less.

Noise level is lower.

INTERMITTENT DUTY
APPLICATIONS.?
Intermittent duty motors are typically
used in crane, hoist, valve actuators and
other applications with frequent starts
In these applications, motors are
designed for low starting losses rather
than low running losses
CONSUMPTION OF
ELECTRICITY BY SECTOR
Disadvantages

Portability.

Initial cost is more.

Speed Control .

Applications
Motors are suitable for wide industrial applications
like paper, cement, textiles, cranes, material
handling, machine tools and blowers etc.
NATIONAL STANDARD FOR
ENERGY EFFICIENT MOTORS
IS 12615: 2004 (First Revision)
Energy Efficient Induction Motors
Three Phase Squirrel Cage

IS 12615 covers Energy Efficient motors

from 0.37kW to 160kW (up to Fr. 315L)

IS 12615 specifies two efficiency levels :

- eff2 and eff1
CONCLUSION:
Finally i conclude that most of the industrial
loads having motors are consuming 70% of the
total electricity.so it is better to replace standard
motors with energy efficient motors where ever
economical. so that
we can
Save energy.
Save money.
Save atmosphere from pollution.
REFERENCES:

Wikipedia.com
Slide share.com

Project form.com

Student seminar.com
Thank you