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PED Unit-3

This document discusses rectifier-controlled fed DC drives, focusing on fully controlled and half-controlled rectifiers for DC motors. It includes calculations for firing angles and motor speeds under various conditions, as well as the operation of DC series motors in traction applications. The document also addresses the nonlinear behavior of motor characteristics and provides equations for analyzing motor performance.

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PED Unit-3

This document discusses rectifier-controlled fed DC drives, focusing on fully controlled and half-controlled rectifiers for DC motors. It includes calculations for firing angles and motor speeds under various conditions, as well as the operation of DC series motors in traction applications. The document also addresses the nonlinear behavior of motor characteristics and provides equations for analyzing motor performance.

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UNIT - 3 : RECTIFIER CONTROLLED FED DC DRIVES

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ExAMPLE 5.13
A 200 V, 875 rpm, 150 A separately excited de motor has an armature resistance of 0.06 2. It is
fed from a single phase fully-controlled rectifier with an ac source voltage of 220 V, 50 Hz.
Assuming continuous conduction, calculate
(i) firing angle for rated motor torque and 750 rpm.
i ) firing angle for rated motor torque and (-500) rpm.
(ii) motor speed for a = 160° and rated torque.

Solution
At rated operation E = 200 - 150 x 0.06 = 191 Vv

i) E at 750 rpm, E750


7x 191 = 163.7 V

V = E + , R = 163.7 + 150 x 0.06 172.7 V

Now 2 cos a = Va

or
2x 2202
cos a = 172.7

or cos & = 0.872 or = 29.3°

-S00
(ii) At -500 rpm E X 191 -109 V
R75 =

Since Va= E+ lRa


V= -

109 + 150x 0.06 = -

100 V
Now 2Vm cos a =
V

or 2x220N2 COs - 100

or cOs a = - 0.5 or a= 120


(ii) At a= 160°

V, = cos x-2x 220 2 cos 160° = -186 V

Since Va=E+,Ra
-

186 = E + 150 x 0.06


E = - 195 V
or

-195
Speed191 x 875 =-893.2 rpm
5.15 RECTIFIER CONTROL OF dc SERIES MOTOR
Single-phase controlled rectifier fed dc series motors are employed in traction. A single-phase
half-controlled rectifier-fed dc series motor is shown in Fig.
5.37(a). Equivalent circuit of motor
isalso shown. Since back emf decreases with armature
current, discontinuous conduction occurs
only in a narrow range of operation. Hence, it will be neglected here. The waveforms of va. ia and
instantaneous back emf e for continuous conduction are shown in Fig. 5.37(b). Although, in
steady state, fluctuations in speed are negligible, e is not constant but fluctuates with ia For a
given speed, e is related to i, through magnetization curve of motor, which is nonlinear owing
to saturation. Thus

e
=f(ia) m (5.102)
a Series
motors

D
a
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T D e=fi,)on
Ti, D 7, D
D, D2 D, D2
(a) Drive circuit (b) Waveforms
Fig. 5.37 Single-phase half-controlled rectifier fed series motor

Motor operation is described by following equations for duty and freewheeling intervals respectively,

Vm sin ot= R,i, + L, dt +fi,)0m. for


a s ot ssr (5.103)

0 = Raia +L dia
+ f l i , )0m, for 7 wr s (r+ ) (5.104)
Because of the presence of termfli), Eqs. (5.103) and (5.104) are nonlinear differential equations
and can only be solved numerically. A simple method of analysis is obtained when e is replaced

by its average value E such that


E = K,m (5.105)

where K =f (5.106)
due to dc component of armature current l is zero
Since the drop across the inductance La
V= E + 1,R,

m (5.107)
or
Ka
and T Kala (5.108)

For continuous conduction, Va for half-controled and fully-controlled single-phase rectifiers


1S given by Eqs. (5.93) and (5.83), respectively.
used to
sequence of steps
are
Following
calculate speed-torque characteristic for a given

ataking into account non-linearly of the


magnetic circuit: A value is chosen for I.
Increasing
a
from
Corresponding value of K, is obtained
the magnetization characteristic of the motor.
For the known value of a, calculate V, from

Eq. (5.93) or (5.83), depending on the rectilier


Circuit used. Now and T are obtained from
T
Eqs. (5.107) and (5.108), respectively. Nature
of speed-torque characteristics for the drive of Fig. 5.38 Speed torque curves of series motor
fed from a controlled rectifier
Fig. 5.37(a) is shown in Fig. 5.38.

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