Industrial Motor Drives And Control

EP5028 Presented by DAW THAN THAN WIN Prof: and Head (EP) Y.T.U

This Subject Consists of

Chapter (5) Thyristors Chapter (6) Inverters Dual Converters, Chopper and Cycloconverters Chapter (7) Motor Control Chapter (8) Heating and Welding Control

Thyristors
5.1 Introduction 5.2 Silicon Controlled Rectifier 5.3 SCR Terminology 5.4 Different Methods of Turning On of SCRs 5.5 Different Methods of Turning Off of SCRs 5.6 Different Methods of Triggering SCR Cricuits 5.7 Different Methods of Forced Commutation

5.8 Comparison of SCRs and Transistors 5.9 Thermal Characteristors of SCRs 5.10 Causes of Damage to SCRs 5.11 The SCR Crowbar or Overvoltage Protection Circuit 5.12 Series Or Parallel Operation of SCRs 5.13 Line-Commutated Converters or Rectifier Circuit 5.14 Triacs 5.15 Diacs 5.16 Quadracs

Inverters Dual Converters, Chopper and Cycloconverters

6.1 Inverters 6.2 Line-commutated inverters 6.3 Forced-commuated inverters 6.4 Voltage-source inverter 6.5 Current-source inverter 6.6 Three-phase forced-commutated bridge inverters 6.7 Functional circuit blocks of a line-commutated converters 6.8 Dual converters 6.9 Choppers 6.10 Cycloconverter

Motor Control
7.1 Introduction 7.2 AC Voltage controller or voltate at constant frequency 7.3 Zero voltage switch 7.4 Synchronous tap changer 7.5 Phase control of DC motors 7.6 AC power control of a lamp dimmer 7.7 Basics of induction motor

 7.8 Choper control (ON-OFF) of DC series motors 7.9 Advantages of AC motor control over DC motor control 7.10 Stepper motors 7.12 Servomechanism

Heating and Welding Control

8.1 Introduction 8.2 Induction heating 8.3 Dielectric heating 8.4 Welding 8.5 Scheme for AC resistance welding 8.6 Ignitron contactor as electronic line contactor

Chapter 5 Thyrister Question 1 to Question 16

Question 1 Example 5.1 & 5.6 Question 2 Problem 10 see article 5.2.2 Question 3 Problem 11 see article 5.2.3 Question 4 Problem 11 see article 5.3.12& article 5.5 Question 5 Problem 13 Answer See Example 5.3 & 5.1 Question 6 Problem 14 Answer See Example 5.3 and 5.4 Question 7 Problem 15 Answer (a) See Example 5.7.1 page 226 227 (b) See Example 5.7.2 page 228 229

 Question 8 Problem 16 Answer (a) See Example 5.7.3 page 229 230 (b) See Example 5.7.4 page 230 232
Question 9 Problem 17 Answer (a) See Example 5.9 page 234 (b) See Example 5.5 Question 10 Problem 18 Answer See Example 5.13.1 page 247 248 Question 11 Problem 19 Answer See Example 5.13 Question 12 Problem 20 Answer See Example 5.13.8 page 264

 Question 13 Problem 21 (A) Answer See Example 5.13.9 page 267 Question 14 Problem 22 (A) Answer See Example 5.13.10 page 270 Question 15 Problem 23 (A) Answer See Example 5.13.11 page 272 Question 16 Problem 24 (A) Answer See Example 5.14 page 274 276 Problem 25 (A) Answer (a) See Example 5.14.3 page 278 - 279 (b) See 5.15 page 279

Chapter 6 Inverter, Dual Converter, Chopper and Cycloconverter Question 17 to Question 21

Question 17 Problem 26 Answer (a) See Example 6.2.1 Question 18 Problem 27 (A) Answer (a) See Example 6.3.3 page 335 336 (b) See Example 6.2

 Question 19 Problem 26 Answer (a) See Example 6.2.1 Question 20 Problem 29 Answer (a) See Example 9.3 page 365 366 (b) See Example 6.5 Question 21 Problem 30 Answer (a) See Example 6.9.4 page 367 -368 (b) See Example 6.6

Chapter 7 Motor Control

Question22 to Question 27

Question 22 Problem 31 Answer (a) See Example 7.3 (b) See Example 7.3 Question 23 Problem 32 Answer See Example 7.4 page 367 -368 Question 24 Problem 33 Answer (a) See Example 7.6

 Question 25 Problem 34 Answer See Example 7.7.2 Question 26 Problem 40 Answer (a) See Example 7.5 (b) See Example 7.5.3 Question 27 Problem 36 Answer See Example 7.10

CHAPTER 8 HEATING & WELDING CONTROL Question 28 to 30

Question 28 Problem 44 Answer See Example 8.2 Question 29 Answer See Example 8.1 Question 30 Problem 46 Answer See Example 8.2.2, 8.2.6, 8.2.4, 8.2.3