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Basic Principles of Electromechanics

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Basic Principles of Electromechanics

by
Prof. Dr. Osman SEVAİOĞLU
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department
EE 209 Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Prof. Dr. O. SEVAİOĞLU, Page 1
Basic Principles of Electromechanics
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Left Hand Rule - Principle of Electric Motors


Left Hand Rule F
A force is created in the vertical
direction shown, in a conductor carrying B
90O
a current I in a magnetic field as shown L
in the figure on the RHS
I
F=(IL)xB
This principle is best explained by Left
Hand Rule
• Thumb finger of the left hand points
the direction of the force generated,
• Index finger points the direction of
magnetic field,
• Middle finger points the direction of
current applied,
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Left Hand Rule - Principle of Electric Motors


F

Left Hand Rule


B

A force is created in the vertical 90O

direction shown, in a conductor L

carrying a current I in a magnetic I


field as shown in the figure on the
RHS
F (Force created)
B

B
90O
L

F=(IL)xB V

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Right Hand Rule - Principle of Electric Generators


Right Hand Rule F
A current is induced (generated) in the B
direction shown, on a conductor moving 90O
vertically in a magnetic field as shown in L
the following figure
I
F=-(IL)xB

This principle is best explained by Right


Hand Rule
• Thumb finger points the right hand
points the direction of the force applied,
• Index finger points the direction of
magnetic field,
• Middle finger points the direction of
current generated,
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Right Hand Rule - Principle of Electric Generators


F

Right Hand Rule B

90O
A current is induced (generated) in L

the direction shown, on a conductor


moving vertically in a magnetic field
as shown in the following figure
F (Force applied)
B
B
90O
L
I

F = -( I L ) x B V

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Please do not Confuse


Left Hand Rule-Electric Motor Right-Hand Rule-Electric Generator

F=(IL)xB F=-(IL)xB

F F
B B
90O 90O
L
L
I I

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Generation of AC Voltage
Fixed Stator Coils, Rotating Poles Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils
Fixed Stator Coil Rotating Poles AC Rotating Rotor Coil Fixed Stator Poles

I(t)

I(t)

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Generation of AC Voltage

Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils


AC Rotating Rotor Coil Fixed Stator Poles

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Generation of AC Voltage - Synchronous Generator

Hydroelectric Dam Generating Units

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Generation of AC Voltage - Synchronous Generator

Atatürk Hydroelectric Dam (2400 MW)

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Francis Turbine Generator Set

Cross Section View

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Generation of AC Voltage - Synchronous Generator


Francis Turbine - Generator

Water Flow

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Itaipu Generating Unit - Stator

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Generation of DC Voltage
Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils
Split Ring Rotating Rotor Coil Fixed Stator Poles

DC Windings

Split Rings

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Generation of DC Voltage
Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils Split Rings VDC
Rotating Rotor Coil Fixed Stator Poles

+ -

DC Windings

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Generation of DC Voltage
Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils Average Voltage
Split Ring Rotating Rotor Coil Fixed Stator Poles 25

V (Volts)
20

Vpeak = 22 V 15
10
Vaverage = VDC 5
0
0 5 10 15 20
-5
T=10 msec

10

V average = (1/T) ∫ V(t) d/dt


0
5

= (1/5) ∫ Vpeak cos wt dt


0

= (2 / π ) Vpeak = 0.63 Vpeak

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Squirrel Cage AC (Induction) Motors


Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils Line Voltages Applied
Fixed Stator Poles Rotor Coils (Fixed Bars)

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Squirrel Cage AC (Induction) Motors


Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils Line Voltages Applied
Rotor Coils (Fixed Bars) Fixed Stator Poles

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DC Motors

Fixed Poles, Rotating Coils DC Voltage Applied


Fixed Stator Poles Split Ring Rotor Coils
DC Voltage (Volts)
80

60

40

DC (mean)
Voltage 20

0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Time (Sec)

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Arrangement of Windings
Stator Shell Conductors in Stator Coil

I I

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Generation of AC Voltage
Synchronous Generator
Stator Coils Configuration

Conductors

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Generation of AC Voltage
Basic Principles of Synchronous Generator

Coil

θ = Angle between
magnetic axes
Magnetic axis
of magnet
Magnetic axis of coil

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Generation of AC Voltage
Basic Relation Synchronous Generator

φcoil = φmax x cos θ


θ = wt
φcoil (t) = φmax x cos wt

Lenz Law
V(t) = - N d/dt φcoil (t)
= - N d/dt φmax x cos wt
= N w φmax sin wt
= V max sin wt

Sinusoidal voltage is generated

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Generation of AC Voltage
Basic Principles of Synchronous Generator

Conductors Conductors
N

S
S
I(t)
I(t)

φcoil (t) = φmax x cos wt = φmax φcoil (t) = φmax x cos wt = 0


25
V (Volts)
25
V (Volts)

20 20
15 15
10 10
5 5
0 0
0 0,005 0,01 0,015 0,02 0 0,005 0,01 0,015 0,02
-5 -5
Time (Sec) Time (Sec)
-10 -10
-15 -15
-20 -20
-25 -25

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Any Questions Please ?

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