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Induction Machines
Written by one of the leaders in the field, this book serves as an essential reference for the future understanding and development of rotating electric machines.
First published in 1970, this classic work has endured the last 25 years by offering a comprehensive study of the fundamentals of induction machine design and application. Starting with the first principles of electric circuits, the transformer, magnetic energy storage and the virtual displacement method of calculating magnetic forces, the equivalent circuit of a motor is developed, and the formulas for performance calculations are derived. Basic formulas for torque and output are included, and extensive consideration is given to the fundamental and harmonic magnetic fields produced in the air gap by various types of winding. Speed-torque-current relations, crawling and locking phenomena, magnetic noise, and the rating and application of motors is also covered.
First published in 1970, this classic work has endured the last 25 years by offering a comprehensive study of the fundamentals of induction machine design and application. Starting with the first principles of electric circuits, the transformer, magnetic energy storage and the virtual displacement method of calculating magnetic forces, the equivalent circuit of a motor is developed, and the formulas for performance calculations are derived. Basic formulas for torque and output are included, and extensive consideration is given to the fundamental and harmonic magnetic fields produced in the air gap by various types of winding. Speed-torque-current relations, crawling and locking phenomena, magnetic noise, and the rating and application of motors is also covered.
528 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 1995
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