Squirrel cage rotor options for AC induction motors
A.H. Bonnett, T. Albers
Abstract
A.H. Bonnett, T. Albers
Abstract
This paper reviews the features of the squirrel cage rotor used in AC induction motors. There is a wide variety of design options available depending upon the motor size and application. Their various types and options are presented. Design considerations, manufacturing processes, operating characteristics, maintenance issues are covered. The scope of motors is limited to three phase, low through medium voltage up to 5000 hp and two pole and slower speeds.
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This paper reviews the features of the squirrel cage rotor used in AC induction motors. There is a wide variety of design options available depending upon the motor size and application. Their various types and options are presented. Design considerations, manufacturing processes, operating characteristics, maintenance issues are covered. The scope of motors is limited to three phase, low through medium voltage up to 5000 hp and two pole and slower speeds.
Key concepts: Squirrel-cage rotor, Induction motor, Rotor (electric), Scope (computer science), Wound rotor motor, AC motor, Automotive engineering, Voltage