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Energy efficiency of back-to-back method for induction traction motors testing

Evgeniy Beyerleyn, Polina V. Tyuteva

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In this paper the authors examined the possibility of using energy-efficient scheme to test induction traction motors by back-to-back load method. The authors present the results of mathematical and physical modeling of the back-to-back test method that confirm energy efficiency and usefulness of the offered scheme.

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In this paper the authors examined the possibility of using energy-efficient scheme to test induction traction motors by back-to-back load method. The authors present the results of mathematical and physical modeling of the back-to-back test method that confirm energy efficiency and usefulness of the offered scheme.

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In this paper the authors examined the possibility of using energy-efficient scheme to test induction traction motors by back-to-back load method. The authors present the results of mathematical and physical modeling of the back-to-back test method that confirm energy efficiency and usefulness of the offered scheme.

Key concepts: Induction motor, Traction (geology), Traction motor, Back muscles, Computer science, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Mechanical engineering

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