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Abstract
During the last recent of research projects focused on the use and development of new systems utilizing alternative sources of energy. The work covered the use of induction machine in general and squirrel cage induction machine in particular, to act as a generator for such applications, depending upon the nature of prime-mover (constant speed or variable speed) operated from various renewable energy sources such as wind, small hydro heads, bio-gas ... etc. ,in isolated and remote locations.
Due to its reduced unit cost, brushless rotor construction, absence
separate source for excitation, ruggedness, ease of maintenance and self
protection against severe overloads and short circuits, a self-excited induction generators (SEIG) has emerged as a suitable candidate of isolated power source
This thesis presents an experimental and analytical investigation operating
transient operation
in balanced and unbalanced modes. It surveys the steady
analysis of stand-alone self-excited induction generator, in balanced mode, including the description of the theory of self-excitation
evaluation for the performance. It focuses on studying
characteristics of unbalanced SEIG under transient operations
a complete performance the following
cases :
* when two phase capacitors are disconnected (case one). * when one line is opened (case two).
* when two phases are short-drcuited (case three).
* when unbalanced excitation capacitor bank are connected across the stator winding of the SEIG (case four).
It has been noted that the machine can build-up the voltage for all cases
except case three (two phases are short-circuited) since the capacitor
equal zero, and there will be no self-excitation for this case.
The experimental results are very close to the digital computer simulation
which shows the validity of the proposed techniques.