Polyphase motor drive imbalance detection

Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Primary circuit control

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187 29R, 318806, H02P 540

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045338620

ABSTRACT:
The current in the windings of a polyphase motor are individually sensed, and individual signals that indicate that current are provided. Using these signals, the difference between positive and negative current flow through the motor is determined, and if that difference exceeds a first level, for a preset duration of time, the motor is permitted to operate for a limited time. But, if it exceeds a second level, for a preset duration of time, the motor is slowed down in a programmed manner. Total current flow through the motor is determined from these signals as well, and if it exceeds a maximum for a preset duration of time, the motor is stopped in a programmed manner.

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