Electricity: motive power systems – Induction motor systems – Primary circuit control
Patent
1997-08-04
1999-04-20
Ip, Paul
Electricity: motive power systems
Induction motor systems
Primary circuit control
318436, 318471, 310208, H02H 708, H02P 700, H02K 324
Patent
active
058960210
ABSTRACT:
A method for removing moisture from an induction motor having at least two phase windings with each phase winding coupled by a first respective parallel combination of a first switch and a first diode to a positive voltage line and a second respective parallel combination of a second switch and a second diode to a negative voltage line includes supplying voltage to the positive and negative voltage lines and switching ON and OFF selected ones of the first and second switches to provide a current to preheat the induction motor. The provided current can be a substantially DC current or a substantially sinusoidal current.
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Agosti Ann M.
General Electric Company
Ip Paul
Snyder Marvin
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