MOTOR DESIGN PARAMETERS

Given data
V=100 volts
P=15 Kw
Poles= 2
Frequency= 50 Hz
Ns= 3000 rpm
Number of phase m= 3

Length= 115 mm
Number of slots s=24
Di= 120.46mm
Ds = 23mm
D=165 mm

CALCULATION

Slots/phase Sm=

24
=8
3

Slots/pole/phase Spp=

24
=4
6

Phasor displacement S =

2
= 15
24

24

Slots per pole phase q= m = 3 2 = 4

p
The result we got is 4 so it was integer hence integral slot winding
was used.

WINDING LOCATION
R

R
RR = 1,2,3,4

13,14,15,16
B

B
BB = 5,6,7,8

17,18,19,20
Y

Y
YY = 9,10,11,12

21,22,23,24

Each phase is located in 8 connective slots.

Phase spread = 8 * phase displacement
= 8 15 = 1200

CALCULATION OF STATOR COILS

Es= 100v= supply voltage
Bav= 0.44 = magnetic loading (from data book)
Ac= 21000 = electrical loading (from data book)
Power factor= 0.955 (from data book for efficient operation)
m = av L
D 120.46 103
=
=
= 0.189m
P
2
m = 0.44 0.189 11 = 5 10
= 9.5634 103

STATOR TURNS
Ts =

100
4.44 50 9.563 103 0.955
Ts = 49.32

Where Ts is the stator turns / phase

Slot pitch Yss= 15 to 25 mm (from data book)
Slot / pole / phase qs =

Ss
Pm

Ss = 24

Qs = 4
Calculation of slot pitch ( to verify the data book value)
D
Ss
120.46
=
24
= 15.768mm

Yss =

We had selected Yss from 15 to 25 the value we obtained lies between 15 to 25

Total stator conductors
6Ts = 6 49.32
= 295.92

Total stator conductors ; 296

Conductors/slot Z ss =

296
= 12.33
24

Conductor/slot = 12 cond/slot
Cross check with 6Ts
296
= 49.33
6

CALCULATION OF WIRE GUAGE

Double layer winding is preferred because it uses the slot space and design is
optimum
Stator current per phase
IS= power/3Es
Power =15 kw
Is=

15 103
3 100 0.9 0.9

In case of delta connected Vph= VL=100v

Es = V ph cos 2
cos assumed as 0.955

2 assumed as 90%
Stator current per phase = 61.72 A
Js

Area of the stator conductor as =

s = 3 to 5 A/mm2 ( from data book)

We had selected 5A/mm2 because of high power rating

as=

61.72
= 12.344m 2
5

we know
d2
as =
4

12.344=

d2
4

d2 =

4 12.344

d 2 =15.716

d = 3.961 mm = diameter of conductor

From the data book

SWG= 8