New Motor Winding: Theory and Design

Author: Xu Shizhang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive summary of the author's 15 years of research and design in motor winding theory. It is also the author's second monograph following "The Theory of Winding for AC Motors." The book consists of ten parts and 32 chapters, covering the following main content:
(1) The development process of harmonic starting motors from single-wave starting to double-wave starting and triple-wave starting.
(2) The connection methods of stator and rotor windings and their working mechanisms.
(3) Five connection methods of triple-wave starting stator windings and 75 specific examples.
(4) Soft starting of induction motors with low cost and high reliability using the triple-wave starting method.
(5) A dual-speed salient-pole synchronous generator-motor for pumped storage power stations capable of self-starting.
(6) A salient-pole synchronous motor with a triple-wave starting stator and a single set of rotor windings that serves as a starting, excitation, and damping function, with specific examples for 4, 6, 8, and 10-pole motors provided.
The appendix of the book also provides a practical computer program for the automatic design and harmonic analysis of conventional and pole-changing windings of three-phase AC motors.
This book is suitable for engineering technicians engaged in motor theoretical research, design, manufacturing, and operation; it can also serve as a reference for faculty and students of electrical engineering majors in universities.