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Akhil A. Balakrishnan1
1 Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Jyothi Engineering College, Cheruthuruthy
1 INTRODUCTION
2 MACHINES
INDUCTION MACHINE
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To make students to be able to plan and draw different views of electrical
machines and transformers.
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To make the students to draw different types of windings used in
electrical machines.
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Introduction to AutoCAD in Electrical engineering drawing.
Example 1
Draw end view and elevation of the stator stamping of the given below
dimensions
Example 3
Draw the half sectional end view and half sectional elevation of the
squirrel cage rotor directly mounted over the shaft. Show clearly the
method of fixing the rotor with the shaft.
Diameter of rotor = 17.88cm
Length of rotor = 13.5cm
One radial cooling duct = 1cm wide
Rotor conductor dia. = 0.9cm
Distance between end ring and core = 0.5cm
Dia. of shaft below rotor core = 3.5cm
Six vanes are fixed o the rotor end plates to help the cooling.
Solution
Draw the half sectional end view and half sectional elevation of a 10hp
squirrel cage motor with the following dimensions.
Inside dia. of stator = 18cm
Length of stator = 13.5cm
On radial cooling duct in stator and rotor = 1cm wide
Stator slot size = 0.95cm * 2.9cm
Outside dia. of stator = 32cm
Air gap length = 0.06cm
Rotor has 31 slots of size 1cm dia. and is directly mounted over the shaft.
Dia. of shaft below rotor = 2.4cm
The rotor shaft is supported in the end cover by means of ball bearings.
Other missing data may be assumed.
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INTRODUCTION MACHINES
Example 6
A three phase induction motor is of slip ring type. The slip rings which
are mounted on a projection of the shaft at right hand end are connected
to the winding by insulated conductor passing through a hole in the
shaft, and a slip ring cover with the movable lid is supported from the
end shield. The left hand of the shaft supports the fan inside the casing
and projects through the ball bearing to carry the driving pulley.
The ventilation is of mixed flow type being partly axial and partly
radial. Under the action of the fan air enters at the slip ring and flows
through the duct in the rotor and over the stator plates. Some of the
rotor air flows through the two radial ducts. All the air is exhausted from
the machine at the pulley end.
Diameter of shaft = 2”
Internal diameter of the stator stamping = 9”
External diameter of the stator stamping = 15”
Length of the stator core = 8”
Stator winding overhang on each side = 2”
Width of pulley = 6”
Assume the missing dimensions
Draw to 1/2 scale:
(a) Half-sectional longitudinal view showing the stator, slip rings and the
fan.
(b) Half-sectional end view of the induction motor