An Investigation on Stator Copper Loss by Using Different Stator Slot Size
Keywords:
Induction motor, stator slot, copper lossAbstract
The input power to an induction motor is in the
form of three phase electric voltages and currents. The first
losses encountered in the machine are I2R losses in the stator
winding. The stator copper loss occurs when the stator
windings is energized. This can be reducing by increasing the
stator slot size. This paper present the investigation on the
stator copper loss effect between two different stator slot size
which is 6mm and 8mm using 2D Finite Element Analysis (2D
FEA), model of 0.5hp induction motor.
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