英文摘要 |
The modelling of the 3-phase, 4-pole, 220-volt, 60-hz, and 5-hp squirrel cage induction motor is presented in this paper, and the characteristics analysis of the system using hybrid CODEQ method is also discussed. This system has two objectives: minimizing the motor’s volume and maximizing the system’s efficiency. Various constraints including the current, torque, slip, magnetic flux density, power factor, and so on are considered to realize the induction motor design. The single squirrel cage induction motor of TECO’s AEEF series is used in the work. To verify the accuracy of the mathematical model, the induction motor’s dimensions, specifications, and materials characteristics are fixed during the simulation process. All simulation results are compared with the measurement results to prove the mathematical model of the squirrel cage induction motor is matched with the practical one. The hybrid CODEQ method is used in this paper to increase the analysis ability. The concepts of chaotic search, opposition-based learning, and quantum mechanics are used in the CODEQ algorithm to overcome the drawback of selection of the crossover factor, scaling factor, and mutation operator used in the differential evolution (DE) method. However, although the wide use of random numbers used in the CODEQ algorithm leads to a higher probability of obtaining a local optimum, much computation time is expended to evaluate the fitness function. So, the acceleration operation and migration operation are used in the CODEQ algorithm (called the hybrid CODEQ algorithm) to increase the search capacity. That is, a smaller population size can be used in the hybrid CODEQ method to achieve the aim of increasing convergence speed. So, the hybrid CODEQ method has friendly, easy to use and robust characteristics and is used to the system modelling and characteristics analysis for the 3-phase squirrel cage induction motor. |