D. Kastha et Bk. Bose, ONLINE SEARCH BASED PULSATING TORQUE COMPENSATION OF A FAULT MODE SINGLE-PHASE VARIABLE FREQUENCY INDUCTION-MOTOR DRIVE, IEEE transactions on industry applications, 31(4), 1995, pp. 802-811
Improved reliability and fault tolerant operation of inverter-fed vari
able frequency ac drives are very important for critical industrial ap
plications, The paper describes variable frequency, variable voltage o
peration of a three-phase induction motor drive in single-phase mode f
or inverter fault conditions, such as open base drive and device short
circuit, The detailed mathematical analysis of the machine in single-
phase mode indicates that odd harmonic voltages of appropriate magnitu
de and phase can be injected at the machine terminal to neutralize the
large low-frequency pulsating torques so as to permit smooth drive op
eration, The magnitude and phase angle of the desired harmonic voltage
s have been derived theoretically, However, to eliminate the parameter
variation effect and operating point dependencies, a general purpose
search algorithm has been proposed in the paper which fabricates the d
esired harmonic voltages on real time basis, The search algorithm was
initially,exercised manually on a simulated drive system to prove its
validity, and then tested extensively on a volts/hertz controlled 3-hp
drive systemin the laboratory. The on-line search algorithm along wit
h estimation and control related to the project was implemented with C
language on a TMS320C30 digital signal processor board. The extensive
laboratory investigation shows that the proposed seat ch algorithm pe
rforms well and successfully eliminates low-frequency pulsating torque
s not only in a steady-state condition but also during: slow accelerat
ion and deceleration of the drive. The search algorithm is perfectly g
eneral and can be easily extended to other induction motor drives.