Variable reluctance DC motors. Control and applications

  • Marcelo Xavier Moya Cajas Universidad Internacional SEK
  • Adriana Soledad Mejía Suarez Universidad Internacional SEK
  • David Ismael Delgado Parra Universidad Internacional SEK
Keywords: Direct Current Motors, Reluctance, Efficiency, Energy Cost

Abstract

This document presents a bibliographic review on the characteristics, advantages, disadvantages and applications of variable reluctance DC motors within the field of energy efficiency in electrical systems in industry. The principle of magnetic reluctance comprises a rotor with salient poles constructed solely of ferromagnetic material that tries to align itself constantly with the magnetic field generated by the stator. Its operation allows very low temperatures to be obtained in its winding, increasing the reliability and duration of both the winding and the mechanical elements such as bearings. Variable reluctance technology allows partial loads to be handled with high efficiency through the dynamic performance of the system, which is reflected in a significant reduction in energy costs.

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Published
2021-09-06
How to Cite
Moya CajasM. X., Mejía SuarezA. S., & Delgado ParraD. I. (2021). Variable reluctance DC motors. Control and applications. Ciencias De La Ingeniería Y Aplicadas, 4(1), 37-50. Retrieved from http://190.15.139.149/index.php/ciya/article/view/351
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