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IN SITU EFFICIENCY DETERMINATION OF INDUCTION MOTOR: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EVOLUTIONARY TECHNIQUES

Induction motor is the most frequently used electric machine in industrial and commercial applications because of its well-known advantages, including robustness, low price, maintenance free, and line start. The exact knowledge of some of the induction motor parameters is very important to implement efficient control schemes and its in situ efficiency determination. These parameters can be obtained by no-load test that is not easily possible for the motors working in process industries where continuous operation is required. In this present study, particle swarm optimization, differential evolution, and some of their recent variants are used for in situ efficiency determination of induction motor (5 hp) without performing no-load test. Detailed information about the methods for efficiency measurement is given. Results are compared with genetic algorithm and a physical efficiency measurement method, called torque-gauge method. The performances in terms of objective function (error in the efficiency) and convergence time prove the effectiveness of optimization algorithms used in this article.