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Evaluation of Stray Load Losses in Cores and Secondary Conductors of Induction Motor Using Magnetic Field Analysis

To develop further higher efficiency induction motors, the reduction of the stray load losses, which are the increase of loss in the load condition relative to that in no-load test condition, should be investigated by using the magnetic field analysis. However, the calculation of the stray load losses using the magnetic field analysis requires high computation cost due to consideration of the slot harmonics in the flux densities, and the large time constant. In this paper, to evaluate the stray load losses in the cores and the secondary conductors of induction motors using the two-dimensional (2-D) magnetic field analysis within practical computation cost, some useful techniques, to mention a few, the nonconforming technique and the simplified time-periodic explicit error correction method, are introduced. Then, the stray load loss of an actual induction motor without skew is evaluated by the developed 2-D magnetic field analysis. It is shown that the calculated no-load losses are almost the same with the measured one, and the stray load losses in the stator core and secondary conductors due to the harmonic components in the secondary current are large.