VOLTAGE DIPS INTERACTION STUDY IN THE NETWORK ON OPERATING MODE OF POWERFUL ASYNCHRONOUS MOTORS

Authors

Dadoboev Shakhboz Tolibjonovichсandidate of Technical Sciences, Senior lecture, Khujand Polytechnic Institute of Tajik Technical University named after academician M.S. Osimi, Khujand, Republic of Tajikistan, shahbozdadoboev@mail.ru

Abstract

The scientific work is devoted to the study of the interaction of voltage dips in the network and the operating mode of powerful asynchronous motors. The mode of operation of powerful induction motors is very difficult, as complex transients processes are observed in this mode. Typically, the quantities considered in motor transients are electric current, electromagnetic torque and motor speed. Operating mode with heavy transients usually has a negative effect on the power supply system. One of such negative consequences is the occurrence of voltage dips in the network. Voltage dips in the network, in turn, negatively affect consumers of electrical energy, especially for asynchronous electric motors. In asynchronous motors, the dependence of the electromagnetic torque on voltage is quadratic. Taking this factor into account, the issue of starting an asynchronous motor at different values of residual voltage in the network is analyzed. The article also studies the impact of the direct start mode of an asynchronous motor on the network, the results are presented in the form of generally understandable graphs.

Keywords

voltage dip, asynchronous motor, direct start, mechanical description, transient process, starting process.

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Publish date

2026-03-25