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Experimental evaluation of capacitance value; to self-excite the induction motor operating as generator in wind energy conversion

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In this paper, a method to calculate the capacitance value of a 3-O cage induction motor working as a generator in the self-excited mode of operation is presented.
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This paper explains a method to calculate the capacitance value of a 3-O cage induction motor working as a generator in the self-excited mode of operation. The synchronous impedance test method has been reviewed. The capacitance value is determined from the manufacturer data. The effect of voltage variation with different capacitances has been evaluated at constant speed. Performance of self-excited asynchronous generator (SEASG) with the capacitance (calculated value) is evaluated experimentally. Simulation study of the SEASG is done using power system tool box in Mat Lab/Simulink.

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Analysis of self-excited induction generators

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Experimental Evaluation of Performance of Constant Power Prime-Mover Driven Isolated 3-φ SEIG for Pico-Hydro Power Generation System in Remote Mountainous Region of Himalayas

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Voltage Regulation of Wind Induction Generator

TL;DR: This project focuses on how to reduce the voltage variations, on a self -excited induction generator, which is caused due to variations in load, by adding series capacitors to the circuit.
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Three-phase self-excited induction generators: an overview

TL;DR: A survey of the literature over the past 25 years discussing the process of self-excitation and voltage buildup, modeling, steady-state, and transient analysis, reactive power control methods, and parallel operation of SEIGs is presented in this article.

Analysis of self-excited induction generators

Shruti Murthy
TL;DR: An analytical technique using the `Newton-Raphson' method is presented to identify the saturated magnetising reactance and the generated frequency of a self-excited induction generator for a given capacitance, speed and load.

Analysis of self-excited induction generators

TL;DR: In this article, an analytical technique using the ''Newton-Raphson'' method is presented to identify the saturated magnetising reactance and the generated frequency of a self-excited induction generator for a given capacitance, speed and load.
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Alternating Current Machines

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Analysis of the Isolated Induction Generator

TL;DR: The increasing rate of depletion of conventional energy resources and the ability of induction generators to convert mechanical power over a wide range of rotor speeds have given rise to an interest in the possible contribution of wind energy to provide fuel displacement as discussed by the authors.
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