AEL-ACLA Application of AC Linear Motor Operations

4.3.2.1.- AC ELECTRICAL MOTORS AND GENERATORS
APPLICATION OF AC LINEAR MOTOR OPERATIONS - AEL-ACLA

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The Application of AC Linear Motor Operations, "AEL-ACLA", has been designed by EDIBON to study how AC linear induction motors (LIM) work.

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General Description

The Application of AC Linear Motor Operations, "AEL-ACLA", has been designed by EDIBON to study how AC linear induction motors (LIM) work.

This application includes all necessary to understand the basic principles of linear motors. On the one hand, it has a variable power supply, which allows to control the voltage to progressively accelerate the machine and analyze voltages and currents. In addition, the application has a system of variation of the air gap, thus influencing the force of magnetic attraction. This force can be measured with the included dynamometer. Also this application has two limit switches to automatically switch the direction of the linear motor.

This application also includes a set of weights to measure the force exerted by the linear motor.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Basic practice for the study of the magnetism principles applied to linear induction machines.
  2. Speed control of a linear induction motor.
  3. Inversion of the operation of a linear induction motor.
  4. Study of the linear induction motor force with a dynamometer.
  5. Study of the Lorentz Force principle.
  6. Study of the electric and mechanical parameters.
  7. Compare the linear induction motor with the rotary motors.

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