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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023Publisher:MDPI AG Authors: Andriy Malyar; Sławomir Cieslik;doi: 10.3390/en16237782
The uneven load of the electric drive of sucker-rod pumping units causes an increase in the consumption of reactive power, which requires compensation. This article discusses the issue of calculating the processes in sucker-rod pumping units in the case of individual compensation of the reactive power. Mathematical models for calculating the process of changing the capacity of cosine capacitors for reactive power compensation in the starting and steady-state modes of the electric drive of the sucker-rod pumping unit, which are characterized by the periodically varying load and moment of inertia, have been developed. The calculation is based on a mathematical model of the induction motor that takes into account the saturation of the magnetic path and the skin effect in the bars of the deep-bar rotor. The created mathematical model can be used to regulate the capacitance of the capacitors connected to the induction motor in order to reduce the reactive power consumption.
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The uneven load of the electric drive of sucker-rod pumping units causes an increase in the consumption of reactive power, which requires compensation. This article discusses the issue of calculating the processes in sucker-rod pumping units in the case of individual compensation of the reactive power. Mathematical models for calculating the process of changing the capacity of cosine capacitors for reactive power compensation in the starting and steady-state modes of the electric drive of the sucker-rod pumping unit, which are characterized by the periodically varying load and moment of inertia, have been developed. The calculation is based on a mathematical model of the induction motor that takes into account the saturation of the magnetic path and the skin effect in the bars of the deep-bar rotor. The created mathematical model can be used to regulate the capacitance of the capacitors connected to the induction motor in order to reduce the reactive power consumption.
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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023Publisher:MDPI AG Authors: Andriy Malyar; Sławomir Cieslik;doi: 10.3390/en16237782
The uneven load of the electric drive of sucker-rod pumping units causes an increase in the consumption of reactive power, which requires compensation. This article discusses the issue of calculating the processes in sucker-rod pumping units in the case of individual compensation of the reactive power. Mathematical models for calculating the process of changing the capacity of cosine capacitors for reactive power compensation in the starting and steady-state modes of the electric drive of the sucker-rod pumping unit, which are characterized by the periodically varying load and moment of inertia, have been developed. The calculation is based on a mathematical model of the induction motor that takes into account the saturation of the magnetic path and the skin effect in the bars of the deep-bar rotor. The created mathematical model can be used to regulate the capacitance of the capacitors connected to the induction motor in order to reduce the reactive power consumption.
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The uneven load of the electric drive of sucker-rod pumping units causes an increase in the consumption of reactive power, which requires compensation. This article discusses the issue of calculating the processes in sucker-rod pumping units in the case of individual compensation of the reactive power. Mathematical models for calculating the process of changing the capacity of cosine capacitors for reactive power compensation in the starting and steady-state modes of the electric drive of the sucker-rod pumping unit, which are characterized by the periodically varying load and moment of inertia, have been developed. The calculation is based on a mathematical model of the induction motor that takes into account the saturation of the magnetic path and the skin effect in the bars of the deep-bar rotor. The created mathematical model can be used to regulate the capacitance of the capacitors connected to the induction motor in order to reduce the reactive power consumption.
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