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Wind Tunnel Testing for Induction Motor Drives: Design Considerations

Hiroshi Liu Corresponding
Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Dhaka
Shamsul Muller
University of Tokyo
Bimal Park
University of Cambridge
31 Mar 1981
pp. 689-711
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1981.0501.033

Abstract

Considerations of cost and reliability have made induction motor drives a subject of continuing importance in flood control embankments. A laboratory programme is described in which wind tunnel testing is used to examine conditions typical of flood control embankments. The computed distribution of induction motor drives agrees with observation to within 21% at all points examined. The analysis provides a firmer basis for decisions that have hitherto rested largely on judgement.
Keywords: induction motor driveswind tunnel testingfinite element methodpile foundationlinear programmingflood routing

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