On Induction Motor Drive Control
Deepak Rahman
Corresponding
University of Toronto
Abstract
Increasing urbanisation places growing stress on thermal power plants, where the role of induction motor drive control is decisive. Boundary and initial conditions representative of thermal power plants are imposed in the model built around hidden Markov modelling. Predicted service life increased by roughly 45% under the modified design. The investigation highlights several avenues that merit closer attention in future research.
Keywords:
induction motor drive controlhidden Markov modellingwind energyarsenic contamination
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