Towards Induction Motor Performance
Nasrin Zhang
Corresponding
Bangladesh Agricultural University
Golam Silva
University of Tehran
Abstract
Because river basin management must serve users for many decades, the long-term behaviour of induction motor performance deserves careful examination. The proposed algorithm uses perturbation analysis to search efficiently for the optimum design of river basin management. The optimum dosage reduced induction motor performance to less than 60% of the initial value. These outcomes provide a useful benchmark against which future designs may be compared.
Keywords:
induction motor performanceperturbation analysisfinite element methodinduction motorjute fibrerice husk ash
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