A computer-based design assistant for induction motors

J. Moses, J.L. Kirtley Jr., J.H. Lang, R.D. Tabors, F. de Cuadra

IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting - IAS, Dearborn (Estados Unidos de América). 28 septiembre - 04 octubre 1991

Resumen:
A computer-based design assistant for the synthesis of three-phase squirrel-cage induction motors is discussed. The distinguishing feature of the design assistant is its incorporation of a database of past designs, and its ability to synthesize and to cost new designs. Design synthesis is accomplished via a Monte Carlo procedure that allows the design assistant to transcend the limitations of preprogrammed, heuristic expert knowledge. Costing is achieved by the use of a manufacturing simulator. The design assistant discards all inferior designs, and presents to the customer a feasibility frontier of superior designs.

Palabras clave: Induction motors, Spatial databases, Costs, Geometry, Torque, Pulp manufacturing, Virtual manufacturing, Computer industry, Coils, Laboratories

DOI: 10.1109/IAS.1991.178124

Fecha de publicación: septiembre 1991.

Cita:
Moses, J., Kirtley Jr., J.L., Lang, J.H., Tabors, R.D., de Cuadra, F., A computer-based design assistant for induction motors, IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting - IAS, Dearborn (Estados Unidos de América). 28 septiembre - 04 octubre 1991.

IIT-91-026A