Browsing by Author "Yahaya Asizehi ENESI"

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Analysis of non-salient pole synchronous generator using phasor diagrams
(Leonardo Journal of Sciences, 2014-12-25) Yahaya Asizehi ENESI; Adamu Murtala ZUNGERU; Isah Agbogunde ADEMOH
In this paper, various performance equations are derived from phasor diagrams of a three phase non-salient pole (cylindrical rotor) synchronous generator of known armature resistance and of ignored armature resistance for lagging, unity and leading power factor load. These equations are used to calculate the output parameters of non-synchronous generator and to plot the graphs of terminal voltage-armature current, torque angle-armature current, torque angle-terminal voltage, power-torque angle and torque-speed characteristics through simulation by MATLAB program for the purpose of illustration.
Performance Characteristics and Double Revolving Theory of Single Phase Induction Motor
(Leonardo Journal of Sciences, 2013-12-23) Yahaya Asizehi ENESI
Single phase induction motors are used in number of applications such as in offices, homes and in factories. Their numerous applications and immense importance lead to the study of the general characteristics of such motors. In this paper the input data of a given single phase induction motor without core loss is obtained from laboratory and the motor equivalent circuit is developed from the input parameters and this circuit helps to obtain the principle of double revolving theory. Determination of the output parameters from input parameters using circuit equations lead to the plotting graphs of the motor performance characteristics for the purpose of illustration. The paper also demonstrates the simulation of the steady-state performance by MATLAB program
Permanent Split Capacitor (PSC) alternating current induction motor
(Leonardo Electronic Journal of Practices and Technologies, 2015-06-26) Yahaya Asizehi ENESI; Tola J. OMOKHAFE; James G. AMBAFI; Eugene O. AGBACHI
Single phase induction motors are found in various applications in which having correct value of the capacitor connected to the auxiliary winding enables the motor to function efficiently. This research aim is to investigate and obtain the value of the capacitor of a given input parameters of a specified permanent split capacitor (PSC) induction motor using MATLAB, which will in turn provide easy computation of the output parameters for the motor optimum efficiency. Electrical and mechanical characteristics of the PSC induction motor where obtained and analysed of which the study shows that the motor was reliable due to the absence of centrifugal switch. With the aid of MATLAB program the results were easily obtained, PSC induction motor capacitor value at optimum efficiency was also easily determined. The motor proved to have low starting torque, low starting current, higher efficiency, high pull out torque and high power factor. The characteristics of PSC induction motor analysed was limited to where higher starting torque is required only.
Split-phase motor running as capacitor starts motor and as capacitor run motor
(Leonardo Electronic Journal of Practices and Technologies, 2016-06-28) Yahaya Asizehi ENESI; Jacob TSADO; Mark NWOHU; Usman Abraham USMAN; Odu Ayo IMORU
In this paper, the input parameters of a single phase split-phase induction motor is taken to investigate and to study the output performance characteristics of capacitor start and capacitor run induction motor. The value of these input parameters are used in the design characteristics of capacitor run and capacitor start motor with each motor connected to rated or standard capacitor in series with auxiliary winding or starting winding respectively for the normal operational condition. The magnitude of capacitor that will develop maximum torque in capacitor start motor and capacitor run motor are investigated and determined by simulation. Each of these capacitors is connected to the auxiliary winding of split-phase motor thereby transforming it into capacitor start or capacitor run motor. The starting current and starting torque of the split-phase motor (SPM), capacitor run motor (CRM) and capacitor star motor (CSM) are compared for their suitability in their operational performance and applications