A method is developed for describing the performance of a cage induction motor when it is operating under any asymmetrical condition. The system of nonlinear voltage and torque differential equations is analyzed directly without transformation by using a numerical solution by means of an electronic computer. Both the steady-state and the transient state may be computed. Broken bars and rings of the cage winding, during operation are examples.
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