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Reconnect Induction Motor

Is there a way to reconnect an induction motor dynamic model (I am using CIM6BL) once the connected voltage has recovered? Or will I have to write a controller UDM to do this?

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asked 2026-08-24 00:25:32 -0500
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What do you mean with reconnect? Is the motor on-line at start of simulation and tripped?

perolofl's avatar perolofl (2026-08-26 03:16:09 -0500) edit

I aim to disconnect it at certain voltage ranges (either trip the machine or open breaker) and reconnect it once the voltage has recovered to normal range

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Trip the motor by changing the load status to 0.

Reconnect the motor by changing the load status to 1.

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answered 2026-09-04 02:56:46 -0500
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Thanks! Am I able to do this inside a UDM, which is attached to another component? i.e. based on a flag or trigger inside the UDM, then disconnect/reconnect the motor?

jordbud's avatar jordbud (2026-09-06 22:45:59 -0500) edit

Yes, it can be done in a UDM, however on a second thought maybe it is not physically correct to reconnect a tripped induction motor. If the the STATES in the motor a freezed when the motor is tripped the results will be wrong.

perolofl's avatar perolofl (2026-09-07 01:22:33 -0500) edit

Plot the motor speed. If the speed is constant during the interval the motor is tripped the results are not correct. You have to check how PSSE handles a disconnected motor.

perolofl's avatar perolofl (2026-09-07 01:25:26 -0500) edit

Ok, when the motor is tripped the speed is constant at -1.0 pu. I have also tried manually setting the load in/out of service and that causes severe instability. Otherwise, if I let the motor ride through the voltage contingency, upon voltage recovery the motor also becomes unstable.

jordbud's avatar jordbud (2026-09-07 19:35:45 -0500) edit
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