DC injection breaking for Induction motor:
An induction motor can be brought to rest quickly if ac supply to motor terminals is removed and instead a DC supply is applied.
The DC current flowing through stator winding would produce the same no. of stationary poles as the no. of poles of the revolving field produced with AC supply.
The rotor cut the flux of these stationary poles resulting in induced emf and current flow in the rotor winding.
The current flow in the rotor causes I2 R loss in winding resistance or in external resistance.
The rotor slows down as result of mechanical energy of rotation being converted into electrical energy and dissipated as heat.
Energy conversion would be complete when the rotor attains zero speed.
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