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The function of the exciter in high-voltage motors

2010-11-18View Original

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Hello everyone. The reciprocating compressors in our factory are driven by high-voltage motors, with a voltage of 10 KV and a power output of 2800 KW. What is the function of the exciter? What are the specific steps for starting up the machines? Thank you
Reply #22010-11-18
The function of the exciter is to generate a magnetic field in the motor rotor. Only synchronous motors require an exciter, as their rotors are equipped with windings; the rotor magnetic field rotates in sync with the stator magnetic field, thereby enabling the motor to perform its driving function

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