Designing and Simulation for Cooler Section in Cement Industry

The induction motor is the device that is used to convert three-phase alternating current into mechanical power. Induction motors, on the other hand, do not operate at synchronous speed; rather, they are primarily fixed-speed motors. In industrial settings, it is necessary to run Induction Motors at the proper speed, which varies depending on the application. As a result, there is a growing need for techniques of speed control for induction motors. There are many different ways to regulate the speed of an induction motor. This work aims to manage the speed of a three-phase induction motor in response to temperature fluctuations. Residential and industrial environments utilise induction motors extensively. This is automated the coolers in the Cooling sector for a real-time cement manufacturing application. PLC and VFD control speed. Induction motors operate at a steady speed, not synchronously. According to the applications, It operate the induction motors in industries at the necessary speed.