Is it possible to supply switched reluctance motor SRM-motor or common induction motor with pure sinewave current wave form?

Hello,

I am not sure if I get the question correctly.

At the inverter output there is no pure sine wave current without having some additional hardware. In this case you can only connect motors that are designed to be operated at inverters (check the motor data for that).

If you use additional hardware like sine wave filters (I think this is what you are talking about) you can reach quite good sine wave signals (always depending on the filter). Then you could also have the possibility to operate other motors but you should clarify this with your local Siemens sales partner. Also the type of motor should be checked. For induction motors it is quite easy, but not for every reluctance motor (as they are so different from manufaturer to manufacturer). Siemens for example is offering reluctance motors that are operated (only) at inverters. If other reluctance motors of other manufacturers run at Siemens inverters cannot be said in general without knowing the motor exactly. But as I said: please contact your Siemens sales partner and clarify which motor you have and which inverter (plus optional hardware) should be taken for your use case.