Electric Machinery What are the advantages of using three-phase induction motor as compared to single phase...

Electric Machinery

What are the advantages of using three-phase induction motor as compared to single phase induction motors?

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Manojponduru answered 2 years ago

Brief discuss the operation of a split phase single phase single induction motor with respect to...

Brief discuss the operation of a split phase single phase single induction motor with respect to its construction, current relationship and torque characteristics. Illustrate your answer by means of diagram

a) What is the advantages of using a wound-rotor type of induction motor? Under what conditions?...

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The single-phase equivalent-circuit parameters for a three-phase induction motor in ohms-per-phase are R1=0.17 R2=0.24 X1=1.05 X2=0.87...

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The 230V single phase induction motor has the following integer. Rs = Rr = 8 ohm,...

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The test results for the approximate equivalent circuit of a three-phase induction motor are shown below....

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A 400V, 2 pole, 50 Hz, three-phase induction motor is drawing 60 A at 0.85 PF...

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A 6-pole and three-phase induction motor has synchronous speed of (1000) RPM. a) Find the no-load...

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The full load speed of a three-phase four-pole 50Hz, 160kW induction motor is 1,475rpm. The starting...

The full load speed of a three-phase four-pole 50Hz, 160kW induction motor is 1,475rpm. The starting torque is 170%, the yield torque is 280% of the rated torque, and the moment of inertia of the rotor is 2.5kg-m ^ 2. The torque of the load converted to the motor shaft is 800 N-m at full load speed and the moment of inertia is 20 kg-m ^ 2. a) Find the starting time when the load torque is assumed to be...

explain the method of starting a synchronous motor using an induction motor.

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