Explanation: using the dynamic equation of motor j×(angular acceleration) = motor torque – load torque: 5×(angular acceleration) = 80-30=50, angular acceleration=10 rad/s2.
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Explanation: using the dynamic equation of motor j×(angular acceleration) = motor torque – load torque: .541×(angular acceleration) = 2-10=-8, angular acceleration=-14.78 rad/s2. the load torque is greater than the motor torque. the motor will fail to start.
Explanation: the direction of the single- phase im can be reversed by changing the direction of auxiliary winding or main winding current.the net torque developed in the im is imiasin(Φ).
Explanation: intermittent periodic motor is preferred for overhead traveling cranes.
Explanation: thermography is used to detect heat patterns. it uses an infrared rays camera. this test is used to determine the conditions where electric motors are being used.
Explanation: as the size of the motor increases its speed decreases. the range of size of the motor (kw) for efficiency nearly equals to 90 % is 15-150. the efficiency increases as the size increases.
Explanation: the heat loss can be calculated using the joule law of heating effect. the
Explanation: one british thermal unit is equal to .293 watt. 1 btu/h is the amount of energy requires to increase the temperature of one pound of water by 1β.
Explanation: overloading can be prevented using over-current protection. it will detect the over-current and interrupt the supply.
Explanation: the most common cause of motor failure is low resistance. overheating, corrosion can damage the insulation of the windings which leads to low resistance.
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