- 2075 Bhadra · 8 marks
Torque of 4-pole induction motor at 1400 rpm
Short answer
Slip at 1400 rpm is 0.0667. Using the torque ratio with starting torque, the developed torque is 5.29 N·m.
A 3 phase, 400 V, 50 Hz, 4 pole induction motor has rotor circuit resistance 2 Ω and rotor circuit reactance of 8 Ω at stand still. It develops a starting torque of 5 N-m. The stator to rotor turn ratio is unity. Calculate the torque developed by the motor when it runs at 1400 rpm.
Given: 4 poles, 50 Hz, , at standstill, N·m, turns ratio 1, rpm. Stator impedance neglected.
Slip
Torque ratio
(The 400 V supply and unity ratio are not needed when the ratio method is used.)
Answer: Torque at 1400 rpm N·m.
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