2. Three-phase induction motors
construction consist of :
The Stator
The Rotor
The squirrel-cage and the wound-rotor
induction motor have nearly the same stator
construction and winding arrangement.
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9. CLASSIFICATION OF SQUIRREL
CAGE INDUCTION MOTOR
It is classified six types.
There are class A, class
B, class C, class D, class E
and class F
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10. CLASS A
Starting Torque :
Normal
Starting Current :
Normal
Slip :
Normal
Uses :
Fans, Pumps, Low inertia loads which
are frequently started and stopped 10
11. CLASS B
Starting Torque :
Normal
Starting Current :
Low
Slip :
Normal
Uses :
Loads which has High Moment of inertia,
large fans pumps. 11
12. CLASS C
Starting Torque :
High
Starting Current :
Low
Slip :
Normal
Uses :
Crushers, boring mills, conveyors, textile
machineries, wood working equipments. 12
13. CLASS D
Starting Torque :
High
Starting Current :
Low
Slip :
High
Uses :
Bulldozers, shearing machines, punch
presses, hoists, foundry & stamping
machines. 13
18. DISADVANTAGES
Requires a complicated and
costly power modulator and two
stages of power conversion.
Control is more involved.
Slow response.
Drive is costly.
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