A 111 kW, 320 V, 50 Hz, 6 poles, 974 rpm, Y-connected squirrel cage induction motor has following parameters referred to the stator: R, = 0.06 N, R, = 0.06 N, X, X, = 0.1 N. Motor speed is controlled by constant control. When driving an conveyor belt load the torque equation of the conveyor belt is given by TL = 770 N.m. 1- If the frequency is 50 Hz, calculate: • The motor speed N = RPM • The starting current AZ 2- If the frequency is decreased to 10 Hz, calculate: • The motor speed N = RPM • The starting current AZ 3- If the frequency is increased to 60 Hz, calculate: • The motor speed N = RPM • The starting current I1 = AZ

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A 111 kW, 320 V, 50 Hz, 6 poles, 974 rpm, Y-connected squirrel cage induction motor has following parameters referred to
V
the stator: R,
0.06 N, R,
0.06 N, X, = X,
0.1 N. Motor speed is controlled by constant
F
control. When driving
an conveyor belt load the torque equation of the conveyor belt is given by TL
770 N.m.
1- If the frequency is 50 Hz, calculate:
• The motor speed
N =
RPM
• The starting current
AZ
2- If the frequency is decreased to 10 Hz, calculate:
• The motor speed
N =
RPM
%3D
• The starting current
I =
AZ
3- If the frequency is increased to 60 Hz, calculate:
The motor speed
N =
RPM
• The starting current
I =
AZ
Transcribed Image Text:A 111 kW, 320 V, 50 Hz, 6 poles, 974 rpm, Y-connected squirrel cage induction motor has following parameters referred to V the stator: R, 0.06 N, R, 0.06 N, X, = X, 0.1 N. Motor speed is controlled by constant F control. When driving an conveyor belt load the torque equation of the conveyor belt is given by TL 770 N.m. 1- If the frequency is 50 Hz, calculate: • The motor speed N = RPM • The starting current AZ 2- If the frequency is decreased to 10 Hz, calculate: • The motor speed N = RPM %3D • The starting current I = AZ 3- If the frequency is increased to 60 Hz, calculate: The motor speed N = RPM • The starting current I = AZ
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