d) What measures can be taken to reduce Eddy losses? e) How does the starting torque change if the supply voltage of the induction motor is doubled? f) If the induction motor reaches synchronous speed, what changes are observed in the operation of the induction motor?

d) What measures can be taken to reduce Eddy losses? e) How does the starting torque change if the supply voltage of the induction motor is doubled? f) If the induction motor reaches synchronous speed, what changes are observed in the operation of the induction motor?

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Chapter32: Three-phase Motors

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Problem 6RQ: Name three factors that determine the torque produced by an induction motor.

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Three Phase Induction Motor

The induction motor is an electric motor that runs on AC (alternating current) and it is of two type single phase motor that work on single-phase power supply and three-phase motor that work on three-phase power supply.

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d) What measures can be taken to reduce Eddy losses?
e) How does the starting torque change if the supply voltage of the induction motor is doubled?
f) If the induction motor reaches synchronous speed, what changes are observed in the operation of the induction motor?

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