Evaluation : Question 1: Why did we perform the no-load operation experiment for the asynchronous motor? Question 2:Why is the value of Coso small at no-load? Question 3: Find the cupper (Pcu), iron (Pfe) and frictional(Pfri) losses at no-load operation. What happens to cupper loss? Explain. Question 4:Is the calculated value of the Cosp same with the measured value of Coso? Explain the reason if not. Question 5:Are the starting currents different for Y and A connections? Explain. Question 6:State your final observations about the experiment.

Evaluation : Question 1: Why did we perform the no-load operation experiment for the asynchronous motor? Question 2:Why is the value of Coso small at no-load? Question 3: Find the cupper (Pcu), iron (Pfe) and frictional(Pfri) losses at no-load operation. What happens to cupper loss? Explain. Question 4:Is the calculated value of the Cosp same with the measured value of Coso? Explain the reason if not. Question 5:Are the starting currents different for Y and A connections? Explain. Question 6:State your final observations about the experiment.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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