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Problem 4 For the motor in Problem 1 and for a fan-type load, calculate the following, assuming that the supply frequency is reduced by 20%: a. Motor speed b. Starting torque c. Starting current d. Motor efficiency (ignore rotational and core losses)

Problem 4 For the motor in Problem 1 and for a fan-type load, calculate the following, assuming that the supply frequency is reduced by 20%: a. Motor speed b. Starting torque c. Starting current d. Motor efficiency (ignore rotational and core losses)

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For a 3 phase, 209V, 6 Pole, Y connected motor.

R1 = 0.128 ohm, R'2 = 0.0935 ohm. Xeq = 0.49 ohm. Slip at full load is 2%. Motor load is fan type. If an external resistance equal to the rotor resistance is added to the rotor circuit.

Problem 4 For the motor in Problem 1 and for a fan-type load, calculate the following, assuming that the supply frequency is reduced by 20%: a. Motor speed b. Starting torque c. Starting current d. Motor efficiency (ignore rotational and core losses)
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Why would the slip not change? If you start the motor at 80% of the rated frequency, wouldn't that be 48 Hz?

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