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Question 21 A 4-pole induction motor is operating at a constant speed of 600 revs/min. The tator current vector is given by a = 30e/1401. Determine the pu slip.

Question 21 A 4-pole induction motor is operating at a constant speed of 600 revs/min. The tator current vector is given by a = 30e/1401. Determine the pu slip.

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Question 21 A 4-pole induction motor is operating at a constant speed of 600 revs/min. The stator current vector is given by a = 30e/¹40. Determine the pu slip. j140t Question 22 The stator flux linkage in a 2-pole induction machine is given by the following equation: λsaß = Lsīsaß +Lmīraßeja with the stator and rotor quantities referred to their respective aß-frames. The stator self-inductance is 0.173H and the mutual inductance is 0.161H. During steady state operation: 9 = 90nt isaß = 10e/100ml Trup = 8e (10m²+²) Derive an expression for the stator flux linkage (in exponential polar form). Also, calculate the torque developed by the machine.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 21 A 4-pole induction motor is operating at a constant speed of 600 revs/min. The stator current vector is given by a = 30e/¹40. Determine the pu slip. j140t Question 22 The stator flux linkage in a 2-pole induction machine is given by the following equation: λsaß = Lsīsaß +Lmīraßeja with the stator and rotor quantities referred to their respective aß-frames. The stator self-inductance is 0.173H and the mutual inductance is 0.161H. During steady state operation: 9 = 90nt isaß = 10e/100ml Trup = 8e (10m²+²) Derive an expression for the stator flux linkage (in exponential polar form). Also, calculate the torque developed by the machine.
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