The line diagram is of a standard forward/reverse/stop pushbutton station for forwarding and reversing a motor. Included in the circuit are mechanical and auxiliary contact interlocking. Also included are a forward overtravel limit switch to stop the motor in forward and a reverse overtravel limit switch to stop the motor in reverse. Overload protection is common to both forward and reverse directions. Complete the wiring diagram based on the line diagram. Do not make any wire splices or additional terminal connections on the wiring diagram (notice how they make multiple connections in the power circuit). All connections must run from terminal screw to terminal screw complete the wiring diagram based on the line diagram. Do not make any wires splices or additional terminal connections on the wiring diagram. All connections must run from terminal screw to terminal screw

The line diagram is of a standard forward/reverse/stop pushbutton station for forwarding and reversing a motor. Included in the circuit are mechanical and auxiliary contact interlocking. Also included are a forward overtravel limit switch to stop the motor in forward and a reverse overtravel limit switch to stop the motor in reverse. Overload protection is common to both forward and reverse directions. Complete the wiring diagram based on the line diagram. Do not make any wire splices or additional terminal connections on the wiring diagram (notice how they make multiple connections in the power circuit). All connections must run from terminal screw to terminal screw complete the wiring diagram based on the line diagram. Do not make any wires splices or additional terminal connections on the wiring diagram. All connections must run from terminal screw to terminal screw

Electric Motor Control

10th Edition

ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter3: Magnetic Starters

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20SQ

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