Usng below equations.Estimation of Starting Torque at Ful.Supply voltageTRYVsR%3DIv=starting borque ak full supply voltageTev=starting barque at reduced supply volkageVSF= Full supply voltageVoR= Reduced supply voltageEstimation of starbing current at full supply valbageTav=VSE lRvlov = starting current at full supply veltagelev= starting current at reduced supply voltageVsf= Full supply altageVsp= Reduced supply voltage%3DThe measured eddy current brake torque is Ou 48 NomThe line Voltage CVay) is 29.8V, stator currentis 4.94A, Total (3ph) input real power is214.7W. The Stator phase resistance is1.92

Given data : Reduced line coltgae VSR = 30.2 V Reduced line Current IRV = 5A SO, Total (3 phase )…

Using below equations Estimation of Starting Torque at Full Supply voltage %3D VSR Isv=starting borque ak full supply voltage Ter=starting barque at reduced supply voltage. VSF= Full supply oltage VoR = Reduced supply valtage Estimation of starbing aurrent at full supply volbage VSR Hay= starting leV= startng curens at reduced supply voltage Vsf= Eull supply voltage VsR= Reduced supply voltage current at full supply valtage IN The measured eddy cumant brake barque is Oh 48Non The line Voltage (Vey) is 29.8V, stator current is 4.94A, Total (3ph) inpot real power is 214.7W. The Stator phase resistance is 1.92

Using below equations Estimation of Starting Torque at Full Supply voltage %3D VSR Isv=starting borque ak full supply voltage Ter=starting barque at reduced supply voltage. VSF= Full supply oltage VoR = Reduced supply valtage Estimation of starbing aurrent at full supply volbage VSR Hay= starting leV= startng curens at reduced supply voltage Vsf= Eull supply voltage VsR= Reduced supply voltage current at full supply valtage IN The measured eddy cumant brake barque is Oh 48Non The line Voltage (Vey) is 29.8V, stator current is 4.94A, Total (3ph) inpot real power is 214.7W. The Stator phase resistance is 1.92

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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