Electric Motor Control
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ISBN: 9781133702818
Author: Herman
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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- Under what condition will the motor restart automatically after a voltage failure?arrow_forwardYou’re powering up a new motor in a brushless motor control system. After moving the shaft of the motor lightly left to right, the motor reverses direction and runs away. What’s the problem? A. Power transistor failureB. Wrong motor typeC. Reversed tachometerD. Reversed hall-effect sensorarrow_forwardWhat happens if the reverse push button is closed when the motor is running in the forward direction as in Figure 485?arrow_forward
- c) Based on Figure 3 (c), a basic DOL starter induction motor at a power station is experiencing run-time error and unable to start, based on your understanding, interpret the sequence of troubleshooting shall be carried out to identify the root cause of the abnormalities. 3P 1P MCB MCB STOP K1 START MOTOR Figure 3 (c)arrow_forwardMatch list 1 (Motors) with List II (Applications) and select the correct answer using the codes given below List I List II A. Hysteresis motor 1. Signaling devices B. Shaded pole Motor C. Reluctance motor D. Universal Motor 2. Grinders 3. Timing devices 4. Projectorsarrow_forwardMultiple choices cont.: c. The 3M load contacts are welded shut. d. The normally open 3M contact between wire numbers 23 and 31 is hung closed.arrow_forward
- Select the best answer for each of the following. When the reset button does not reestablish the control circuit after an overload, the probable cause is a. the overload heater is too small. b. the overload trip has not cooled sufficiently. c. the auxiliary contacts are defective. d. the overload heater is burned out.arrow_forward1. It is a machine that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy. 2. It is a machine that converts electrical energy to mechanical energy. 3. It is cylindrical or drum-shaped where the coils are placed and can either be lap wounded or wave wounded. 4. It connects the commutator to the other parts of the DC machine. 5. It serves as the housing of the dc machine. 6. True or False: The shunt field winding is part of the armature. 7. True or False: The long shunt compound generator is when the armature is in series with the series field winding and parallel to the shunt field winding. 8-10. Your newly built house needs an elevator. Which from the following will be best to use- series, shunt or compound motor and why?arrow_forwardExplain the characteristics and how the following motor starters work. 1.Slip Ring a. Variable Resistance b. Fixed Starting Resistancearrow_forward
- State the correct terminology used to describe each of the following 1.the current drawn by a motor at standstill with the rate voltage and frequency applied. 2.the twisting or turning force of a motor . 3.the deference in speed between the motion and the rotation of the rotor shaft. 4.a device that provides and adjustable time period to perform a function.arrow_forwardSelect the best answer for each of the following. The purpose of overload protection on a motor is to protect the a. motor from sustained overcurrents. b. wire from high currents. c. motor from sustained overvoltage. d. motor from short circuits.arrow_forward2. In the motor control circuit of Figure 11 in your study unit, the operation of any one of the overload relays has which of the following effects?A. The motor only runs two phases.B. The motor operates normally. C. The auxiliary contact M closes. D. The motor stopsarrow_forward
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