EBK MINDTAP FOR HERMAN'S DELMAR'S STAND
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Author: Herman
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Chapter 34, Problem 2PA
Refer to the preceding Practical Application. When the 30-HP motor is replaced with the 50-HP, will the existing motor starter have to be replaced? If so, what size starter should be selected? A NEMA size 3 starter was used for the 30-HP motor.
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