12. Motors Flashcards

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What are the different types of motor?

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  • Series Universal
  • Induction motor
  • Three phase wound rotor motor (slip ring motor)
  • Synchronous Motors
  • Split Phase
  • Capacitor start
  • Capacitor Start capacitor run
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Applications of a Series Universal motor.

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  • Portable drills
  • Hair dryers
  • Grinders
  • Table fans
  • Kitchen appliances
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Advantages of Series universal motors

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  • High running speeds are available.
  • Provides more power for its size than any other AC motor.
  • High starting and running torque.
  • Relatively cheap to produce.
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Disadvantages of Series Universal Motors

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  • Heat is produced where the carbon brushes make contact with the commutator.
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Applications of Three Phase induction motors

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  • Industrial Pumps
  • Industrial drives
  • Drilling machine
  • Cranes
  • Lifts
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Advantages of Three phase induction motors

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  • Simple construction (cheap)
  • Self starting
  • Mechanically strong
  • High efficiency and reasonable PF.
  • Low maintenance requirements.
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Disadvantages of Three phase induction motors

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  • Constant motor speed which cannot be easily changed.
  • Always operate under lagging power factor.
  • Poor power factor under light load conditions.
  • Poor starting torque
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Applications of Three phase synchronous motors

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Often used where precise constant speed is required.

  • Clocks
  • Timers
  • Crushers
  • Grinding mills
  • Belt conveyors
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Advantages of Three phase synchronous motors

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  • High efficiency
  • Ability to control the PF.
  • Constant speed under load variations.
  • High torque
  • Low starting currents
  • Low operating and maintenance costs.
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Disadvantages of three phase synchronous motors

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  • Cannot be started on load
  • Zero starting torque
  • Cannot be used for variable speed.
  • Need a DC supply.
  • Not self starting.
  • Can’t be used for frequent starting
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Applications of a Split phase induction motor

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  • Used with light starting conditions
  • Agitators
  • Tumble dryers
  • Washing machines
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Disadvantages of a Split phase induction motor

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  • Low starting torque.
  • Speed can’t be controlled due to the centrifugal switch
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Applications of a capacitor start motor

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  • Applications involving a hard starting load.
  • Compressors
  • Refrigerators
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Advantages of capacitor start motor

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  • Quiet running
  • Good starting torque
  • Good power factor
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Applications of capacitor start capacitor run motor

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  • High pressure water pumps
  • Auger motors
  • Vacuum pumps
  • other high torque applications
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16
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Advantages of capacitor start capacitor run motor

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  • Most efficient single phase motor
  • Lower full load currents
17
Q

How many Watts in 1 HP

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1 HP = 750 Watts