General Flashcards
Motors convert electrical energy into what?
Mechanical energy.
What is a PSC motor?
Permanent split.
How many windings are in a single phase motor?
Two, start and run.
What are the 4 parts of a single phase motor?
Stator, frame, rotor/shaft and the end bells.
Where are the run windings located?
At the bottom of the stator slots.
When are the run windings connected?
They are connected continiously.
Do the run windings have a large, or small conductor?
A large conductor.
Where is the start winding found?
In the top of the stator slots.
When are the start windings disconnected from the circuit?
When the motor reaches 75 percent of its rated speed.
Does the run or start winding have more resistance?
The start winding has more resistance.
Is a centrifugal switch normally opened or normally closed?
A centrifugal switch is normally closed.
In which motor is the start winding de-energized after the motor reaches 75 percent of its rated speed?
RSIR or resistive start induction run motor.
Which motor has about 300 percent more starting torque than running torque?
CSIR or capacitor start induction run motor.
In a CSCR motor, is the run or start capacitor disconnected when the motor reaches 75 percent of it’s rated speed?
The start capacitor is removed from the circuit.
What are the characteristics of a PSC motor?
Both windings and capacitor stay in the circuit continuously, and the run capacitor is oil filled.
What is unique about a shaded pole motor?
It has a shading coil that creates a small amount of MMF in the core.
Is a high voltage motor connected in series, or parallel?
A high voltage motor is connected in series.
Is a low voltage motor connected in series or parallel?
A low voltage motor is connected in parallel.
Which relay uses a low resistive coil and and a set of normally open contacts?
The current relay.
Which motor uses a potential relay?
A potential relay is found with a CSCR motor.
A 2 pole contactor has how many loads?
One single phase load.