Motors Flashcards

1
Q

Define SPEED

A

The rate of rotation of a rotating body

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2
Q

What are the units of speed?

A

Radians per second

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3
Q

Why is torque-speed matching important?

A

It is important to match torque-speed characteristics to the load of the motor so it gets past initial static-friction phase of machine. This gets machine running and up to its running friction

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4
Q

Draw a torque-speed curve for a FAN LOAD

A

Line gradually sloping upwards

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5
Q

Draw a torque-speed curve for a HIGH STATIC FRICTION LOAD

A

Line slowly levels off and decreases

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6
Q

Draw a torque-speed curve for a HIGH INERTIA LOAD

A

Straight line decreasing

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7
Q

Draw a torque-speed curve for a COMPRESSOR load

A

Line curves downwards initially, before slowly bending upwards and extending into a straight line that increases

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8
Q

Name an example of a FAN LOAD

A

Hairdryer

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9
Q

Name an example of a HIGH STATIC FRICTION LOAD

A

Disc sander

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10
Q

Name an example of a HIGH INERTIA LOAD

A

Steel rolling mill

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11
Q

What are the consequences of incorrect torque-speed matching?

A

Low power output
Incorrect machine speed
Could fail to get past initial static friction

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