1: A motor is working at a constant load of 100 h.p. in 5 min. then works at no load for 8 min. after which it works at a constant rate of 50 h.p. for 10 min. Then, a no load period of 3 min. The cycle is repeated indefinitely, estimate suitable size of motor and sketch the load cycle of motor working.

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1: A motor is working at a constant
load of 100 h.p. in 5 min. then works
at no load for 8 min. after which it
works at a constant rate of 50 h.p. for
10 min. Then, a no load period of 3
min. The cycle is repeated
indefinitely, estimate suitable size of
motor and sketch the load cycle of
motor working.
Transcribed Image Text:1: A motor is working at a constant load of 100 h.p. in 5 min. then works at no load for 8 min. after which it works at a constant rate of 50 h.p. for 10 min. Then, a no load period of 3 min. The cycle is repeated indefinitely, estimate suitable size of motor and sketch the load cycle of motor working.
2: Calculate the maximum load of
motor reached over full load that can
be carried by a 25 kW output motor,
if the temperature rise is not to
exceed (50) C after one hour on
overload. The temperature rise on full
load, after 2 hour is (30) C and after 4
hours is (40) C. Assume losses
proportional to square of load.
Transcribed Image Text:2: Calculate the maximum load of motor reached over full load that can be carried by a 25 kW output motor, if the temperature rise is not to exceed (50) C after one hour on overload. The temperature rise on full load, after 2 hour is (30) C and after 4 hours is (40) C. Assume losses proportional to square of load.
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