A single-phase, , 230 V, 60 Hz, 4-pole, induction motor has the following equivalent circuit parameters;R 9.5 Ω, R -10.8 Ω , X , =1 2.0 Ω, X-12.0 Ω,and XM = 260NIf this motor is rotating at 171O RPM, then;Determine its input current.Select one:O a. lin = 2.257L-44.62° AmperesO b. lin = 1.657L-64.62° AmperesO c. lin = 3.2L-48.2° AmperesO d. NoneClear my choice

step1:V=230Vf=60Hzpoles P=4R1=9.5Ω,R2=10.8ΩX1=X2=12Ω,Xm=260ΩNr=1710 RPMNs=120fP=120×604=1800RPMSlip…

A single-phase, , 230 V, 60 Hz, 4-pole, induction motor has the following equivalent circuit parameters; R1 = 9.5 Q, R2 = 10.8 Q, X, =12.0 Q, X2 = 12.0 Q, and XM = 2600 If this motor is rotating at 1710 RPM, then%3; Determine its input current. Select one: O a. lin = 2.257L-44.62° Amperes O b. lin = 1.657L-64.62° Amperes O c. lin = 3.2L -48.2° Amperes O d. None Clear my choice

A single-phase, , 230 V, 60 Hz, 4-pole, induction motor has the following equivalent circuit parameters; R1 = 9.5 Q, R2 = 10.8 Q, X, =12.0 Q, X2 = 12.0 Q, and XM = 2600 If this motor is rotating at 1710 RPM, then%3; Determine its input current. Select one: O a. lin = 2.257L-44.62° Amperes O b. lin = 1.657L-64.62° Amperes O c. lin = 3.2L -48.2° Amperes O d. None Clear my choice

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter32: Three-phase Motors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13RQ: A squirrel-cage induction motor is operating at 1175 RPM and producing a torque of 22 Ib-ft. What is...

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