w8 The effective impedances of the main and auxiliary windings of a capacitor-start inductionmotor under locked-rotor conditions are given as follows:Main winding: effective resistance = 5.3 2; effective reactance = 9.6 2Auxiliary winding: effective resistance = 7.5 2; effective reactance = 3.2 2If the VL is 150 V,a. Illustrate the equivalent circuit and determine the magnitude of real, reactive andapparent powers from the main and auxiliary windings.b. Calculate the phase angle between Ia and Is.c. Calculate the line current IL.d. Determine the power factor under locked-rotor conditions.

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The effective impedances of the main and auxiliary windings of a capacitor-start induction motor under locked-rotor conditions are given as follows: Main winding: effective resistance = 5.3 Q; effective reactance = 9.6 Q Auxiliary winding: effective resistance = 7.5 Q; effective reactance = 3.2 N If the VL is 150 V, a. Illustrate the equivalent circuit and determine the magnitude of real, reactive and apparent powers from the main and auxiliary windings. b. Calculate the phase angle between la and Is. c. Calculate the line current IL. d. Determine the power factor under locked-rotor conditions.

The effective impedances of the main and auxiliary windings of a capacitor-start induction motor under locked-rotor conditions are given as follows: Main winding: effective resistance = 5.3 Q; effective reactance = 9.6 Q Auxiliary winding: effective resistance = 7.5 Q; effective reactance = 3.2 N If the VL is 150 V, a. Illustrate the equivalent circuit and determine the magnitude of real, reactive and apparent powers from the main and auxiliary windings. b. Calculate the phase angle between la and Is. c. Calculate the line current IL. d. Determine the power factor under locked-rotor conditions.

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Problem 2.21P: An industrial plant consisting primarily of induction motor loads absorbs 500 kW at 0.6 power factor...

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