Sources of Fault Power

Sources of Fault Power: The sources of fault power originate in all the generating and other connected plants which under normal operating conditions draw power from the system. Mainly there…

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Starting of Electric Drives

Starting of Electric Drives: The most important processes associated with controlled electric drives are (i) starting, (ii) speed control (iii) braking, (iv) reversal of direction of rotation. All these are…

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Capacitor-Start Capacitor-Run Single Phase Induction Motor

Capacitor-Start Capacitor-Run Single Phase Induction Motor: The capacitor-start capacitor-run motor is similar to capacitor-start, induction-run motor, except that the auxiliary winding and a capacitor remain connected in the circuit at…

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Selection of Electric Drive

Selection of Electric Drive: For selection of electric drive motor it is essential that the conditions of service are well known. It is not sufficient to simply specify the output…

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Thyristor Control of 3 Phase Synchronous Motor

Thyristor Control of 3 Phase Synchronous Motor: The synchronous motor is a constant speed motor and it devel­ops torque only at synchronous speed which is directly proportional to supply frequency.…

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Protective Devices and Interlocks

Protective Devices and Interlocks: Protective devices must be incorporated in the control circuit (or circuits) to interrupt the flow of current to the motor to guard against overloads or other…

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