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What is the relative speed between stator and rotor fluxes equal to?

Asked by Wyatt Williams, Last updated: Apr 19, 2024

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C. Perez

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Answered May 02, 2019

The correct answer to this question is C, Zero. It must be zero for an balanced undirectional, steady torque to occure in both fields. Speed wrt must be calculated first. Then, supply frequency can. Slip frequency, which is abbreviated sf, can be used to also calculate speed wrt.

To solve this question, the formula nr + sns= ns (l-s) + sns= ns r.p.s. With respect to all other rotor speeds, the stator and rotor fields are stationary to each other. The induction motors are unable to run at a synchronous speed because their would be no directional torque, furthermore proving the answer to be zero.

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John Smith

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Answered Aug 04, 2017

Zero
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