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motor poles
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electricpete
Electrical
p = 2 LF / N
where p is number of poles
LF is line frequency
N is syncrounous speed (slightly higher than nameplate speed for induction motor).
If LF is in hz then N must be in rev per second. Otherwise add conversions seconds to minutes.
where p is number of poles
LF is line frequency
N is syncrounous speed (slightly higher than nameplate speed for induction motor).
If LF is in hz then N must be in rev per second. Otherwise add conversions seconds to minutes.
jbartos
Electrical
- Jan 15, 2000
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Suggestion: Reference:
Gordon R. Slemon "Magnetolectric Devices Transducers, Transformers, and Machines," John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1966,
page 372:
P= 2 x ws x (1-s)/n
where
P = number of motor poles, in poles
ws = 2 x pi x fs, in rad/sec synchronous angular speed
fs = synchronous frequency in Hz
s = slip, in per unit
n = rotor speed in rad/sec, (p-pole motor rotor speed)
Gordon R. Slemon "Magnetolectric Devices Transducers, Transformers, and Machines," John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1966,
page 372:
P= 2 x ws x (1-s)/n
where
P = number of motor poles, in poles
ws = 2 x pi x fs, in rad/sec synchronous angular speed
fs = synchronous frequency in Hz
s = slip, in per unit
n = rotor speed in rad/sec, (p-pole motor rotor speed)
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