solve question in photo Question 2. A three-phase, delta-connected, 2-pole 1000 V, 50Hz asynchronous motor rotates at 2920 rpm. Theequivalent circuit parameters reduced to the stator are given below. The friction of this asynchronous motorSince the losses are neglected, using the equivalent circuit given belowa) Calculate the iron losses of the motor. (Other formats where the result will be entered in Watts asthree digits after the comma will not be accepted.)R_1-0,70X1-0,30Gc-0,3 mSR2-0.40X2-0.40B_m=0,5 mS4₁V. GB19jX₂b) Calculate the output power of the motor. (The result will be written in kilowatts with three digitsafter the comma, and other units will not be accepted.)c) Calculate the input power of the motor. (The result will be written in kilowatts with three digits afterthe comma, and other units will not be accepted.)d) Calculate the efficiency of the engine. (If the result is 98,586% with three digits after the comma, only 98,586Other units will not be accepted.)e) Calculate the torque of the motor. (The result will be entered in Newton meters (Nm) as three digits after thedecimal point.)

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Question 2. A three-phase, delta-connected, 2-pole 1000 V, 50Hz asynchronous motor rotates at 2920 rpm. The equivalent circuit parameters reduced to the stator are given below. The friction of this asynchronous motor Since the losses are neglected, using the equivalent circuit given below a) Calculate the iron losses of the motor. (Other formats where the result will be entered in Watts as three digits after the comma will not be accepted.) R_1-0,70 X1-0,30 Gc=0,3 mS P20401 X2-0.40 B_m=0,5 mS R₁ 19 11 jx, m m M

Question 2. A three-phase, delta-connected, 2-pole 1000 V, 50Hz asynchronous motor rotates at 2920 rpm. The equivalent circuit parameters reduced to the stator are given below. The friction of this asynchronous motor Since the losses are neglected, using the equivalent circuit given below a) Calculate the iron losses of the motor. (Other formats where the result will be entered in Watts as three digits after the comma will not be accepted.) R_1-0,70 X1-0,30 Gc=0,3 mS P20401 X2-0.40 B_m=0,5 mS R₁ 19 11 jx, m m M

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 6RQ: Name three factors that determine the torque produced by an induction motor.

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