10. A 150HP motor is to be installed on a 480 VA 3 phase motor. What is the minimum NEMAWindowMacrosSharePointstarter that should be used for this installation?SizeMaximum HorsepowerRating-Nonpluggingand Nonjogging DutyMaximum HorsapowerRating-Nanpluggingand Nonjogging DutyNEMASizeLoadVoltsSinglePhasePolyPhaseNEMASizeLoadVoltsSinglePhasePolyPhase1152002303804601152002307425...115300033805046057550......5752502041152002303804605752002303804605754050751001003.5.11520023038046057520023038046075100150200200...372101057510150200200230380460575115300*1P23040040023046030060080011520023010155752304503804605752525259009002460575Tabies are taken from NEMA Standards*1 10 hp is avaliabiaの i

Given: A 150 horsepower (Hp) motor. The motor is to be installed on a three-phase 480 V line. To…

10. A 150HP motor is to be installed on a 480 VA 3 phase motor. What is the minimum NEMA Window Macros SharePoint starter that should be used for this installation? Size Maximum Horsepower Rating-Nonplugging and Nonjogging Duty Maximum Horsapower Rafing-Nonplugging and Nonjogging Duty NEMA Size Load Volts Single Phase Poly y Phase NEMA Size Load Volts Single Phase Poly Phase 115 200 230 380 115 200 230 71½ 11 25 ... 1 15 30 00 3 380 50 460 2 460 50 ... 575 575 50

10. A 150HP motor is to be installed on a 480 VA 3 phase motor. What is the minimum NEMA Window Macros SharePoint starter that should be used for this installation? Size Maximum Horsepower Rating-Nonplugging and Nonjogging Duty Maximum Horsapower Rafing-Nonplugging and Nonjogging Duty NEMA Size Load Volts Single Phase Poly y Phase NEMA Size Load Volts Single Phase Poly Phase 115 200 230 380 115 200 230 71½ 11 25 ... 1 15 30 00 3 380 50 460 2 460 50 ... 575 575 50

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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