what should the torque speed graph look like? and what other aspects should be taken into account.DO NOT USE AI TO ANSWER a) Describe, with the aid of load diagrams/graphs, the characteristics of typical loads for thefollowing four types of machinery driven by three-phase motorsCranes and hoistsi.ii.iii.iv.Cement millsMachine tool applicationsCentrifugal pumpsGuidance: description should contain 500-600 words, and draw by hand the 4 torque/speedcurves that would be most suitable for each application

i. Cranes and Hoists: Cranes and hoists are often used to lift and move heavy loads vertically and…

a) Describe, with the aid of load diagrams/graphs, the characteristics of typical loads for the following four types of machinery driven by three-phase motors i. Cranes and hoists ii. Cement mills iii. Machine tool applications iv. Centrifugal pumps Guidance: description should contain 500-600 words, and draw by hand the 4 torque/speed curves that would be most suitable for each application

a) Describe, with the aid of load diagrams/graphs, the characteristics of typical loads for the following four types of machinery driven by three-phase motors i. Cranes and hoists ii. Cement mills iii. Machine tool applications iv. Centrifugal pumps Guidance: description should contain 500-600 words, and draw by hand the 4 torque/speed curves that would be most suitable for each application

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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