Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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Three Phase Induction Motor
The induction motor is an electric motor that runs on AC (alternating current) and it is of two type single phase motor that work on single-phase power supply and three-phase motor that work on three-phase power supply.
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  1. A three – phase induction motor is taking 40 kW, the slip being 4%, stator losses amount to 800 watts, calculate the total power developed.

(a). 39,200 kW              (b). 40,800 kW

(c). 37,632 kW              (d). 36,732 kW

A three-phase induction motor is taking 40 kW, the slip being 4%, stator losses amount to 800 watts, calculate the total power developed. (a). 39,200 kW (b). 40,800 kW (c). 37,632 kW (d). 36,732 kW
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Transcribed Image Text:A three-phase induction motor is taking 40 kW, the slip being 4%, stator losses amount to 800 watts, calculate the total power developed. (a). 39,200 kW (b). 40,800 kW (c). 37,632 kW (d). 36,732 kW
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