Friday, 6 March 2015

Full load current of induction motor

For smooth working of motor which is connected to the mcc panel, cable size selection has an important role. Motor Size (hp), Full - Load Current (amps). Induction Type Squirrel-Cage and Wound Motor , Synchronous Type Unity Power Factor.


Example :- unit induction motor power rated hp,2VAC,phase, power factor,calculated the full load ampere.


The full - load current values are for motors running at usual speeds and motors with normal torque characteristics.

Motors built for especially low speeds or high torques may have higher full - load currents, and multi-speed motors will have full - load currents.

Three-Phase Alternating- Current Motors.

The following values of full - load currents are typical for motors running at speeds usual for belted. The currents listed shall be permitted for system voltage ranges of 1to 12 2to 24 4to 48 and 5to 6volts. The operating current Iis the current causing operation of the device in conventional time.


Full load current is the current when the motor is subjected to the. To provide an output of 30V DC, the transformer in the power supply will be wound for at least 40V AC - so that after all the losses in the circuit, we will get 30V . Full - load current is the amount of electrical current that will be drawn by the motor when it is rotating and its shaft is delivering the amount of mechanical power it is rated for. Where: Load = Output power as a of rated power.


An induction motor power input is proportional to the mechanical power output ( neglecting magnetizing current and other losses).


RLA - Running Load Amps - current drawn during normal operation of an electric motor. FLA - Full Load Amps - amount of current drawn when full - load torque and horsepower is reached for the motor. FLA is usually determined in laboratory tests.


Motor Horsepower, Motor Ampere, Size Breaker, Size Starter, Heater Ampere, Size Wire, Size Conduit. KW may be to OF full load current.


Induction Motor Taking Full Load Current at No Load in Delta Connection. FLC A, voltage 380- 415V delta. During running on no load it is taking current of approximately A. When running in star it is taking 10A.


DC = Direct Current , AC = Alternating.

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