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P               51.3 kW
                             conv                               171.9 N m
                                                                          
                          ind
                               m             2850 r/min    2 rad       1 min 
                                                    1 r          60 s   
                 (e)  The rotor frequency is
                                       
                         f   r  e   sf   0.05 50 Hz     2.5 Hz

          6-5.   A 208-V four-pole 60-Hz Y-connected wound-rotor induction  motor  is rated at 30 hp.  Its equivalent
                 circuit components are
                         R  = 0.100           R 2  = 0.070        X  M  = 10.0 
                          1
                         X  = 0.210           X 2  = 0.210 
                           1
                         P mech  = 500 W       P misc   0          P core  = 400 W

                 For a slip of 0.05, find
                     (a)  The line current  I L

                     (b)  The stator copper losses  P SCL

                     (c)  The air-gap power  P AG
                     (d)  The power converted from electrical to mechanical form  P conv

                     (e)  The induced torque  ind

                     (f)  The load torque  load

                     (g)  The overall machine efficiency
                     (h)  The motor speed in revolutions per minute and radians per second

                 SOLUTION  The equivalent circuit of this induction motor is shown below:

                               I A
                                         R 1      jX 1         jX 2       R 2

                                  +                           j0.21 ?    0.07 ?
                                        0.10 ?  j0.21 ?

                                                                                        1   s
                                                   j10 ?    jX M                    R      
                                                                                        s  
                                 V ?                                                  2
                                                                                      1.33 ?
                                  -

                 (a)  The easiest way to find the line current (or armature current) is to get the equivalent impedance  Z F
                 of the rotor circuit in parallel with  jX , and then calculate the current as the phase voltage divided by the
                                                   M
                 sum of the series impedances, as shown below.











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