Electrical Engineering · Induction Motors
The core loss resistance is neglected during the blocked-rotor test of an induction motor because:
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- 1Friction and windage losses are exceptionally high
- 2Rotor equivalent impedance is negligible
- 3Rotor copper losses are zero during the test
- 4The mutual magnetic flux is considerably reduced due to the low applied voltage✓
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The mutual magnetic flux is considerably reduced due to the low applied voltage
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