3T - Introduction to Motor Starting Analysis
The starting current of most AC motors is several times normal full load current. Both synchronous and induction motors can draw five to ten times full load current when starting them across the line. Motor-starting torque varies directly as the square of the applied voltage. If the terminal voltage drop is excessive, the motor may not have enough starting torque to accelerate up to running speed. Running motors may stall from excessive voltage drops, or under-voltage relays may operate. In addition, if the motors are started frequently, the voltage dip at the source may cause objectionable flicker in the lighting system.
Contact Hours: 3 Hours - Technical
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The starting current of most AC motors is several times normal full load current. Both synchronous and induction motors can draw five to ten times full load current when starting them across the line. Motor-starting torque varies directly as the square of the applied voltage. If the terminal voltage drop is excessive, the motor may not have enough starting torque to accelerate up to running speed. Running engines may stall from extreme voltage drops, or under-voltage relays may operate. If the motors are started frequently, the voltage dip at the source may cause objectionable flicker in the lighting system.
By using motor-starting study techniques, these problems can be predicted before the installation of the motor. If a starting device is needed, its characteristics and ratings can be easily determined. A typical digital computer program will calculate speed, slip, electrical output torque, load current, and terminal voltage data at discrete time intervals from a locked rotor to full load speed. Also, the voltage at critical locations throughout the system during start-up can be monitored. The study can help select the best method of starting, the proper motor design, or the required system design for minimizing the impact of motor starting on the entire system.
The material in this course is presented with numerous diagrams, waveforms to help students understand how large motors are started in large industrial systems.
An Introduction to Motor Starting Analysis course, you'll learn:
- Basic theory behind Motor Starting Analyses
- How starting and stopping large motors can affect industrial system performance
- Motor starting techniques
- Commercial software modeling techniques, simulation performance and interpretation of the results
Contact Hours: 3 Hours - Technical
Instructor: Velimir Lackovic
| Learning Objectives | In Introduction to Motor Starting Analysis course, you'll learn...
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| Contact Hours | 3 Horas |
| CIAPR courses | CURSO TECHNICO |
| Instructor | Velimir |
| Devices | Desktop, Tablet, Mobile |
| Language | English |
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