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13 - Electric-Motors-101
13 - Electric-Motors-101
MOTORS
Dykman Electrical
5 April 2013
Windings - Electromagnets
Rotor bars
Rotor
Stator
Three Phase Motor Construction
Stator
Windings
Enclosure
Air Gap
Stator
Rotor
Shaft
End View
Three Phase Motor Construction
T1
T2 T3
T3
T2
End View
T1
Motor Operation
Motor Operation
Motor Operation
Three Phase Motor Construction
T1
+ denotes current
+
T2 T3
+ +
is moving away
T3
T2
120 f
No
P
Poles & Synchronous RPM @ 60Hz
7200
= Synchronous RPM
P
7200
= P
Synchronous RPM
Three Phase Motor Construction
T1
T2 T3
T3
T2
End View T1
Three Phase Motor Construction
T1
T2 T3
T3
T2
End View T1
Three Phase Motor Construction
T3b T2b
T1b T1a
T3b
T2b Magnetic
Poles
T3b T2a
T1b T1a
T2a T3b
End View
Calculating Motor Rated Speed
Formula to find actual motor RPM
120 f
N = ( 1-s )
P
Where:
N - RPM of the motor
f - Frequency in Hz
P - Number of poles of the motor
s - (No - N) / No
Speed - Torque Curve
TORQUE
SPEED
Speed - Torque Curve
(300%) (600%)
Slip
TORQUE CURRENT
Breakdown
(300%) Torque
(200-250%)
(200%)
Pull Up Torque
Locked Rotor (125%)
Torque (150%)
Full Load
Torque (100%)
No Load
Current
(30%)
TORQUE
High starting current
Low full load slip
Used in applications 100%
0 SPEED 100%
that
Typical NEMA Design
Characteristics
TORQUE
0 SPEED 100%
Typical NEMA Design
Characteristics
TORQUE
Low starting current
Normal full load slip
less than 5% 100% Design B
Used in applications
0 SPEED 100%
Typical NEMA Design
Characteristics
Design A
NEMA Design D 300%
Design D
High breakdown torque
Design C
High starting torque
200%
TORQUE
Normal starting current
High full load slip
5 - 13% 100% Design B
Used in applications
0 SPEED 100%
Rotational Horsepower Formula
Where:
Torque - Amount of torque in lb.ft.
RPM - RPM of the motor
5250 - constant obtained by dividing 33,000
by 6.28
Motor Nameplate Data
Understanding the Nameplate
Insulation Class
The insulation class
letter
designates the
Insulation Class Information
Most common insulation classes are class B and F
ODP
Open drip-proof
Ventilating openings
permit passage of
external cooling air
over and around the
windings of the motor.
Small degree of
protection against
liquid or solid particles
entering the enclosure.
Types of Motor Enclosures
TENV
Totally enclosed
non-ventilated
Totally enclosed
enclosure with no
means of external
cooling.
Types of Motor Enclosures
TEFC
Totally enclosed
fan-cooled
Totally enclosed
enclosure with
external cooling
means, such as a
shaft connected fan
Types of Motor Enclosures
TEBC
Totally enclosed
blower-cooled
Totally enclosed
enclosure with
external cooling
means such as a
separately controlled
motor/blower
Application Driven Enclosures
Washdown
Stainless Steel
Explosion Proof
Totally Enclosed Air Over
Weather Protected
Type I
Type II
Something you cant see
STATOR AND ROTOR
LAMINATIONS
C5 or C3 Lamination
Steel
C5 rated for 1000 Degrees
F
C3 rated for 750 Degrees F
How Does Everything Add Up?
Thermal Window
150
100
50
0
1HP 5HP 10HP 25HP 50HP 100HP 200HP