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Siemens 1PQ High Low Voltage AC Motor

Siemens 1PQ High Low Voltage AC Motor

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Q:How can I change the alternating current welding machine into a DC welder?
This is: ZXG series silicon rectifier (dead silicon) arc welding machine, AC arc welding machine itself power factor is lower, plus rectifier loss will be lower. The power consumption is too large and uneconomical. It has belonged to the sort of our welder.
Q:A 16 pole synchronous motor runs at a speed of 450rev/min Determine:A) The supply frequencyB) The speed at which it would run if it operated at a frequency of 55Hz
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Q:I was just wondering what the 3 wire connected to. is there anyway to run that motor without the control system (or the circut board that i cannot remember the name of at the moment) that attaches to the battery.thanks, if you have any diagrams that would get you a best answer!!thanks again
These motors will not work without the control board. The motor is actually a 3 phase AC motor, the control board provides the battery conversion to 3 phase, and varies the supply frequency for speed control. So each wire is connected to a separate winding in the motor. I don't know whether the windings are connected in a star or delta configuration, though. Maybe either might be used. There are brushless DC motors about, but generally only low power ones. They only have 2 wires. The necessary switching functions usually done by carbon or metal brushes, are done by internal electronics instead. They are common in motors such as computer fans.
Q:please help i am doing an assignment on electrictric motors and have no clue what this answer is.. the question isExplain where the force comes from that makes the elecrtic motor work!!!! somebody?
Power plants.
Q:i conducted experiment by taking two electric motors from rc toys and connected them by gears.1.5v is supplied to a motor and other motor also rotates due to gear arrangement.we also know that electricity is generated in second motor.i want to know electricity generated is ac or dc current.
The current generated is ac current.
Q:What happens to a stator wound AC permanent magnet motor when the rotor is removed but still powered?
You will have an energised choke in one place and a rotor that is still spinning due to intertia but slowing down due to friction. With no rotor load the power consumption will go down. Probably. In real life the rotor would go out of control as you tried to disassemble the motor while working and it would shatter into little bits.
Q:What if on third rail, instead of DC there was AC? Would it affect the train somehow? Would it save money?
NO.
Q:A sinlge phase AC motor is needed to lift up vertically a load of 150kg to 200kg using chain and gear. Please help.
Depends on how fast you want to lift it. With the right gears a tiny motor will do the job, although it may take hours.
Q:Also does rpm of generator affect output voltage or current or frequency or all ?
My guess is No. Both can be used to generate current. From my understanding generators produce electricity which can be used to run DC and AC motors. Once you have the running electric motor it would be a waste to use it to produce electricity. The motors are used to produce mechanical energy, which can do things like make a car move. I would guess that rpm affects the voltage. The current would increase as well with rpm but, it depends on the amount of load on the motor and if the load is varying. And frequency would increase as well since the rpm is a unit for frequency.
Q:Could someone explain the difference between a single phase AC motor and a multi (or three) phase motor. The info on the web is just confusing me. Thanks
single phase motor only has 1 phase wound on it's stator. These motors tend to run choppy. Three phase has all three phases wound on the stators ( + and - on opposite sides of the motor) all three phases are set 120 degrees apart around the stator (just like the phases of a 3 phase system). The function is not only to produce more torque but it make the motor run much smoother.

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