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TECO High Low Voltage AC Motor

Q:we want to drive generator by ac motor which is electrically connected to the same generator: of course; you just need a motor and a generator that are more than 100% efficient. Good luck finding them! Maybe you could design your own?

Q:I'm writing a persuasive essay for school and I need to know how the electric motor by Michael Faraday changed the world during the Industrial Revolution, yet still has a great impact on today's world. I know that without it transportation wouldn't be the same, but what are some other reasons it was/is so useful? (convenience, safety, etc.) Thanks!! :): You are using the term electric motor too loosely because there is the DC type and AC. Also Faraday's motor was a proof of concept, and was not a practical design to use. The modern DC motor with a commutator got its design ideas from Thomas Davenport's motor. The modern AC induction motor is the design of Tesla. The electric motors of both AC and DC changed the world by replacing the combustion engine in manufacturing applications with proven reliability and ease of speed and torque control (DC motors initially, since speed and torque control of AC motors was hard to figure out back then). Electric motors (mostly AC induction) are used in applications such as plastic injection molding machines, milling and lathe machines, compressors, forge presses, pumps, cranes, locomotives, conveyor belts, oil well pump jacks, hammer mills, ball mills, sawmills, printing presses, HVAC systems, etc. Basically, your average Joe would not know that electric motors greatly outnumber combustion engines and that electric motors are what make the majority of the products we buy. I hope you write a good essay so you can educate people that the combustion engine is the underdog, not the electric motor which has more market share. :)

Q:pls give me suitable region with example: How come you deduce that AC doesnt produce a magnetic field? If there is a motion of electric charges, there is always a magnetic field. Your ceiling fan is a good example of an ac motor.

Q:Im wondering how many Volts/Amperes a regular small electric motor can handle.: Hello, Is it a DC or an AC motor? I am more familiar with DC motors, but AC motors have a few similarities. An electric motor draws very little current at no-load, so even if it's not designed for a given voltage, it may run just fine (and very fast) if you give it too much voltage. Usually DC motors are designed for 12 volts (16 volts max, typically). But they can usually handle 50 volts if there is no load. Of course, if the motor is going way too fast, it may fall apart - the copper windings will fly off the core and the motor will die. If you load the motor , the current increases rapidly. If the motor is stalled (energy applied, but the motor is physically clamped or restrained, it will draw maximum current and will eventually burn up, or if the motor has an internal circuit breaker, it will trip to protect it. A typical automotive DC motor can handle anywhere from 10 amps to 40 amps at 13 volts. If you let the motor run at no load, or a very light load, it can run indefinitely and will never overheat. However, AC motors are a different animal, and can be rated for either 120 volts or 240, or 460. There are way too many variables if you're talking about an AC motor. They are MUCH more dangerous than a DC motor also. If you disassemble any motor, be very careful. Even if you unplug an AC motor, there may be large capacitors inside it which can hold a potent charge and zap you if you touch the wrong thing

Q:Why can single-phase AC motors be controlled by voltage?: The low voltage is not equivalent to reducing the torque well, the slip is not big, the speed is not low, I understand it

Q:Is it possible to increase an HP of motor by doing some changes in winding ?: sure it's possible if you know what you are doing. And you have a lot of time. .

Q:I am converting my '79 VW rabbit from ac to non-ac.Where do I find the bracket that holds the alternator low on the block.: Check first with the auto-parts dept.at the dealership. They are fairly knowledgeable as to whether that is possible. Otherwise ask the service manager if that is possible to do. They may have a parts car out back of the dealership and you could get a used bracket there. Otherwise check out autosalvage yards for a 79 non ac car for the bracket.

Q:I made a three axis CNC router with three CD drives. I was going to make a stepper motor controller board for the CNC but I noticed that the motors are NOT servo motors instead they are hobby motors(the motors with two wires) So is there a schematic anyone knows of that controls a hobby motor with a parallel port? I WILL PICK A BEST ANSWER!!! thank you!: If you want this router to work at all you need micro stepping and cheap easy plans don't offer this. The plans that do end up costing a lot in parts so it's better to just buy a kit. If you have money you can get good controllers from rutex and gecko drives.

Q:ac central air fan motor doesn't run when outside temp is HOT, what causes it to stop running?: If its due to the temperature than it may be shutting of on thermal overload protection inside the motor, likely the the bearings are bad / amp draw is higher than rated and the added ambient heat is enough to trip the overload. So the fix would be a new motor. Now not to be but you wouldn't be the first homeowner to mis-diagnose their a/c problem. It could be something as simple as a capacitor and the temperature has nothing to do with it.

Q:My A/C went out last Friday. I had the starter motor capacitor replaced, which had blown out. It ran fine for 4 days and then blew again. I just went and got the same capacitor that ran for 4 days and turned my system on and it immediately blew out. What could be causing my caps to blow? Is it the relay? Maybe a short?: the motor has to be replaced.. there is a centrifical switch that takes the capicator out of the cirket once the motor reaches a certain rpm.. this swich is not working..

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