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    Speed vs. Series Rotor Resistance

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    A higher series rotor resistance is necessary during starting to limit the speed of the induction motor. As shown in the graph, increasing the series rotor resistance decreases the motor speed. Reversing any two phases of a three-phase induction motor also reverses the direction of its rotation by changing the phase sequence.

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    Speed vs. Series Rotor Resistance

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    A higher series rotor resistance is necessary during starting to limit the speed of the induction motor. As shown in the graph, increasing the series rotor resistance decreases the motor speed. Reversing any two phases of a three-phase induction motor also reverses the direction of its rotation by changing the phase sequence.

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    A higher series rotor resistance is necessary during starting to limit the speed of the induction motor. As shown in the graph, increasing the series rotor resistance decreases the motor speed. Reversing any two phases of a three-phase induction motor also reverses the direction of its rotation by changing the phase sequence.

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    Speed vs. Series Rotor Resistance

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    Uriel Jefferson Madrelejos
    A higher series rotor resistance is necessary during starting to limit the speed of the induction motor. As shown in the graph, increasing the series rotor resistance decreases the motor speed. Reversing any two phases of a three-phase induction motor also reverses the direction of its rotation by changing the phase sequence.

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    1.Explain the effect of the series rotor resistance on the speed of machine.

    Why is it necessary that we


    have an appropriate series rotor resistance during starting?

    2.

    Speed vs. Series Rotor Resistance


    1600
    1400
    1200
    Speed (RPM)

    1000
    800
    600
    400
    200
    0
    20 30 40 50 60 70 80
    Series Rotor Resistance

    3.
    Speed vs Input Voltage
    1400

    1200

    1000
    Speed (RPM)

    800

    600

    400

    200

    0
    120 140 160 180 200 220 240
    Input Voltage (V)
    4. Why does interchanging any two phases change the direction of rotation of the machine?
    Switching of the two phases reverses the sequence of the three phase motor.

    5. Describe how changes in mechanical load affected the operation of the Induction Motor.

    As the mechanical load increases, the motor’s speed decreases.

    6. Describe what disconnecting one and all rotor phases does to the operation of the induction motor.

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