Question
Download Solution PDFThe starter which can be used to reduce the voltage during starting of an induction motor is:
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDF- In the star-delta starting method of induction motor, a two-way switch is used to connect the stator winding in star while starting and in delta while running at normal speed.
- During starting the stator winding is star connected, so that voltage over each phase in the motor will be reduced by a factor of 1/√3 of that would be for delta connected winding.
- The starting torque will 1/3 times that it will be for delta connected winding.
- Hence a star-delta starter is equivalent to an auto-transformer of ratio 1/√3 or 57.73 % reduced voltage.
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