Titlebook: Electric Power System Components; Transformers and Rot Robert Stein,William T. Hunt Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979

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Three-Phase Induction Machines,nt of the engineering world than Edison, † who had pioneered the first (d-c) system. Even though the advantages of high-voltage power transmission and the need for transformers were known and appreciated, it took another breakthrough, the invention of the . (attributed to Tesla) to turn the tide in favor of a-c.

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Application of Induction Motors,ad torque.) In other words, the motor and its load are settling on that speed at which this condition of . is satisfied. With the aid of a given torque-speed characteristic (like that of Fig. 13-14), the steady-state speed is determined as that speed at which the magnitude of the motor torque equals that of the load torque.

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Two-Phase Servomotors,ssential purpose is not power conversion per se, but rather the translation of a time-varying . into a corresponding time-varying .. Some examples may help to illustrate the idea to those readers who have not yet studied feedback control systems.

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Single-Phase Motors,-state operation of polyphase generators and motors, the stator and rotor currents produce rotating mmf waves of constant magnitude. Since these waves rotate at constant (synchronous) speed, they maintain a constant torque angle, and thereby a constant torque and constant power.

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curriculum of many electrical engineering departments. The most obvious is the current public awareness of the "energy crisis. " More fundamental is the concern with social responsibility among college students in general and engineering students in particular. After all, electric power remains one

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-12149-7nt of the engineering world than Edison, † who had pioneered the first (d-c) system. Even though the advantages of high-voltage power transmission and the need for transformers were known and appreciated, it took another breakthrough, the invention of the . (attributed to Tesla) to turn the tide in favor of a-c.