Answer:
Ability to rotate at higher speeds
Explanation:
Constant K1 becomes greater than the other constant K2
This translates to that the motor being able to rotate at high speeds, without necessarily exceeding the nominal armature voltage.
The armature voltage is the voltage that is developed around the terminals of the armature winding of an Alternating Current, i.e AC or a Direct Current, i.e DC machine during the period in which it tries to generate power.
Answer:
shaft is not transform 100% power
Explanation:
given data
current = 10 amp
voltage = 110 v
torque = 10.2 Nm
rotating speed N = 1000 rpm
solution
we get here first power that is consume by motor is express as
power = current × voltage .........1
power = 10 × 110
power = 1100 W
and power that transmit by shaft is express as
power = T × ω
power = T ×
power = 10.2 ×
power = 1068.14 W
so we can say from above both power
shaft is not transform 100% power
Answer:
1. They have less malfunctions
2. They can be operated from afar
3. Some are self-operated.
Explanation: