In repulsion motor, zero torque is developed when___________?
A. brush axis is 45° electrical to field axis
B. brush axis coincides with the field axis
C. brush axis is 90° electrical to field axis
D. both B. and (c)
A. brush axis is 45° electrical to field axis
B. brush axis coincides with the field axis
C. brush axis is 90° electrical to field axis
D. both B. and (c)
A. improve power factor
B. increase overload capacity
C. reduce fluctuations in torque
D. to improve torque
A. can be operated either on D.C. or A.C. supply at approximately the same speed and output
B. can be marketed internationally
C. runs at dangerously high speed on no-load
A. d.c. series motor
B. shaded pole motor
C. capacitor-start capacitor-run motor
D. reluctance motor
A. secondary winding surrounds the primary winding
B. primary winding surrounds the secondary winding
C. both are usual arrangements
D. none of the above
A. gear trains
B. V-belts
C. brakes
D. chains
A. from main pole to shaded pole
B. from shaded pole to main pole
C. either of the above depending on voltage
D. either of the above depending on power factor