What is stray looses?
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Answer / arun mathew
General losses other than the main copper losses and iron
losses are collectively called stray losses.
stray losses include friction losses, windage losses. and
harmonic losses and is very difficult to measure
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Answer / tiger
STRAY LOAD LOSSES ARE THE COMBINATION OF MAGNETIC AND
MECHANICAL LOSSES.
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