How can we calculate No load and full load torque of electrical machines, i.e.

How can we calculate No load and full load torque of
electrical machines, i.e. motor or alternator?

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How can we calculate No load and full load torque of electrical machines, i.e. motor or alternator..

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T= k*sf*R2*E2^2/
R2^2+sf^2*X2^2

Where E2 is induce rotor emf,
Sf is the full load slip and
k=3/2pi*Ns

No load torque :- the torque
develop by the motor under
no load condition is known as
no load torque

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