if the rotor of induction motor is purely inductive then
what is the electromagnatic torque.........
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Answer Posted / amrit.tics
In the said case that, if the rotor of the induction motor
is purely inductive then the electromagnetic torque:-
in that case the rotor current (I2) lags behind the rotor
emf (E2) by an angle > = tan-1 X2/R2.
R2= Rotor Resistance/Phase.
X2= Rotor Reactance/Phase, at standstill.
So it is seen that forward torque & backward torque will
equal & if angle is 90 deg. then total torque will be zero.
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