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What is a liquid resistance starter?where it is used??
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Answer Posted / ameeya(acc)
lrs is used at the time of starting of slipring induction
motor(HT) to reduced high starting current and create high
starting torque.as the name indicates here water and costic
soda works as resistance .bcoz slip ring ind.motor rotor is
nt shorted.so this work can be done through this reistance
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