Hope everyone is well. By God's grace I am fine too. Today I'm SLC21/WK3: Introduction to Basic Electrical Motors, Switchgear, and Motor Starters. I have come to participate in I feel happy to participate in this competition. We have Mr. @mahadisalim sir as our teacher. So this is a great topic.Electrical subject in steemit learning competition will teach students deeply about various engineering fields and I will answer some questions practically hope you understand. Anyway let's get started.
Current: Current is the amount of electricity, that is, the amount of electrons or charges flowing through a specified story is the current, we are the amount of ampere in general language. It represents the amount of charge in the electric circuit.
Voltage: The voltage is a power difference that forces the charges to move in a circuit, which is usually the volt amount. This voltage is meant how much energy charge is able to move from one specific place to another.
(DC) current is directional, meaning it flows in one direction and moves in a continuous straight line.
(DC) electricity is generally used in devices such as batteries, mobile phones, computers, laptops, etc., which require constant voltage power.
These two distinctions are of utmost importance when it comes to (AC) and (DC) electricity usage.
(DC) motors are driven by direct current where the current flows in one direction. However, the rotation of a (DC) motor is caused by the interaction of the magnetic field between the armature and the stator. However, speed control in (DC) motors is simple and somewhat complicated and expensive compared to (AC) motors.
Speed control: (AC) motor speed is usually controlled by changing the frequency which is related to the frequency. Inverters or frequency converters are used to control the speed of (AC) motors.
Speed control of (DC) motors can be controlled directly by varying the voltage, making speed control simple and precise.
(AC) motors are simpler and longer lasting
(DC) motors also require regular maintenance etc.
1)Starting method :- DOL Star provides full voltage directly from the start terminal of the motor which results in fast starting of the motor, the starting current of the motor is high which can cause stress on the motor and power system.
In Star-Dalta starter the motor is first started in star connection with the following starting voltage reduced by about 1/3 and then delta connection is changed. This method reduces motor current and increases lifespan.
Star-Dalta is used in large motors where starting current control is required. Starting systems flow less current where powerful motors are used
In short we understand that the DOL turns on the motor directly.
Starts the star-delta motor slowly.
These differences are based on the functionality and requirements of the motor starter.
KW = 37.0
HP = 50.0
RPM = 2960
Ampere = 62.8
Voltage =415
Hz = 50
PF =0.89
Find out the current of your home's 220 volts, 5 HP motor. (Follow Figure 2.3)