For premium access
Login / Register
Found site related problem
+
Download crome browser
for best view
Don't use mini version
(opera, uc browser etc.)
Download app for fast access
+
Download from play store
Add to Bookmark
All Subjects (Theory)
+
Electrical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Vedic/Quicker Math
Solved syllabus all subjects
+
Electrical Engineering
Civil Engineering
All interview questions
Download E-books online
All Engineering Dictionary Terms
Visit StudySite.org
Contact us
+
Contact us / Help
About us
Privacy Policy
About Copyright
New :
Don't Download App
Electrical Engineering - What is Characteristics of Compound DC Motors?
Electrical Engineering
⇒ Topic : Characteristics of Compound DC Motors
What is Characteristics of Compound DC Motors?
Member
said on : 2018-05-22 23:05:47
Compund motors
Cha
racter
istics:-
Variable speed.
Adjustable varying speed.
Starting torque high upto
450% depending upon the degree
of compounding.
Maximum momentary operating
torque higher than shunt,
motor utpo 350%
Speed regulation : Varying,
depending upon degree of
compounding, upto 25-30%.
Speed control : Usually not
used but may be upto 125% by
field control.
!! OOPS
Login [Click here]
is required for more results / answer
Help other students, write article, leave your comments
Read more topics :-
» Resistance Element
» Diode Valve
» Multirange voltmeter
» Common Emitter Configuration
» series-parallel circuits or compound circuit
» Advantages of Three-phase System
» Single-phase Mercury Arc Rectifier
» Split-phase methods
» advantage of revolving type alternator
» Electric Field
» Network Configuration
» Rotor Circuit Diagram
» Mechanism of Ionisation
» Air Gaps in Magnetic Circuits
» Input resistance RiF of Practical inverting op Amp
» Characteristics of Moving-Iron Instruments
» Resistance Transducer
» Principle of synchronous motor
» Stator Rheostat Starter advantages and disadvantages
» Torque-current characteristics
» Methods of Neutral Earthing
» Three-phase Transformers
» International Ohm
» Variable Load on Power Station
» Dynamometer Wattmeter
» different types of winding
» Protective relays
» Moving Coil Instruments
» Unit of Current
» Magnetism
Back to index