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Electrical Engineering - what is the advantages and disadvantages of Stator Rheostat Starter
Electrical Engineering
⇒ Topic : Stator Rheostat Starter advantages and disadvantages
what is the advantages and disadvantages of Stator Rheostat Starter
Gopal
said on : 2018-08-25 00:14:46
Advantages :
High power factor during- start.
Smooth acceleration.
Less expensive than auto-transformer starter in lower output ratings.
Closed transition starting.
Disadvantages :
Heat is given off by the resistors.
Expensive resistors are required because starting duration usually exceeds 5 seconds.
Low torque efficiency
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