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Transformer and Motor Windings

02/21/2011 7:12 AM

Both transformer & motor have windings, In DC supply, transformer burns, but motor don't. why?

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Re: WINDINGS

02/21/2011 7:15 AM

The answer is within question.Why?

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Re: Transformer and Motor Windings

02/21/2011 10:38 AM

Transformers are not supposed to be connected to DC.

There's clearly something wrong with the design if the transformer has been installed, let alone if it has burnt!

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Re: Transformer and Motor Windings

02/24/2011 9:32 PM

When DC source is applied to DC motor, the rotor starts rotating and the rotating field creates a counter voltage called 'Back emf' (Eb) in the stator winding. This Back emf prevents the motor winding to be short circuited. See these sites for DC motor theory:

http://electricalandelectronics.org/2009/09/04/back-or-counter-e-m-f

http://www.emailschool.com/Services/Courses/The_DC_Motor.pdf

http://www.pc-control.co.uk/dc-motors.htm

http://www.animations.physics.unsw.edu.au/jw/electricmotors.html

For the case of transformer, there is no Back emf and the windings are almost short circuited when DC is applied.

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Re: Transformer and Motor Windings

02/25/2011 8:37 AM

Read any good book on AC & DC machines-- MG.Say ( AC) Borr & Bolton(DC). Manroop.Chennai.

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Re: Transformer and Motor Windings

02/28/2011 7:00 AM

Dear Guest,

Your question is like this- There are two persons . One can take sugar and

there is no ill effect. The other person can also take sugar but will suffer with

adverse reactions / ill effects. Why ? This depends upon their conditions as between

a Transformer & a motor when both are fed in a similar manner. source-DC

Kindly let us use our brains & do post some good problems . People here

are not expected to answer any INTERVIEW Questions !!

Manroop.Chennai.

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