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coolyaar
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Induction Motor Winding

08/06/2011 6:53 AM

hi everyone ,

i am learning winding of single phase and threephase induction motors but do not know exactly how to calculate the various parameters for winding e.g. no of turns/phase/pole , no of coils / phase , multiplexity of winding etc. can someone provide reference to a "to the point " literature / book on this.

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Re: Induction Motor Winding

08/06/2011 8:49 AM

There is no replacement of text books, practice and experience,
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Re: Induction Motor Winding

08/06/2011 11:46 AM

http://www.amazon.com/Elecric-Motor-Repair-Robert-Rosenberg/dp/0030595843
Try searching online for "motor repair and rewinding". There are many more of each type.
You can learn a lot from books & manuals, but some tricks are best learned from the experienced "old timers" at a repair/rewind shop. They have been been making theory work in the "real world" for a long time and can teach you skills that books and schools cannot.
Good luck!
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