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gajen
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Motor Efficiency

02/20/2012 6:41 AM

i am doing evaluation on induction motor (without drive) efficiency base don application processes.i need experts ideas on how to evaluate especially based on application process. so far i have found terminal voltage control is the way to improve efficiency.
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02/20/2012 7:41 AM

This is your third thread on the same subject!

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Re: motor efficiency

02/20/2012 7:57 AM

ok?
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02/20/2012 12:57 PM

The word for today is "ineducable."

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