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usgajare
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Electrical Induction Motor

07/17/2012 1:12 PM

what is methods available to find motor shaft torque?
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07/17/2012 1:26 PM

Try the nameplate.
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07/17/2012 5:42 PM

In order from easy to time consuming:

- read the nameplate

- read the various publications (sales lit, spec sheets, etc)

- calculate it from known hp and rpm

- measure it with a motor dyno

- calculate it from flux density, etc.

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07/29/2012 9:48 AM

Refer to motor manufacturer's catalogues & data sheets
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