CDF Of An Induction Motor

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addition........if there is 150 starts/hour for the induction motor into consideration.

Regs,

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Looks like SE's MO.

5 kW.

You fail to grasp so much.

Motors are designed for particular applications. If motor is running in cycle i.e 4 minutes running time and 6 minutes rest then it is called 40% CDF motor. The duty cycle is 10 minutes. There are many applications where such cyclic duty exists. Some are 40%, some 60%, some 100%. For selecting motor you should know your cyclic duty requirements.

IEC 60034-1 ch.3.11 cyclic duration factor:

"the ratio between the period of loading, including starting and electric braking, and the duration of the duty cycle, expressed as a percentage"

There are 10 duty types. In order to calculate the rated power from CDF you have to precise the duty type and all other necessary data [Jm,Js ,ΔtD , ΔtP and so on]