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fawaaz
Oct25-10, 07:15 AM
Hi everyone,

Im currently doing my final year project and I need to calculate the torque of a DC motor so that I can replace it accordingly by another motor. Here are the motor's specification : 400V, 50Hz, 6poles, 200kW, 1400rpm, 371A
Can anyone please help me sort this out.

regards,
Fawaaz

tvavanasd
Oct25-10, 07:00 PM
I think the RPM (or number of poles) listed is incorrectk assuming specs above are for an induction motor.
A 6 pole motor at 50 Hz should give about 1000 rpm synchronous. With 1% slip, you should expect about 990 rpm.
50 Hz with 4 poles gives 1500 rpm synchronous. The motor would have to slip over 6% to make 1400 rpm.

fawaaz
Oct26-10, 11:05 AM
oooh god... i made a mistake... itz 1000rpm... :(

now u can calculate the torque??

jloram
Oct26-10, 07:48 PM
You know the power (200kw) and you know the rpm (1400). Open any first year physics book and look up the relationship between hp-rpm-torque.