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jjb23
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Hey guys
I'm working on the design of a motor and I'm hoping to convert the output shaft kinetic energy into electricity, nothing new there!
The motor will generate 100Nm/rev and I aim on achieving 500rpm...
P = τω
P = (100)(2pi)(500/60) = 5.236 kW
Can anyone advise as to the most efficient induction generator type/spec to use?
Also, does the torque required to run an induction generator increase dynamically? Or is the start-up torque constant?
Cheers.
I'm working on the design of a motor and I'm hoping to convert the output shaft kinetic energy into electricity, nothing new there!
The motor will generate 100Nm/rev and I aim on achieving 500rpm...
P = τω
P = (100)(2pi)(500/60) = 5.236 kW
Can anyone advise as to the most efficient induction generator type/spec to use?
Also, does the torque required to run an induction generator increase dynamically? Or is the start-up torque constant?
Cheers.