Engineering How Does Flux Density Influence DC Motor Performance?

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The discussion centers on predicting the performance of a DC motor based on its flux density and electrical theory. The motor features a pole pair with a surface area of 36 cm², producing a flux of 18 mWb, resulting in a calculated flux density of 13.89 T. The question prompts an analysis of how this flux density influences motor performance, particularly in relation to current and magnetic field interactions. Understanding the relationship between current, area, and flux density is crucial for assessing the motor's efficiency and torque output. Overall, the performance prediction hinges on applying electromagnetic principles to evaluate the motor's operational characteristics.
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1. Hi, the question is "A simple D.C motor has been constructed using one pole pair having a square surface of 6cm × 6cm and produced a flux of 18mWb. The commutator has 4 segments, which allows for two simple loops to be connected. Two brushes are used with the positive applied to the brush nearest South Pole passing a current of 15A. Predict the performance of the motor by reference to electrical theory.



2. B= I/A maybe is a relevant equation?



3. I have worked out the flux density B = 0.018/0.036^2 = 13.89T. What would you suggest the question is getting at by saying to "predict performance by reference to electrical theory".


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