Single Phase Induction Motor -- 2 Questions

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The discussion centers on the operation of Single Phase Induction Motors (IM) and the application of the Double Revolving Field Theory. Participants debate the correct answers to two homework questions regarding the time lag of flux and the phase difference in windings. The consensus indicates that the textbook answers may be incorrect, as participants argue that increased resistance in the BB circuit results in less time lag compared to the AA circuit. Additionally, the necessity of a minimum phase difference for motor operation is questioned, highlighting potential gaps in the textbook's explanations.

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Homework Statement


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Question 2
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Homework Equations


Flux time lag depends on L/R ratio. More resistance, less time lag.
Single Phase IM---Double Revolving field theory

The Attempt at a Solution


For 1st question, I think answer should be A. BB circuit has more resistance so BB Flux will have less time lag than AA flux. So flux will sweep from right horizontal to down vertical like along third quadrant towards the negative Y axis.

But book answer is D

For second question. I think answer is A as per double revolving field theory but book answer is C.
Are book answer wrong or am I wrong somewhere?
 

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jaus tail said:

The Attempt at a Solution


For 1st question, I think answer should be A. BB circuit has more resistance so BB Flux will have less time lag than AA flux. So flux will sweep from right horizontal to down vertical like along third quadrant towards the negative Y axis.

Rather than try to solve it by intuition
How about if you calculate
what is the current in each winding (flux will be in proportion)

what is their phase difference ?
Has author mentioned any minimum phase difference necessary to start the motor?
If not, i agree motor should rotate one direction or the other..
http://www.learnengineering.org/2013/08/rotating-magnetic-field-synchronous-speed-motor-single-phase.html

jaus tail said:
For second question. I think answer is A as per double revolving field theory ...

Unless he's allowing current to flow in the other winding, i'd say you're right. Has he hinted that winding B1 B2 is short circuited outside the motor ?
 
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These are questions at back of book. No other information is given only these questions with answers at end.
 
See my reply to your other thread. I'm losing confidence in that textbook. old jim
 
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