Construction
- The single phase induction motor is not self starting.
- There is one extra winding placed in the single phase induction motor in order to make the single phase induction motor self starting therefore the single phase induction motor consists of two winding.
( 1 ) Starting winding
( Auxiliary winding ) and
( 2 ) Running winding
( Main winding )
- The starting winding has high resistance and low reactance in order to achieve good starting torque whereas the running winding has high reactance and low resistance.
- Both winding are connected in parallel with the alternating supply.
- The resistance of the starting winding is increased by inserting extra resistance in series with it.
- The two winding are placed at 90 degree to each other. These two winding currents are produced revolving flux in the winding.
Working
- The vector
diagram for the split phase induction motor is shown in the Figure B.
- As the
winding resistance of starting winding is high, the angle between voltage and
current Is is small.
- Similarly the inductance of the running or main
winding is high therefore the angle between Im and V is very large
but less than 900.
- The starting torque in the split phase motor is
directly proportional to angle between starting winding current and running
winding current.
T a
Sin ( a
)
Function of
centrifugal switch
Torque – slip
characteristic
- The starting torque is approximately 1.5 to 2 times that of full load torque and starting current is 5 to 8 times that of full load current.
Application
- Fans
- Blowers
- Washing machine
- Small machine tools
- Duplicating machine
Power
Rating
- The wattage rating of such motor is in the range of 40 W to 250 W.
Speed
regulation
- The speed drops from no load to full load is in the range of 2 to 5%.
- The speed regulation of the split phase motor is nearly same as that the three phase induction motor therefore it is called as constant speed motor.
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