A 10-HP, 4-pole, 25 Hz, 3-phase induction motor is taking 9100 watts from the line. Core loss is 290 watts; stator copper loss is 568 watts; rotor copper loss is 445 watts and the friction and windage loss 121 watts. Determine the output torque in newton-meters.

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A 10-HP, 4-pole, 25 Hz, 3-phase induction motor is taking 9100
watts from the line. Core loss is 290 watts; stator copper loss is
568 watts; rotor copper loss is 445 watts and the friction and
windage loss 121 watts. Determine the output torque in
newton-meters.
Transcribed Image Text:A 10-HP, 4-pole, 25 Hz, 3-phase induction motor is taking 9100 watts from the line. Core loss is 290 watts; stator copper loss is 568 watts; rotor copper loss is 445 watts and the friction and windage loss 121 watts. Determine the output torque in newton-meters.
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