Dear All,
There are many kind of single phase motors available in market. Some motors have capacitors which remains connect with supply after motor starting like ceiling fan etc. Some motors capacitors disconnect through centrifugal switch after start up. We have such kind of motors in our plant. I want to know what is the power factor of such single phase motors? I have no data sheet for these motors as they are too old.
Power Factor
Started by Rzn, Oct 17 2006 02:14 AM
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Posted 17 October 2006 - 04:27 AM
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There is no standard power factor for motors, it varies from motor to motor. If you do not have a specification, (it is commonly on the name plate of the motor) then you must measure it. The power factor varies with load as well, so the datasheet will typically quote the full load power factor, 75% load and 50% load.
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There is no standard power factor for motors, it varies from motor to motor. If you do not have a specification, (it is commonly on the name plate of the motor) then you must measure it. The power factor varies with load as well, so the datasheet will typically quote the full load power factor, 75% load and 50% load.
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