Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 172
nt is excessive. Squirrel-cage motors should preferably bearranged for starting up light, as the start-ing torque commercially obtainable with suchmotors is low. Danielson invented the type of squirrel- cage rotor construction illustrated in the topfig. on the Plate, Rotors—I. The rotorconductors A… … Dlagram of DanieUons Squirrel-cage Rotor tion), Hobart, chap, xii, and in ArmatureConstruction, Hobart and Ellis, chap. vi. Wound Rotor, the rotor of an inductionmotor which is provided with a winding ofinsulated conductors, usually in three groups,brought together at one end and to threeslip rings…
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