Electrical machinery; a practical study course on installation, operation and maintenance (1921)
Annett, Fred Anzley · New York [etc.] McGraw-Hill book company · leaf 416
ad of the currentbeing distributed as indicated in Fig. 465, the actual condi-tions approach those of Fig. 466. Here it is seen that, owingto the rotor current lagging behind the voltage, the rotors Nand S poles come considerably back under the stators N andS poles respectively. Consequently, the… … j-^iG. 465.—Magnetic Held set up by the rotor when the current is in step with voltage. The Induction Generator.—Assume that power is appliedto the rotor. Fig. 462, and it is caused to run faster than themagnetic field. Under such conditions the rotor conductorswill be cutting the stator field in…
Electric machinery
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