Electric transmission of energy and its transformation, subdivision, and distribution. A practical handbook (1894)
Kapp, Gisbert, 1852-1922 · New York, Van Nostrand · leaf 334
the motor into a working condition wherethe torque is greater, and there will be no danger of themotor pulling up. It is obvious that if the motor is atall able to carry the load it will automatically adopt theworking condition in which <g><45°. At starting themotor is necessarily in an… … ing with <p = 45°, and then drops to that value whichcorresponds with the load. The curve of torque as a function of the speed isroughly represented in Fig. 107. The exact shapedepends of course on the constructive details of themachine, but the diagram is sufficient to show the…
Electric power production
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