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Load running the motor
  | Posted by charz  on 23 February, 2011 - 5:51 am |
Dear All,
In our pumping station, due to the failure of a valve the load runs the motor. In detail the motor is the induction motor, the driven machine is a centrifugal pump. After the power supply failure, due to the back pressure of the water, the motor runs to a considerable speed. any major disadvantage of this?
In our pumping station, due to the failure of a valve the load runs the motor. In detail the motor is the induction motor, the driven machine is a centrifugal pump. After the power supply failure, due to the back pressure of the water, the motor runs to a considerable speed. any major disadvantage of this?
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| Posted by charz on 25 February, 2011 - 6:26 am |
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