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Bob wrote:
On Dec 4, 5:44 pm, wrote: Yep, it is called a series motor. Ever see a series only DC motor not connected to any mechanical load get energized? It is not pretty. Since there is no mechanical load, the current is very low. Since the current is very low, the field is very week. Since the field is very weak, the speed is very high, usually high enough that you get to see what a commutator that has flown apart looks like. On a 30-40 hp motor it is ugly. Trust me. Bob I've also heard of shunt motors disintegrating if the field failed. A series motor, of course, would just stop. mike |
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