The Induction Motor and Other Alternating Current Motors: Their Theory and Principles of Design (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Gunn, Niel Ballingal

 
9781330428245: The Induction Motor and Other Alternating Current Motors: Their Theory and Principles of Design (Classic Reprint)

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The Induction Motor and Other Alternating Current Motors: Their Theory and Principles of Design presents practical, engineering-focused insights into how induction motors work and how to design them for real use. It emphasizes graphical methods, such as the circle diagram, and shows how to apply these ideas to polyphase and single-phase machines.



With a clear, experience-based approach, this edition explains key concepts without heavy algebra, focusing on physical understanding, measurement, and graphical reasoning that engineers can apply in the field. It covers both squirrel-cage and commutator-type motors, and draws connections between theory and practical performance.




  • Foundational concepts like the circle diagram and leakage factors.

  • Differences between single-phase, polyphase, and commutator motors.

  • Graphical methods for analyzing torque, current, and speed relationships.



Ideal for engineers, students, and practitioners seeking a solid, accessible grounding in alternating current motors and their design.

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