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#2255 06/29/01 06:37 PM
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what will happen if you lose the shunt field
on a dc shunt motor

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#2256 06/30/01 10:00 AM
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Originally posted by frank:
what will happen if you lose the shunt field
on a dc shunt motor

I think it will overspeed. Generally, there is a field loss relay in series with the field that would open the control circuit if it were to drop out.

#2257 06/30/01 12:02 PM
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ok good because thats what i put on the exam.
i no a series motor will overspeed but i was not sure about a shunt thanks

#2258 09/02/01 07:48 AM
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Originally posted by frank:
ok good because thats what i put on the exam.
i no a series motor will overspeed but i was not sure about a shunt thanks

If you oopen the field switch to a shunt motor if will take off and self-destruct, this is why they put a field-loss relay in the control circcuit to prevent this from happening.


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