Induction Motor Zero Slip

October 15, 2019

What is slip in an induction motor how it is calculate and all the details about slip in an induction motor is given in this video watch other videos what is lap winding and where it is used. If the rotor is spun at synchronous speed there would be zero induction and hence zero torque produced.

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Induction motor zero slip. It is expressed by the percentage of synchronous speed. So in this article we will discuss the total concept of what is synchronous speed what is slip in induction motor etc. The symbol s represents the slip.

If rotor is rotating at synchronous speed in the direction of rotating magnetic field the there will be no flux cutting action no emf in the rotor conductors no current in rotor bar conductor and hence no development of electromagnetic torque. In two pole single phase motors the torque goes to zero at 100 slip zero speed so these require alterations to the stator such as shaded poles to provide starting torque. The slip in an induction motor is the difference between the main flux speed and their rotor speed.

Now the question is arise why slip is never zero in an induction motor. The induction motor cannot run at synchronous speed because the slip is never zero in an induction motor. What you see is slip and that slip creates enough induction which leads to enough torque to overcome residual friction and losses when no proper mechanical load is connected.

If the rotor speed and stator speed will equal where will no change is flux linking with the rotor and hence no current flow through the rotor conductor resulting no torque or force. It is zero at no load and one at standstill. Why slip is never zero in an induction motor.

Slip in electrical induction motors slip is the differentiation between synchronous and asynchronous speed. The induction motor torque varies from zero to full load torque as the slip varies. Zero slip means that rotor speed is equal to synchronous speed.

From the curve it is seen that the torque is directly proportional to the slip. The slip of an induction motor can never be zerothis is because 1. The slip varies from zero to one.