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Item 29a. Winding Length per Turn, mlt
Use:
mlt = 2 la + 2.3 t + 6.
Item 29b. Turns in Series per Phase, T/f
Use:
T/f = Z / a
Should be a whole number.
Item 29c. Length per Phase Winding, L/f
Use:
L/f = mlt ( T/f) / 12 feet.
Item 30. Hot Resistance per Phase, R/f
Use:
R/f = ( R/f / 1000 ) × ( R60°C / a )
Where: R60°C = resistance per 1000 ft. at 60°C. from the wire table, Table 1.
Item 31. Voltage Drop per Phase, IR/f
Use:
IR/f = Ic × R/f.
Item 32. Total Stator Copper Loss, WA cu
Use:
WA cu = 3 Ic² ( R/f)
Item 33. Flux Density At Core, B"gcore = B"c
Convert B"gmax in Item 06 into kilogauss then relate to equivalent B"t in kilogauss using Figure 49 on page 100.
Use:
B"ctrial = B"tFig.49 × 1000 × 6.45 / 1.366
Use:
B"cfinal = F / ( 2 Rdfinal × ln ).
Permissible flux density in core usually between 50,000 to 85,000 lines per sq. in for 60-hz machines.
Item 34a. Net Radial Depth of Armature Core below Slots, Rd
Use:
Rdtrial = F / (2 B"ctrial × ln ).
Use:
Rdfinal = ½ (Dofinal - D - 2d ).
Item 34b. Outside Diameter of Stator, Do
Use:
Dotrial = D + 2d + 2 Rdtrial.
Use:
Dofinal = round-off Dotrial to the nearest multiple of 1/8 inch.
Increase Rdtrial, i.e., add a multiple of 1/8 inch, if B"cfinal is out of range.
Item 35. Weight of Iron in Core (Without Teeth), Wtcore
Use:
Wtcore =0.28 p × (Dofinal - Rdfinal ) ×ln × Rdfinal.
Item 36. Weight of Iron in Teeth, Wtteeth
Use:
Wtteeth = 0.28 × tave × d × ln × SA.
Where:
tave = average tooth width, item 23e.
d = stator slot depth, item 28.
SA = No. of Armature Slots, item 17.
Item 37. Losses in Core without Teeth, Wcore
Use:
Wcore = Wtcore × f × ( watts/lb )
Where: watts/lb from Fig. 67, page 139 is based on B"gcore or B"c.
Item 38. Losses in Stator Teeth, Wteeth
Use:
Wteeth = Wtteeth × f × ( watts/lb )
Where: watts/lb from Fig. 67, page 139 is based on B"t.
Item 38. Total (Iron) Core Loss, WA fe
Use:
WA fe = Wcore + Wteeth.
Rotor Design: Items 40 - 48
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