AC Motor Manufacturer
High Temperature AC Electric Three-phase Low-speed Speed Regulation Induction Electric Vibration Motor
As one of the ac induction motor manufacturers, suppliers, and exporters of mechanical products, We offer ac induction motors and many other products.
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Features:
2. The motor adopts a high-precision bearing brand, special bearing grease, low noise, small vibration, and long bearing life.
3. Adopt a high-tech design to reduce the electromagnetic load of the motor and improve the high performance and efficiency of the motor.
4. The high temperature resistant motor adopts high temperature resistant H-class insulating material to ensure the safe operation of the motor in a high temperature environment. It will not age or burn.
5. The structure design adopts the advanced thermodynamic analysis method and the unique “motor heat dissipation” design, which breaks the traditional exhaust heat dissipation method. .
6. The shaft is made of chrome steel and stainless steel, which can be customized according to customer requirements. The shaft can be lengthened and shortened (shaft up to 230mm), shaft diameter up to 26mm (1500W high-temperature motor)
7. Motor voltage: single-phase 220V, three-phase 220V/380V, 2 poles, and other quantities can be customized.
Classification of AC Motor
Below, we discuss the different types of AC motors in detail.
Based on the principle of operation, AC motors are classified as:
- Synchronous Motor
- Induction Motor
How Does an AC Motor Work?
To understand exactly how an AC motor works, we need to understand its basic characteristics. AC motors are different from many other motor types, especially DC motors. But the underlying reason is that it runs on AC power explicitly.
Alternating current or electric charge is an electric current or electric charge whose direction of flow around a circuit is periodically reversed. This also means that the voltage on the AC circuit changes periodically, while the DC circuit remains relatively constant.
Now, AC motors rely on a device called an alternator to generate this alternating charge direction. It is a special type of generator. When current is passed through a rotating shaft, a rotor, an electromagnetic field, or EMF is usually created in this generator.