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Will the motor reach its rated power when operating normally? !

2017-11-01View Original

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An electrical engineer told me this. He said that it reaches its rated power during normal operation. But rated power refers to the maximum power; how can it be reached during normal operation? Please give me some advice!
Reply #22017-11-01
Rated power is the power under optimal operating conditions, not the maximum power. The maximum power can still be achieved; just add a load – the current increases, and thus the power goes up as well. In the worst case, the motor may get damaged
Reply #32017-11-01
Is that rated power the optimal power point?
Reply #42017-11-01
This motor does not reach its rated power after starting
Reply #52017-11-01
I understand that the rated power is the maximum power for continuous operation; if it exceeds this value, the motor is at risk of being damaged
Reply #62017-11-01
The maximum power during normal operation, I guess
Reply #72017-11-01
The power under optimal conditions generally cannot be achieved
Reply #82017-11-03
A certain margin is taken into account during the design
Reply #92017-11-04
The power of a motor operating normally should be its rated power.

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