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High-voltage motor startup

2016-02-18View Original

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Why is the start-up interval for high-voltage motors relatively long? Is it because there is no bottom limit?
Reply #22016-02-23
Calculation of the starting time for high-voltage motors: Tst=πnJ/30Tar. Here, Tst represents the starting time; π equals 3.14, n is the rotational speed, J is the moment of inertia, and Tar is the average starting torque

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