How hydraulic turbines reduce the load on motors
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How does a hydraulic turbine reduce the load on the motor? When the speed of the hydraulic turbine is equal to that of the motor, both the hydraulic turbine and the motor drive the pump together; in this case, the motor operates under a reduced load, thereby achieving the goal of reducing its workload. I’m trying to figure out how exactly the motor’s load is reduced – its speed remains unchanged, so I don’t understand how this reduction in load is achieved. Please help
A hydraulic turbine can be considered a mechanical soft starter, enabling the motor to start smoothly and offering energy-saving benefits. As for reducing the load, it does not decrease as a result of soft starting.