180 THREE-PHASE MOTORS ILLUSTRATIONS-CHAPTER 3 181

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T'~T'
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: Ohmmeter : :

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I One circuit of a 9 l!!ad
delta connected motor
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Fig, 3-126_ The polarity of the A phase of a consequent-pole, two-speed, constant-
torque motor connected for low speed. All four poles have the same polarity, and so
eight poles will form in the stator.
Fig. 3-124b_ Measuring resistances with ohmmeter resistance between T.,and 1", 2
times that of r. and T,.

3 phase
230-VOlts
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r,
A
T.
T.'
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T3
L T,
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T& T,
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Fig. 3-127. The polarity of the A phase of a constant-torque motor when connected
two wye for high speed. All one-winding, two-speed motors are connected long jumper.
Operate motor on 3 phase 230-volts
Connect T. to T 7 and measure
voltage between T t and T 2

Fig. 3-124c. Connecting circuits to their proper phases.

L,
T,

Fig. 3-128. Phase A connected series-delta for eight-pole operation. The current
Fig. 3-125. The polarity of the A phase of a normal long jumper, four-pole motor. flows through the groups in the direction of the arrows. This type of motor will have the
same torque at both speeds.

Figures 3-124b; 3-124c; 3-125 Figures 3-126; 3-127; 3-128