What is duty cycle for HT motors? How many start permitted if mentioned as 01 for hot and 02 for cold per duty cycle?



What is duty cycle for HT motors? How many start permitted if mentioned as 01 for hot and 02 for col..

Answer / prabhakar jha

duty cycle is a torque vs time veriation..generally we r using 10 duty cycle.

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