what are iron and copper losses
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Answer / swati ahuja
Iron losses are the fixed losses in an electric motor.These
are also known as "fixed losses".These are:
1> Eddy current losses
2> Hysteresis loss
To overcome eddy current loss the core is built is in
laminations while to overcome hysteresis loss, the core is
made of stainless steel laminations,i.e.,hysteresis loss is
a property of the material of the core.
Copper losses are the variable losses equal to sq. of
current X R.
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Answer / abhishek
iron losses are mainley du to voltage and copper losses is
du to current.
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Answer / rajneesh upadhyay
in transformer there is no moving part so there is only
iron loss
copper loss
stray loss
iron loss :can be categorise in two part
hysteresis loss & eddy current loss
hys lossis due magnetizing and demagnetizing effect of core
due to ac current . because core is not completely
demagnetize in one half cycle of current some current is
used for demagnetize is this loss ocurr
eddy current loss is due to loop of magnetic line in iron
portion of transformer which should not in core this can
minimzed using thin lamination of core and si content of
core
cu loss is due to resistance of cu portion in windind
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