if the field circuit of a d.c. shunt motor running without load gets opened, t

if the field circuit of a d.c. shunt motor running without
load gets opened, then the motor will

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if the field circuit of a d.c. shunt motor running without load gets opened, then the motor will..

Answer / ifthekar

Speed increses as armature current is high n also due to as
there is no demagnetasing effect of armature reaction...

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if the field circuit of a d.c. shunt motor running without load gets opened, then the motor will..

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motor will damaged

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if the field circuit of a d.c. shunt motor running without load gets opened, then the motor will..

Answer / asmi patel

as field circuit of
motor .gets open then
there will be no MMF.. so
speed of motor falls

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