What happens to an electric motor if it has poor or no
ventilation. Will it burn out? If it will, how long it
will run before it burn out?
Answer Posted / ullas k prabhu
Some times the motor may continue to rotate with lots of
heat dissipation or the motor windings might be suddenly
burnt which mainly depends on the class of insulators
used.... It also depends on the heating and cooling time
constants...
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