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if a motor has 1500rpm then what will its HP?
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Answer Posted / bilal ahmed
HP not depends on rpm and also rpm not depends on HP you
should know speed =120f/p.
so you can made a motor of 1500 rpm with 1 HP or 200 HP. i
think now you better understand
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