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Why in celling fan stator are rotatig while rotor are steday
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Answer 5 is good ...there is more to it ....practical
construction of ceiling fan ----> you cannot attach fixed
supply wires to rotating part ( simplicity of construction
)hence they are attached to ROTOR ( middle stable part in
case).....Fan Blades must be attached to rotating parts but
cannot be attached to middle shaft as it contain Ball
bearing for support at that place.Ball bearing can suport
rotation but not lateral tension ....Therefore
1. Supply is attached to stable part so that connection is easy.
2. Blade are attached to body , so body ( lower one) must be
rotating.
Technically ...ROTOR and stator are named based on their
movement ability. Supply can be attached to ANY ONE of them
based on your practical suitability.
BR
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