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Luke Fretwalker
Приєднався 11 тра 2018
Acoustic Blues Version of "The Gambler" by Kenny Rogers.
This is my acoustic blues version of Kenny Roger's "The Gambler" after a couple takes.
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Відео
Intro to 3-phase Motor Song
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The song is for 3 year electrical apprentices studying motors. It has information about 3-phases motors taken from the 302a ILM.
Rotor Parameter Song
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This song is for 3rd year electrical apprentices studying motors. It is about rotor parameters which are found in objective 2 of the 302b ILM.
Series RLC circuit - Part 4 of 4. Shows measured voltages across each device.
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Voltage across resistor = 56.8V angle of resistor = 0 degrees Voltage across coil = 156.9V from the previous video the angle = 73.6 degrees also notice the voltage drop is larger than source! Voltage across cap = 74.1V angle of cap is 270 degrees. Using an H/V chart to add the voltages = 127V @ 37 degrees Also note the power triangle from the previous video shows an angle of 37 degrees.
Series RLC circuit - Part 3 of 4. Shows measured P, I and V of all 3 components connected in series
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The measured total values of the resistor, coil and cap connected in series are: V = 121.8V, I = 0.22A, P = 21.3W S = IE = 26.8VA pf = 0.795 angle = 37.4 degrees
Series RLC circuit - Part 2 of 4. Shows measured P, I and V of each component.
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Part 2 of this series shows the measured P, I and V of each component and compares the calculations of these values to the previous video's measured values. Resistor: V = 121.1V, I = 0.47A, P = 57.4W Z = V/I = 258 ohms R = P/I^2 = 260 ohms (measured in last video = 252 ohms) Coil: V = 121.8V, I = 0.16A, P = 5.5W Z = V/I = 761 ohms R = P/I^2 = 215 ohms (measured in last video = 4.9 ohms which is...
Series RLC circuit - Part 1 of 4. Shows a resistor, coil and capacitor connected in series.
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Part 1 of this series shows the measured resistance and capacitance of each device. No intended audio. R = 252.2 ohms Coil = 4.9 ohms (This is the DC resistance) Cap = 8.11uF which works out to be the XC = 327 ohms
The entertainer
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Scott Joplin piano song covered in the style of the Chet Atkins arrangement.
Open corner test (delta secondary)
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This video explains the theory behind what a voltmeter reads when reading an "open corner" of a delta secondary connection.
The last in a series of 3 videos about Transformer Action (Induction)
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This video goes through the steps of transformer action of a mutual induction transformer with load. The 3 takeaways are: 1. as load goes up - secondary current goes up - primary current goes up 2. the overall flux in the core remains virtually the same from no load to full load 3. as load goes up - secondary voltage slightly decreases.
The second in a series of 3 videos about Transformer Action (Induction)
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This video talks about the steps that go into creating the secondary voltage of a mutual transformer without load.
The first of a series of 3 videos about Transformer Action (Induction)
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This video focuses on how CEMF is produced in a coil and shows some of the basics of self-induction. Then we apply this theory for video 2 in a mutual induction transformer. Based on the curriculum for 3rd year electricians in Alberta.
stator induction demo
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This video shows an energized 3 phase stator turning a rotor and a pop can.
302a objective 2 with handout
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In this video, I am taking apart a 3 phase induction motor to name the parts and show how it is constructed. This video is made specifically for 3rd year Alberta electrical apprentices and aligns with the motors curriculum.
Wye Lead ID Process part 3 of 3
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This is the process to identify the leads of a 9-lead dual voltage 3 phase wye motor that has been stripped of it's terminal identification. Part 3 of a series of 3.
Canadian Code Rules for Motor Branch Circuits (from the 2015 edition)
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Canadian Code Rules for Motor Branch Circuits (from the 2015 edition)
very useful for motor calculation, and easy to understand the section 28.
Why speed decreases the motor torque increases
REFERENCE BOOK TO REFER SIMILAR THINGS.PLEASE !
So good material! Thank you!
Very informative. Thank you
sir, can you also explain what is draft force, I heard this when I study the tractor..I wont ask my lecturer coz he always seems to ignore my questions
sir do you teach online class?
Perfect, short and to the point explanation. Really nice. Thank you..!
❤love all your video tutorial very informative and super easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge❤🇵🇭🇬🇱
Great lesson in a nutshell. Thank you, Luke! I assume you forgot to refer to T13 at the end of step 9 when you wanted to choose 90A. Right?
Very helpful. Thank you!
Are you using you LEFT hand to write?
what is reduce, voltage or current?
Thank you!! This helped clear things up
Really helpful :) Thank you so much
Great job, it was a very interesting lecture
How does he write backwards like that?!
Nice explanation
Would this work with a 1 phase motor as well? Are you running in Direct on Line (50 or 60 hz) or you have an inverter to lower the frequency?
Thanks for your time and effort ☺️
Thank you for your help Luke.
that was an amazing vidoe, thanks alot Mr Luke
THANKS for sharing your knowledge ❤️ very easy to understand
Thanks for taking the time. Good work.
Good explanation! Appreciate the effort in making this vid
if we are spinning the rotor faster the synchronous speed by means of external internal combustion motor will that motor becomes a generator?
nice explanation
what is the voltage and frequency of the supply ?
This video only shows the measured resistance of the resistor and coil and the capacitance of the capacitor. Part 2 shows the current of each device when connected to 120 V. Part 3 shows the volt drops of all 3 devices connected in series to 120V. The frequency is assumed to be 60hz.
@@lukefretwalker9096 Nice experiment
studying for my second year code final now! thank you for your service
Yooooo
Nice video. I would like to know how you would know how to connect a 3 phase motor if you don't have a motor plate information on the motor .How can you tell if it should be wired in star or delta if you are working blind.
Typically these motors start in wye and run in delta, so it's best connect in delta when running blind. Nameplate data is typically based on the delta connection.
Are you the same Ron who used to be in a band called Alley Brats?
Yes I am that guy.
@@lukefretwalker9096 cool! I used to go see you every time you came to Edson. You gave me your card one time and I just found it recently.
Waste of time
Lyrics: So you want to know about a 3 phase motor More than just the frame, stator and rotor It uses electricity as its source And changes that into mechanical force Full load speed is part of the nameplate Not torque, it’s measured with a prony brake Torque is the product of radius and force But the output power is usually measured by horse Efficiency is always Pout over Pin Never 100% when you count windage and friction Don’t forget to add the electrical loss Hysteresis and eddy currents are part of the cost So you want to know about a 3 phase motor More than just the frame, stator and rotor A rotor with bars is found in a SCIM Skewed to run smooth and made of aluminum Speed times torque over 9.55 Gives power in watts to the drive Speed times torque over 7121 Is output horsepower at full run Windings in the stator that have the same wrap Around the core slots, these are called lap Windings in the stator that have different lengths Are called concentric to support magnetic field strength But there is another motor with another acronym It’s the wound rotor motor also called a WRIM With external resistors, brushes and slip rings This rotor is wrapped with copper windings So you want to know about a 3 phase motor It may be compared to a simple transformer With a shorted secondary, you’ll learn in school That motor torque is shown with the right hand rule
Nicely done.
Lyrics: You finally got a grip on your electrical theory But these rotor parameters are making you weary So let’s make it easy right from the start And approach these concepts with the Ezfix chart Synchronous speed is the speed of the stator 120f divided by poles in your calculator Y’also must know slip speed before you begin Its sync speed minus how much the rotor spins Slip is the ratio of slip speed over sync And E, f and X have a direct link Resistance is constant no matter the time but power factor is opposite to the ezfix line If rotor speed is high then the slip is low Which means rotor current will barely flow Active current follows the torque line Power and slip do the same over the run time When rotor speed is up, what happens to Z? Just like slip speed, it goes down instead How can it be that current does the same? Compared to impedance, voltage has more change Breakdown torque happens at the instant That reactance is equal to the rotor’s resistance Add more load and the motor will stall Too many times and it’ll need an overhaul These are only some of the rotor parameters Because its really hard to rhyme the electrical vernacular Don’t forget about the different rotor designs But we’ll save those for another time.
Haha nice! I feel inspired to learn this now! Would take me about 4 years too
Great video, thanks for sharing :)
Good!
Thank you so much.
thing you. i am from soudi arabian and l benfit 😘
Incredibly pace, material, and skill!
You're pretty good but you're no Jack Semple!!! Remember me?
Hey Ron, it's been awhile. How are things? Where you at? I'll figure out how to message you privately
Very nice played
Q: does the angular speed of e.m.f. that generated in rotor cage is exactly the same for stator rotating e.m.f?
I'm not sure. I'm not familiar with the term angular speed so I can't directly answer your question. However I can say that the frequency and amount of the induced EMF into the rotor gets smaller as the rotor spins faster. I should also mention that the speed of the stator magnetic field (aka synchronous speed) is a constant when you assume a constant electrical frequency such as 60 hertz. Wish I could be more help.
You are the best one illustrates how actually motor works ..iam very very grateful
hope could have more videos for cec. it help us understand the 900 pages code book.lol. thanks for the video.
Yeah I agree it would help. I do these videos as I teach the subject in my own classes. Unfortunately I don't teach code for quite awhile. However there are other people who do. Try checking out schulerruler on youtube, he teaches at the same institution as I do.
@@lukivr thanks
Not clear on a Step#2 You choose AWG8 Is it a size of single wire? or 50A /3? 17A per phase?(per wire?)
yeah, that's a good question about 3 phase devices. First., let's try relating your question to a 100A single phase house panel which has 2 hots and a neutral conductor. Do you split the 100A in half to size the 2 hots? No, we size each hot conductor based on the 100A (typically two #3s - 1 red and 1 black). This is because if the loads are balanced the 100A that goes through line 1 will come back on line 2. Same goes for 3 phase motors which are also balanced loads. When we have a calculated ampacity of over 40A the smallest wire is a #8 from Table 2 (@ 75C). All 3 phase motors have 3 wires going to them (they don't have a neutral) and each wire is #8 for the above motor. The reason why is because the 40+ amps that the motor can draw is pulled through each wire and even though it happens at different times each wire must be able to handle that amount of current. In other words, 3 phase devices don't take the total rated current and divide that equally among the conductors. Instead, EACH wire must handle the rated current.
@@lukefretwalker9096 Thank you! What about an AC Servo Motors. Do they obey the same rules as regular AC motors? If the manufacturer of the VFD or servo motor Drives recommends nominal of MCB. do I need to consider these recommendations?
@@maximgleboff6515 i don't know enough about servo motors and drives to answer your question. I do know, in general, that it's wise to follow the manufacturers specs of any equipment you're installing. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
@@lukefretwalker9096 Yep I got totally confused with manual.
Sir can help me to know, what is the size of Isolation Switch.
The isolation switch is a stand alone switch which is sized according to 28-602 1). For the motor above which has an FLA of 32.2A, a moulded 3-phase switch, for example, would have to be at least 37.03A (115%) so a 40A switch would work in reality since it would be hard to find a 38A switch. Rule 28-200 does not apply to this switch because it is not being used as circuit protection. An isolation switch is only used to disconnect the motor for maintenance purposes when it is not under load. Also see 28-200 3) for larger motors.
Thank you Sir for sharing your knowledge.
Good job.