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AS 1359.33-1983 [ Superseded ]

Rotating electrical machines, Part 33: General requirements - Methods for determining losses and efficiency

standard by Standards Australia, 02/07/1983

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Specifies the calculation of efficiency from the summation of individual losses or from measurement of total losses. Specifies particular losses to be included for various types of machine. Details calibrated machine test, zero power-factor test, retardation method, electrical back-to-back test and calorimetric test.
 

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Edition:
1st
Published:
02/07/1983
ISBN(s):
0726227722
Number of Pages:
26
File Size:
1 file , 960 KB
Product Code(s):
10178454
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  1. AS 1359.102.2-1997


    Rotating electrical machinery - General requirements, Part 102.2: Methods for determining losses and efficiency - Calorimetric method

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