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In an induction motor, no-load the slip is generally____________?

Correct answer: A. less than 1%

  • A. less than 1%
  • B. 1.5%
  • C. 2%
  • D. 4%

Explanation

At no load, the rotor runs close to synchronous speed, so only a small slip is needed to produce the torque required for losses. It is generally below 1%, whereas the higher values represent loaded operation.

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