Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power
Pm = (1-s)*Pin
This formula uses 3 Variables
Variables Used
Mechanical Power - (Measured in Watt) - Mechanical Power is the product of a force on an object and the object's velocity or the product of torque on a shaft and the shaft's angular velocity.
Slip - Slip in Induction Motor is the relative speed between the rotating magnetic flux and rotor expressed in terms of per unit synchronous speed. It is a dimensionless quantity.
Input Power - (Measured in Watt) - Input Power is defined as the total power supplied to the electrical machine from the source which is connected to it.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Slip: 0.19 --> No Conversion Required
Input Power: 40 Watt --> 40 Watt No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
Pm = (1-s)*Pin --> (1-0.19)*40
Evaluating ... ...
Pm = 32.4
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
32.4 Watt --> No Conversion Required
FINAL ANSWER
32.4 Watt <-- Mechanical Power
(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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5 Power Calculators

Power Input in Induction Motor
​ Go Input Power = sqrt(3)*Line Voltage*Line Current*Power Factor
Air Gap Power of Induction Motor
​ Go Air Gap Power = Input Power-Stator Copper Loss-Core Loss
Power Converted in Induction Motor
​ Go Converted Power = Air Gap Power-Rotor Copper Loss
Rotor Input Power in Induction Motor
​ Go Rotor Input Power = Input Power-Stator Losses
Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor
​ Go Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power

25 Induction Motor Circuit Calculators

Torque of Induction Motor under Running Condition
​ Go Torque = (3*Slip*EMF^2*Resistance)/(2*pi*Synchronous Speed*(Resistance^2+(Reactance^2*Slip)))
Rotor Current in Induction Motor
​ Go Rotor Current = (Slip*Induced EMF)/sqrt(Rotor Resistance per Phase^2+(Slip*Rotor Reactance per Phase)^2)
Starting Torque of Induction Motor
​ Go Torque = (3*EMF^2*Resistance)/(2*pi*Synchronous Speed*(Resistance^2+Reactance^2))
Maximum Running Torque
​ Go Running Torque = (3*EMF^2)/(4*pi*Synchronous Speed*Reactance)
Linear Synchronous Speed
​ Go Linear Synchronous Speed = 2*Pole Pitch Width*Line Frequency
Stator Copper Loss in Induction Motor
​ Go Stator Copper Loss = 3*Stator Current^2*Stator Resistance
Rotor Copper Loss in Induction Motor
​ Go Rotor Copper Loss = 3*Rotor Current^2*Rotor Resistance
Synchronous Speed in Induction Motor
​ Go Synchronous Speed = (120*Frequency)/(Number of Poles)
Frequency given Number of Poles in Induction Motor
​ Go Frequency = (Number of Poles*Synchronous Speed)/120
Armature Current given Power in Induction Motor
​ Go Armature Current = Output Power/Armature Voltage
Synchronous Speed of Induction Motor given Efficiency
​ Go Synchronous Speed = (Motor Speed)/(Efficiency)
Rotor Efficiency in Induction Motor
​ Go Efficiency = (Motor Speed)/(Synchronous Speed)
Field Current using Load Current in Induction Motor
​ Go Field Current = Armature Current-Load Current
Rotor Input Power in Induction Motor
​ Go Rotor Input Power = Input Power-Stator Losses
Load Current in Induction Motor
​ Go Load Current = Armature Current-Field Current
Force by Linear Induction Motor
​ Go Force = Input Power/Linear Synchronous Speed
Motor Speed given Efficiency in Induction Motor
​ Go Motor Speed = Efficiency*Synchronous Speed
Rotor Copper Loss given Input Rotor Power
​ Go Rotor Copper Loss = Slip*Rotor Input Power
Pitch Factor in Induction Motor
​ Go Pitch Factor = cos(Short Pitched Angle/2)
Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor
​ Go Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power
Rotor Frequency given Supply Frequency
​ Go Rotor Frequency = Slip*Frequency
Resistance given Slip at Maximum Torque
​ Go Resistance = Slip*Reactance
Reactance given Slip at Maximum Torque
​ Go Reactance = Resistance/Slip
Breakdown Slip of Induction Motor
​ Go Slip = Resistance/Reactance
Slip given Efficiency in Induction Motor
​ Go Slip = 1-Efficiency

Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor Formula

Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power
Pm = (1-s)*Pin

What is Mechanical Loss?

Mechanical losses occur at the bearing and brush friction loss occurs in the wound rotor induction motor. These losses are zero at the start and with an increase in speed these losses increase. In a three-phase induction motor, the speed usually remains constant. Hence these losses almost remain constant.

How to Calculate Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor?

Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor calculator uses Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power to calculate the Mechanical Power, Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor is the total amount of electricity generated by a power plant over a specific period of time. Mechanical Power is denoted by Pm symbol.

How to calculate Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor, enter Slip (s) & Input Power (Pin) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor calculation can be explained with given input values -> 32.4 = (1-0.19)*40.

FAQ

What is Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor?
Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor is the total amount of electricity generated by a power plant over a specific period of time and is represented as Pm = (1-s)*Pin or Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power. Slip in Induction Motor is the relative speed between the rotating magnetic flux and rotor expressed in terms of per unit synchronous speed. It is a dimensionless quantity & Input Power is defined as the total power supplied to the electrical machine from the source which is connected to it.
How to calculate Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor?
Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor is the total amount of electricity generated by a power plant over a specific period of time is calculated using Mechanical Power = (1-Slip)*Input Power. To calculate Gross Mechanical Power in Induction Motor, you need Slip (s) & Input Power (Pin). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Slip & Input Power and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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