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I think it is possible to "over-drive" an AC induction motor, that is
why commercial drives can be configured for an acceptable slip between
electrical motor frequency and actual mechanical speed of the rotor.
The higher the voltage on the AC motor, the higher the torque and the
lower the slip,
Marco Gaxiola via EV wrote:
I have a question: Is that possible to have an AC induction motor to work
apparently normal but, after a moderate use, get the rotor coils very hot?
Not the stator neither the controller, just the rotor.
Yes. The rotor is in effect the secondary of a transformer.
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