Ans)
Given
a)
Phase voltage is given as
The phase current with phase is
Now complex power taken by motor is
Now real power and reactive power is
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b)
The power developed is
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c)
The back emf per phase is
torque angle is phase of back emf i.e
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d)
The shaft power is
Speed of machine is
Now shaft torque is
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e)
Efficiency is
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