what is a high speed motor ?
An engine that can run at higher RPMs and speed>
a motor that operates faster...
relies upon it must be alot of issues... double examine the hoses, the reserve too, you have a leak or it must be the thermastat or your fan isn't working and its inflicting the vehicle to guzzle down the water. do no longer enable your automobile overheat too in many circumstances through fact which you smash the engine that way. good luck!
that would be like a nascar engine, built for high RPMs and High Speeds that will hold together for a longer period of time. Usually runs on a mix of gas and alchol or a 150 octane racing gas. they are built with forged and hardned parts along with lighter parts. a dragster motor is a good example. the engine is built with special parts and uses special fuel so it will hold together at 12000 RPM.
It is an electric motor optimised to run at very high speeds for economy and smoothness, at least thousands of rpm, and sometimes variable speed. A Dremel tool has a variable high speed AC motor fitted, up to 40,000 rpm, but slow speed is about eight thousand rpm. A 'standard' speed AC motor might be around 1500 - 4000 rpm, such as on a small compressor, water pump or vacuum cleaner, and is often a fixed speed motor. A slow speed motor might be in the hundreds of rpm or less and will be optimised for massive torque, like a train - it may be DC typically. Electric motors and steam engines develop maximum torque at zero revs which is good for starting a heavy load, but require a large potential power source instantly accessible. High speed motors require a much smaller potential power source and rely on revs more than grunt - this allows them to work in situations of limited power availability, like a house or car, and allows much smaller wiring to be used. A slow speed DC motor on your car is the direct drive starter motor (check the size of the wires!) and a high speed DC motor is the blower fan. High speed diesel engines are typically found in vehicles, and would make typically 4000 rpm or more - often required to be very flexible in revs and load. A slow speed diesel may only run at 1500 or 1800 rpm or even only a few hundred rpm (ships engines) and will typically be optimised for single speed constant performance like a generator or pump. Hope that helps.
