How would you measure the resistance of a 2-pole, 3-phase AC induction motor?Where would you put the meter leads for accurate measurement. Also, does the power need to be on or off. It's for a dishwater.The one we are using is a 2-pole, 3-phase, AC induction motor rated: 1/4 HP, 3600 RPM at 60Hz.Much detail as possible.
what's the HP of the automobiles? The frequency of the generator must be marked on it. If no longer, use an oscilloscope to seem at between the output tiers; heavily. The generator must be a three section generator to run the three section automobiles. there will be 3 warm wires, and a independent and a floor. The independent could be lacking if this may well be a delta connection. edit: finding at your final question, it appears that evidently that this generator is genuinely an vehicle alternator, that may not generate any fastened frequency AC, and could no longer generate 230 volts. by no skill 35000 watts! .
Dear, Thanks, am also fine like you,for remind always during measuring resistance do not switch on the system, by use megger please check the resistance between one terminal @ body another be each one end of 3phase input to motor.Ensure it must be open now the winding resistance between any 2 of 3phase input to motor.it should offer some resistance in ohms.
