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The full load slip of an induction motor varies from

  • The full load slip of an induction motor varies from 2-7%.
  • Slip is defined as the difference between the synchronous speed and the actual rotor speed, expressed as a percentage of the synchronous speed.
  • At full load, the motor is operating at its maximum torque, which means that the rotor speed is slightly less than the synchronous speed.
  • This difference in speed is referred to as the slip, and it is necessary for the motor to generate torque and maintain its speed under load.
  • A typical range for full load slip in induction motors is 2-7%, although some motors may have higher or lower slip depending on the specific design and application.
  • Lower slip generally indicates a more efficient motor, as less energy is wasted as heat due to the lower resistance in the rotor circuit.