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REPULSION_TYPE MOTORS ILLUSTRATIONS CHAPTER 2 II3

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the compensating
generally Winding
wound inro in relation
the slots first to the main Winding. The compensating winding is

Fig. 2-58. A diagram of a compen-

sated repulsion-induction motor.

5) Schematic D1a~m. for RepUlsIon,

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winding f'ig. 2-56. An armature of a
repUlsion-induction motor. Note slots and - .. ( - ..
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Fig. 2-57. A typical repulsiOn_

induction motor. - NBMA SIattdud 11-1~11lO7.

. 2 - 59 • Schematic
Fig. diagrams for repu Ision,
. repulsion-start . d u ction and repulsion-
In
induction motors.

Figures 2-55; 2-56; 2-57

Figures 2 58; 2-59