6. Power dissipation and torque
See reference .
Measuring power dissipation requires a few precautions. A distinction is made between :
the power consumed as measured by the meter: this is the power paid for by the user, which may be far from the value of the power required by the mobiles (a ratio of around 1 to 3);
power delivered at motor shaft end: nominal value of motor power. It is deduced from the power consumed, minus the motor's mechanical and electrical efficiencies (cos and ρm);
the power dissipated by the moving parts in the form of thermal energy is the power delivered at the end of the motor shaft, minus the power lost in transmission...
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