Does the current drawn by a motor increase, for an increased temperature in a motor. For example if the motor gets hotter will it draw more current.
I would think it would actually decrease some becuase the copper has a positive temp coefficient so an increased temperature would produce an increased resistance in the stator windings and reduce current some.
I guess as an example if I have a motor with a load of 100A on it will a motor in a hot enviorment draw more than 100 compared to the same motor and load in a cool enviornment?
I would think it would actually decrease some becuase the copper has a positive temp coefficient so an increased temperature would produce an increased resistance in the stator windings and reduce current some.
I guess as an example if I have a motor with a load of 100A on it will a motor in a hot enviorment draw more than 100 compared to the same motor and load in a cool enviornment?