How Motors Work for Beginners (Episode 3); Three Phase Induction Motors: 034

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Can someone explain how the aluminum disk is spinning due to induction from the electromagnets spinning adjacent to it. I always thought aluminum is not magnetic. Does is change properties when exposed to magnetic flux lines?

[@Jeremy_Fielding]

@mike it helps to watch a few times. I cover this in the video. Also review part one. I cover this with cooper as well which is not magnetic but does the same thing

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if i'm getting this right, it does. remember how whenever you move a magnet over a conductor, the conductor becomes a bit of a magnet ? well, then when it's near a spinning bunch of magnets the aluminum becomes itself a magnet and, like any other magnet, is attracted and repelled by other magnets.

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Another well done video! For you video where you take questions and comments, you might want to touch on why trying to run a three phase motor on single phase, or a single phase motor without the start/run winding energized correctly (or, even just a locked rotor situation) will cause all the factory installed smoke in the motor to be catastrophically released. You seem to be able to simplify things very well, and I think you could pull off describing the harrowing adventures of a locked rotor or oscillating rotor event in a very understandable way. Again, thanks for what you are doing!

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