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    The document discusses how to convert 50 Hz power to 60 Hz power using two machines. Ing. Ole responds that to synchronize the speeds, the machines should have 10 poles for the 50 Hz machine and 12 poles for the 60 Hz machine. This will result in both machines having a synchronous speed of 600 RPM. Prashant agrees and adds that if the machines are directly coupled, a 10 pole 50 Hz motor and 12 pole alternator rotating at 600 RPM will generate the necessary 60 Hz output.

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    The document discusses how to convert 50 Hz power to 60 Hz power using two machines. Ing. Ole responds that to synchronize the speeds, the machines should have 10 poles for the 50 Hz machine and 12 poles for the 60 Hz machine. This will result in both machines having a synchronous speed of 600 RPM. Prashant agrees and adds that if the machines are directly coupled, a 10 pole 50 Hz motor and 12 pole alternator rotating at 600 RPM will generate the necessary 60 Hz output.

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    The document discusses how to convert 50 Hz power to 60 Hz power using two machines. Ing. Ole responds that to synchronize the speeds, the machines should have 10 poles for the 50 Hz machine and 12 poles for the 60 Hz machine. This will result in both machines having a synchronous speed of 600 RPM. Prashant agrees and adds that if the machines are directly coupled, a 10 pole 50 Hz motor and 12 pole alternator rotating at 600 RPM will generate the necessary 60 Hz output.

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    sir, ,How many poles should each of the two machines have in order to convert 50 Hz power in 60 Hz power?

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    HughUnfollow Follow Hugh Hugh Leyton Hi Mubarak, Are you talking about Motors or Generators. ? What Frequency will you get from a 4-pole Alternator, rotating at 1,500 rpm .. ? A 4-pole alternator will have, two "N" and two "S" polls. So 1,500 rpm is 25 revolutions / Second. But if it rotates through two N - S reversals each revolution, it will give out 2 x 25 = 50 Hz Now increase the alternator Speed to 1,800 rpm. ! 1 day ago Unlike Like

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    Ing. OleUnfollow Follow Ing. Ole Ing. Ole Knudsen If you have 10 poles on a motor connected to 50Hz, it will have a synchronous speed of 600RPM, and 12 poles connected to 60Hz will likewise give you a synchronous RPM of 600. It all follows the relationship n(rpm) = (60*f)/p, where n is the synchronous speed in RPM, f is frequency in Hz, and p is the number of poles of the machine. The lowest number of poles resulting in identical synchronous RPM for 50 and 60 Hz is 10 and 12, respectively. 1 day ago Unlike Like

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    PrashantUnfollow Follow Prashant Prashant Srivastava Mubarak, If you have the machines directly coupled (rotating at same RPM), then a 10 pole 50 hz motor will have synchronous speed of 600 RPM and a 12 pole alternator at this RPM will generate 60 Hz. How ever if these poles are not available the you can change speed of two machines to give necessary speed. Go by the formula 120f/p as RPM. Remember P is always even number. 5 hours ago Unlike Like

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    RichardUnfollow Follow Richard Richard Sianipar question is not clearly enough.... 3 hours ago Unlike Like

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