Connecting two induction motors in a parallel configuration allows both motors to

operate simultaneously and share the load. Here are the general steps for connecting
two induction motors in parallel:

1. Confirm that both motors are compatible for parallel operation. This means that
both motors should have the same voltage and frequency rating, as well as the
same motor type (such as squirrel cage or wound rotor).
2. Connect the power supply to both motors. This can be done by connecting the
power supply wires to the terminals on each motor.
3. Connect the motors in parallel. This can be done by connecting the positive wire
of one motor to the positive wire of the other motor and connecting the negative
wire of one motor to the negative wire of the other motor.
4. Make sure that the phase sequence is correct. This means that the three-phase
supply to the motors should be connected in the correct order, typically R-Y-B.
5. Connect a control device such as a contactor or a variable frequency drive (VFD)
to control the motors.
6. Perform a test run on both motors to ensure that they are running smoothly and
efficiently.

It is important to note that when connecting two induction motors in parallel, it is

important to use the same size of motors, this is because the motors will share the load,
and if one motor is larger than the other, it will have to work harder and could be
damaged over time.

It's also important to consult the motor's data sheet and follow the manufacturer's
instructions to ensure that the motors are properly connected and configured to work
together safely and efficiently. Also, it's advisable to seek professional assistance for
connecting the motors if you are not familiar with the process.