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asked Jan 15, 2018 by Hrushi

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There are three types of self excited DC motor

1. series wound

2. shunt wound

3, compound wound

1.Applications of DC series motor are :

DC series motor is use for high speed applications.
DC series motor is use for electrical traction.
DC series motor is use for Crane.
DC series motor is use in vacuum cleaner.
DC series motor is use in trains.

These are some applications of DC series motor,

2.Applications of DC shunt motor are :

DC shunt motor are use for lathe machine.
DC shunt motor is use for compressor.
DC shunt motor is use for drilling.
DC shunt motor is use for grinders.

These are some applications of DC shunt motor.

3.Applications of DC compound motor are :

DC compound motor is use for elevators.
DC compound motor is use for rolling mill.
DC compound motor is use for punches.

These are some applications of DC compound motor.

answered Jan 15, 2018 by anonymous

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