Posted by buickanddeere on December 31, 2020 at 04:18:18 from (67.69.69.197):
In Reply to: Horsepower change posted by marcusmerritt on December 30, 2020 at 14:16:01:
As previously mentioned . Some electric motors were advertised as Peak HP vs continuous HP . Sure the motor can make peak power for several seconds prior to burnout or tripping the protective devices .
This is related to where some people get it in their head that a 5HP electric motor is more powerful than a 10HP gasoline or diesel motor .
Some people take the 250% torque rise on an overloaded electric motor as being more power than the 125% torque rise on a diesel/gasoline reciprocating engine .
Take a grain auger that requires 15HP to operate and operates just fine with a 15HP diesel/gasoline engine . A 10HP electric motor will run the auger for a few minutes then trip the thermal overload protection .
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