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Ok. Meaning , the no load current even if to the tune of 50 percent of Full load current is to be disregarded when selecting and sizing a motor ? Should it be safely assumed that entire torque as per motor catalog is available for use at motor output shaft ? This torque times gear ratio and...

Hi , Few basic questions from a non electrical guy like me. I am trying to select motors for dryers in Pharma industry. ( viscous paste like / powder mixing applications ) Now the no load current drawn by most motors is around 50 percent of full load current. Does it mean 50% of motor torque...

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How do I go about designing a non standard flange as shown in the picture? Any tips? https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=6008a7ae-bd22-4b5e-8cf9-d200aff350d8&file=PIC_1_non_standard_flange.jpg