what is the starting current of an AC 3 phase induction motor?
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An induction motor, starting “across the line”, will typically have an instantaneous draw 6x the kw it is rated to run at. e.g. a 10 hp motor is rated at 7.46 kw, so on starting it may draw 75 kw. On 480 volts 3 phase, the amperage will be I = W / (E x 1.73) = 75,000 / (480 x 1.73) = 90.4 amps....
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An induction motor, starting “across the line”, will typically have an instantaneous draw 6x the kw it is rated to run at. e.g. a 10 hp motor is rated at 7.46 kw, so on starting it may draw 75 kw. On 480 volts 3 phase, the amperage will be I = W / (E x 1.73) = 75,000 / (480 x 1.73) = 90.4 amps.
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