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电机设计1（Motor design 1） Second chapters 1, what is the physical meaning of the motor constant Ca and the coefficient Ka? A: the motor constant Ca generally reflects the volume of the effective material consumed by the unit in calculating the torque, and to some extent reflects the amount of consumption of the structural material. The reciprocal of the motor constant is Ka, which represents the calculated torque generated by the effective volume of the unit volume. Therefore, its size reflects the extent of the utilization of the effective material of the motor, commonly referred to as the utilization factor. With the improvement of the motor manufacturing level, the improvement of the material quality and the utilization coefficient will continue to increase. 2. What is the law of geometric similarity in a motor? Why is it possible to use a high power motor instead of a small power motor with equal total power when possible? Why is cooling more important for larger motors than for smaller ones? Answer: in the same speed, when = = = =... Next, / / / /. That is, when the values of B and J remain constant, the power of the effective packing, the cost and the loss of the effective packing required per unit power are inversely proportional to the 1/4 power per unit power for a series of power increasing, geometrically similar motors. The reason that large power motors replace several small motors with equal total power is that the weight of G and the relative capacity of Gef increase slowly with the increase of stand-alone capacity. Therefore, a large power motor is used instead of several small electric power machines with equal total power. The utilization of its effective material has been improved. The loss increases, the relative capacity is slow, and hence efficiency is increased. The cooling problem is more important for high-power motors than for small power motors. The reason is that the motor losses are proportional to the cube of the length L, while the cooling