Study on the Slip of Induction Motor in Gasoline Pumping System

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This paper aims to investigate the slip ratio of induction motor at different working condition of pumping gasoline. An experiment platform is set up to do the contrast experiment. The results show that a peak of slip ratio about 22% occurs at speed of 675r/min, when gasoline is pumped under the minimum opening of nozzle. But this phenomenon doesn’t appear at pumping testing fluid D80. The slip ratio of pumping testing fluid D80 is no more than 8%, while that of pumping gasoline is at the range of 9.5% to 22%. Though explanations are given to explain some phenomenon, the reason why a peak occurs at pumping gasoline needs more investigation.

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