There is a wide variety of start stop stations for various applications. The wiring diagram or schematic for even the simplest ones are far too complicated to describe in words and I'm unable to draw you one on my computer. You can find these schematics on various manufacturers websites. Try: ab.com/manuals this is Allen Bradleys site, a major manufacturer or check out websites for the Square D company and Cutler Hammer, two other major ones.
In a properly designed and installed system, nothing will happen. If you press the start first the contactor or start relays may close energizing the motor briefly but the relay will open and stay open when the stop is pressed.
A soft start is a starter that bring a motor from the starting point of a slow speed in to a multiple speed that can be programmed in the starter Imagine you have a big plant in your factory, the voltage will go down/up when the plant start/stop, cause the sharp start/stop The soft starter is controlling AC motor in soft start/stop to eliminate such problems. Reference: http://www.softstarter.org
twice the full-load current. code 430.83(c)
Look on thew nameplate of the motor to see if it is thermally protected. This means that there is overload protection on the inside of the motor next to the windings. If the temperature rises in these windings the motor will trip off line and stop. Once the motor cools down the thermal overload device will reset and the motor will start again the next time you try it. As the answer states below reduce the load. <<>> How about over heating. To much load caused by bad bearings. Simply to much load.
I assume your question relates to the need for a disconnect switch. To meet code you need a disconnect switch in the proximity of the motor so that should the need arise the motor can be disconnected for safe maintenance or in an emergency. The motor will work directly connected, but you will create a safety issue.
How do you start and stop a motor only using one push button?
The ability to start and stop a 20 hp motor, or any other large motor, several times a day depends on the motor. Look at the nameplate on the motor. It will tell you the criteria for restart, if applicable.
A stop switch is wired in series with the power supply and the load.
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it depends upon the duty of motor if it is s1 then only one start
If the motor was lightly loaded it may continue to run, however in most applications the loss of the phase would cause the motor to stop. Properly wired and it should trip the motor overload device and prevent damage to the motor windings.
when motor stops, tap on motor and see if restarts. if it does replace motor. there is a bad spot on the armature. if not check the blower resister.
check motor mounts
In a properly designed and installed system, nothing will happen. If you press the start first the contactor or start relays may close energizing the motor briefly but the relay will open and stay open when the stop is pressed.
They fall out of the car right as it pulls away and get left at the gas station........
Because at the start and stop of motor it will take high current on starting of motor.
The stop button is connected in series so will effectively override the start button.