Question 6.AE.4: Determine for an activation energy of E=0.51 eV the slope E/......

Determine for an activation energy of E=0.51 eV the slope E/K and for the additional temperature rise △T_h=3=6.6 °C (see Application Example 6.2 with T_{amb}=40°, T_2=T_{rat}=100 °C) the reduced lifetime of a single-phase induction motor.

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The slope (E / K) \text { is } E / K=5.91 \cdot 10^3 kelvin. Thus one obtains from t_1=40 e^{-5.91 \cdot 10^3 \Delta T_h / 373\left(373+\Delta T_h\right)} ; with △T_h=6.6 °C, a reduced lifetime of \left.t_1\right|_{\Delta T_{h-3}=6.6^{\circ} \mathrm{C}}=30.37 \text { years. }
From Application Examples 6.3 and 6.4 one concludes that lower values of the activation energy E result in lower decreases in lifetime.

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