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What physical design feature of a motor affects design code

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Elden
Elden Answered:

Are we talking motor or engine?

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TR Rose II
TR Rose II Answered:

You have the cart before the horse if I  understand your question. Motor design is based on application. Physical consideration cannot control design. Application is what will determine it's horsepower, ambient temperatures, loading, it's design rating, etc. If you can be more specific re: your application, I can help you.

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