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True or false: the load torque of a drive always opposes the motion.

  • A.True, since a load can never supply energy to the motor under any circumstances
  • B.True, unless the drive is fitted with a flywheel that stores energy
  • C.False, since friction torque reverses in sense as the speed increases
  • D.False, since active loads such as gravity can drive the motor round

Answer: D

Correct answer: False, since active loads such as gravity can drive the motor round

Passive loads - friction, windage, a fan - always oppose the motion and reverse sign when it reverses. An active load carries its own energy: a suspended weight pulls in the same direction whichever way the drum turns, so it opposes the hoist and drives the lower. That is what makes the fourth quadrant necessary on a hoist drive, and what makes regeneration worth having there.

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