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Hunting in a synchronous motor is

  • A.the progressive loss of synchronism under a slowly increasing load
  • B.the failure of the machine to start from standstill on a fixed supply
  • C.the collapse of the field excitation during a supply disturbance
  • D.oscillation of the rotor about its steady torque angle

Answer: D

Correct answer: oscillation of the rotor about its steady torque angle

Hunting is a swinging of the rotor about its equilibrium torque angle following a disturbance - a load step, a supply dip, or a pulsating load such as a reciprocating compressor. The rotor and the electromagnetic stiffness of the coupling form a lightly damped oscillator, and if the disturbance is periodic and near the natural frequency the swing can grow until synchronism is lost. Damper windings exist to suppress it.

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