'electrical motor' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a motor that is powered by electricity. For example, "The electrical motor in my car was replaced after it stopped working."
During fabrication and sub-assembly engine was run by electrical motor as in motoring test.
This research numerically analyzed the energy consumption of the re-liquefaction of BOG using the following four approaches: 1) a Claude cycle driven by electrical motor with the electricity produced by burning coal; 2) a Brayton cycle driven by a gas turbine fuelled by BOG released; 3) a Claude cycle driven by a SI engine fuelled by BOG; 4) using liquefied nitrogen produced in industry.
A manual wheelchair is propelled by human power, and an electric-powered wheelchair is propelled by an electrically based power source (typically a battery and electrical motor).
Tom Ingram, an electrical motor repairman who volunteers as caretaker, calls the spot a Shangri-La.
PEC of the pump was equivalent to its electrical motor.
Another thing to keep in mind is that appliances with large electrical motors need more electricity when they start up as opposed to when they actually run.
However, the Polestar 1 is not a pure electric vehicle; it's a plug-in hybrid with two electrical motors powered by three 34 kilowatt-hour battery packs and a turbo and supercharged gas inline 4 up front.
The diesel engines and gas turbines drive electric generators, which provide the power to drive four 21500 kW Alstom electrical motors located inside the podded propulsors (and thus entirely outside the vessel's hull).
Self-standing electrical motors meant machines, the workers operating them, and their activities all had to be reorganised in more efficient ways.
The A.F.C.I. is able to distinguish between the normal arc produced by electrical motors, lights and switches, and arcs that are occurring where they are not supposed to.
