Sentence examples for more severe faults from inspiring English sources

Interturn faults in permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) may develop fast into more severe faults such as coil-to-coil, phase-to-phase and phase-to-ground short circuits.

Unlike the SSSC, the SCC effect under phase-to-phase faults is more severe than phase-to-ground faults.

Regarding Table  1 for all the V Ref values, the SSSC effect under phase-to-ground faults is more severe than phase-to-phase faults.

On the contrary, the SCC always make the relay over-reach which is more severe for phase-to-phase faults than phase-to-ground faults.

It was revealed that when it comes to the design of the rotor magnetic shields, in addition to the eddy current distribution and the associated ohmic losses, two phase-to-ground fault should be taken into account since the produced electromagnetic forces in the time of fault conditions are more severe during double line-to-ground fault.

The ground motion velocity of fault-normal component is more severe than the velocity corresponded to fault-parallel component and presents large-amplitude pulses.

The proposed model guarantees the ACID properties of transactions in more severe environments, such as those subject to malicious faults (Byzantine faults).

The effects of SSSC are more severe than those of SCC, and the SSSC effects under phase-to-ground faults are also more severe than those under phase-to-phase faults.

Mike Wallace points out in the final chapter of "Greater Gotham" that what is remarkable about New York City's history is not the fault lines and divisions but the fact that the fractiousness was not more severe.

As for the influence on CF of the electrical distance between the fault bus and the commutation bus, from Fig. 5a and Fig. 5b, the less the electrical proximity, the more severe the voltage drop of (dot{U}_{mAB}), and the commutation bus is the most adverse fault position for commutation.

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