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Why must a synchronous motor never be started with the D.C. excitation current already applied to the rotor?

The field coils will become stationary electromagnets

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Too much torque being produced on start-up may snap the rotor shaft

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It will limit the induced voltage in the amortisseur winding

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The induced voltage may trip the circuit breaker

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