When the torque increases to meet the new load demand, the speed will readjust itself; thus, the motor maintains a fairly constant speed.

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When the load demand increases, the torque required to maintain the speed also increases. The motor adjusts itself to meet this new torque demand by slowing down slightly, and thus maintains a fairly constant speed despite changes in load demand.

When the Torque Increases to Meet the New Load Demand