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Commonly used terms in the Electrical industry.
rotor power loss
represents the portion of the power transferred across the air gap to the rotor of an induction motor that is lost either through ohmic heating of the rotor windings or due to friction and windage losses in the rotor. The mechanical power available at the motor shaft is the difference between rotor power input and rotor power losses.