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This paper aims to propose a method to determine the temperature rise and rated capacity of induction motors under different working systems. A dynamic mathematical model, a 3D temperature field model, and finite element method are used to analyze the electromagnetic loss and transient temperature rise, respectively. The influence of the motor starting process on the temperature rise is taken into account, which resolves the complex loading of transient heat source. The maximum allowable running times for the motor operating with different overloads are determined. The relationship between the motor output power and the allowable running time is obtained, and it provides a basis to determine the rated capacity of motor under S2 working system. The relationship between the motor output power and the temperature rise under different load duration rates is also obtained and provides reasonable evidence to determine the rated capacity of the motor under S3-working system.