BE 3rd SEMESTER QUESTION BANKBASIC ELECTRICAL MACHINEUNIT-1(b)
Find the saving in copper by using the autotransformer instead of
two winding transformer of same rating.7(c) A 10 KVA, 500/250 V,
single phase transformer has its maximum efficiency of 94% when
delivering 90% of its rated output at unity power factor. Estimate
its efficiency when delivering its full load output at power factor
of 0.8 lagging.7(d) Describe the four phasor groups pertaining to
three phase transformers. Draw the connection schemes and phasor
diagram for each group.7(b) A 30 KVA, single phase transformer has
an iron loss of 457 W and copper loss of 125 W, when delivering
half the full load. At what % of full load will the transformer
have the maximum efficiency?7
(c) Derive an expression for saving of copper in
auto-transformer as compared to an equivalent two winding
transformer. Also, draw & explain phasor diagram of
auto-transformer.7
(d) The following is the data pertaining to a 3-winding
transformer:HV in star: 10 MVA, 33 KVMV in star: 7.5 MVA, 11 KVLV
in star: 7.5 MVA, 3.3 KVThe per unit leakage reactances are :For Y
equivalent circuit find the coil leakage reactance in pu & also
in ohms.7(b) Draw and explain phasor diagram of single phase auto
transformer. (Step-up).7
(c) Draw and explain DY11 connection of 3-phase transformer.
7(d) A single - phase three winding transformer gives the following
data for short circuit test. 7Secondary shorted, excited: 120V,
30A, 750W. Tertiary shorted, excited: 135V, 30A, 810W.Tertiary
shorted, excited: 30V, 125A, 815W. The ratings of and tertiary
windings are respectively 3300 V, 100 KVA; 1000, 50 KVA; and 400V,
50 KVA. Find the resistances and leakage reactances of the star
equivalent circuit. Also calculate their values for each winding.
(b) The maximum efficiency of a 3300/440volt single phase
transformer is 97% and occurs at full load at unity power factor.
If the impedance is 9%, Calculate regulation at full load 0.8 power
factor lagging.
(c) A 2000 KVA 6600/400 volt, 3-phase transformer is delta
connected on the h.v side and star connected on the L.v.side.
Determine its percentage resistance and percentage reactance drops,
efficiency, regulation at full load 0.8 power factor leading. Given
the following data: S.C. Test: 400 V, 175 A, 17 KW h.v side. O.C
Test: 400 V, 150 A, 15 KW L.v side.
(d) A three winding transformer is star/star/delta has the
following ratings: Primary: 10 MVA, 33 KVSecondary: 5 MVA, 11
KVTertiary: 5 MVA, 3.3 KVThe short-circuit tests on this
transformer gave the following results. Secondary shorted, primary
excited; 3000 V, 160 A, 100 KW. Tertiary shorted, primary excited:
200 V, 12 A, 1.25 KWTertiary shorted, secondary excited: 100 V, 40
A, 1.5 KWCalculate resistances and reactances in ohms of the star
equivalent circuit of the three winding transformer. Also determine
the p.v. values of leakage impedances.
b) Does the flux in a transformer core increases with load?1
2. What are the distinguish features of , in 3- connections.
Compare their advantages and disadvantages. 7
3. Why is the wave shape of magnetizing current of a transformer
is non-sinusoidal? Explain the phenomenon of inrush of magnetizing
current. 7
4. For what purpose tertiary winding is used in transformer?
Give the equivalent circuit diagram and any 3-applications of
3-winding transformer. 7(b) Find the saving in copper by using the
autotransformer instead of two winding transformer of the same
rating.
(c) A 10 kVA, 400/200 V, single phase, 50 Hz transformer has a
maximum efficiency of 96% at 75% of full load at unity power
factor. Calculate the efficiency of full load 0.8 power factor
lagging.
(d) Explain vector grouping of transformers. Mention its
usefulness. (b) Explain the behaviour of transformer in rush
current in the following points: 7(i) Severety (ii) Doubling
effect(iii) Time constant (c) (i) In three phase transformer what
is zigzag connection? Also describe /z connection with the help of
suitable vector diagram. 7
(ii) What are purposes of tertiary winding in a 3 phase
transformer? Draw single phase equivalent circuit of 3 winding
transformer.
(d) A three phase transformer bank consisting of three single
phase transformer is used to step down the voltage of a 3 phase,
6600 V transmission line. If the primary line current is 10 A,
calculate the secondary line current, line voltage and output kVA
for the following connection: 7(i) Connection (ii) Connection The
turn ratio is 12. Neglect losses.(b) Explain excitation phenomenon
in transformers in detail.7
(c) A 10 kVA, 2500/250 V, single phase, two winding transformer
is used as an auto transformer to raise the supply voltage of 2500
V to an output voltage of 2625 V. The LV winding of the two winding
transformer consists of two equal parts of 125 V each. If both
parts of the low voltage winding are used, determine: 7
(i) Auto transformer kVA output. (ii) kVA transformed and
conducted.(d) A single phase three-winding transformer gives the
following data for three short-ckt tests:7Secondary shorted;
primary excited: 120 V, 30 A, 750 W.Tertiary shorted, primary
excited: 135 V, 30 A, 810 W.Tertiary shorted; secondary excited: 30
V, 125 A, 815 w. The ratings of primary, secondary and tertiary
windings are respectively 3300 V, 100 kVA; 1000 V, 50 kVA and 400
V, 50 kVA. Find the resistances and leakage reactances of the star
equivalent circuit. Also calculate their values for each winding. .
(a) List phase grouping of three phase transformers. What are uses
of phase group? Draw winding connection diagram for Yd11 and Yd1
group. 8(b) What are applications of three winding transformer. How
the circuit constants of three winding is determined? 8(c) A single
phase 2400/240 V 120 kVA two winding transformer is connected as an
autotransformer with additive and subtractive polarity. Determine
the kVA rating of auto transformer in both cases. Also calculate
the power transformed and power conducted. 8
(a) Explain the clock method of angle designation for
representing 3 phase transformer. (b) Describe the four phaser
groups pertaining to 3 phase transformers. Draw the connection
schemes and phasor diagrams for each group. (c) A 3 phase, 1000
kVA, 6600 V/1100 V transformer in delta connected on the primary
and star connected on theUNIT-2(b) How Scott connection are used to
obtain two phase supply from three phase supply mains.7(c) A 500
KVA, single phase transformer (A) having 0.015 Pu resistance, 0.05
Pu leakage reactance is to share a load of 750 KVA at 400 V and at
0.8 p.f. lagging with another 250 KVA, single phase transformer (B)
having 0.01 Pu resistance and 0.05 Pu leakage reactance. Their
secondary no-load emfs are 405 V and 415 V respectively. 7Find:(i)
Circulating current at no load.(ii) Current supplied by each
transformer.(d) Describe the open delta connection of transformer
and show that two transformer in open delta can be used to supply
three phase power. Also explain the VA rating of open delta as
compared to closed delta.7(b) Two 110 V, single phase furnaces take
load of 500 kW & 800 kW respectively, at a power factor of 0.71
lagging & are supplied from 6600 V, three phase mains through a
scott connected transformer combination. Calculate currents in 3
phase lines & also draw the phasor diagram.7
(c) Describe the Sumpners test with neat circuit diagram. Two
similar 40 KVA, single phase transformers gave the following
results when tested by the back to back test method, W1 in supply
line measures 800 W, W2 in the secondary series circuit at rated
current measures 1000 W. Calculate the efficiency of each
transformer at full load unity power factor.7
(d) Two single phase transformers, one of 1000 KVA & other
of 500 KVA are connected in parallel to the same bus-bars on the
primary side; their no-load secondary voltages being 500 V and 510,
respectively. The impedance voltage of the first transformer is 3%
& that of second is 5%. Assuming the ratio of resistance to
reactance the same & equal to 0.4 each. What will be the
cross-current when the secondaries are connected in parallel &
the secondary voltage is 480 V.7(b) Explain with circuit diagram,
how losses can be separated.7(c) Two single phase furnaces A and B
are supplied at 100 V by means of scott connection, from a 3-phase,
6 KVsystem. Furnace A is applied from the teaser transformer.
Calculate the line currents on the three-phase side when:7(i) Each
furnace takes 600 kW at p.f. 0.8 lagging. (ii) Furnace A takes 500
kW at u.p.f. and furnace B 600 kW at 0.8 p.f. lagging.
(d) Two transformers A and B ratings 500 KVA and 250 KVA are
supplying a load of 750 KVA at 0.8 p.f. lagging. Their open circuit
voltages are 405 V and 415 V respectively. Transformer A has p.u.
resistance of 0.01 pu and 0.05 p.u reactance. Transformer B has
0.015 p.u . resistance and 0.04 pu reactance. Find circulating
current. 7
(b) Three two winding transformers of equal voltage ratio have
the following leakage impedances. Transformer T1: 100 KVA, 0.02
p.v.Transformer T2: 75 KVA, 0.03 p.v.Transformer T3: 50 KVA, 0.025
p.v.(i) How will they share a load of 225 KVA?(ii) If no
transformer is to be over loaded, calculate the greatestKVA load
that can be supplied by 3 transformers in parallel.
(c) In Scott connected transformer, teaser transformer supplies
unity power factor load of 500 KW at 200 V and the main transformer
supplies 0.8 power factor lagging load of 400 KW at 200 Volt. For a
3-phase input voltage of 6600 V, determine the py line currents and
the phase angles between them.
(d) Two single phase transformers of ratings 10 KVA, 230/400 V,
and 10 KVA, 230/410 V are employed for back to back test. The LV
side is fed from 230 V supply mains, where a voltage regulator
connected to the same 230 V mains feeds 25 A in series connected HV
windings. For a core loss 200 watt in each transformer, calculate
the readings of wattmeter connected on LV side. Each transformer
has its reactance equal to the 3 times of its resistance. 2.
Describe any one type of on-load tap changer with proper sequence
of operation for changing the voltage. What precaution should be
observed during the operation of on-load tap changer? 7
3. Two single phase transformer one of 100 kVA and other of 50
kVA are connected in parallel to the same bus bar of the primary
side, their no load secondary voltages are 1000 V and 950 V
respectively. Their resistances are 1.5% and 2.0% respectively and
their reactances are 8% and 6% respectively. Calculate the no-load
circulating current in the secondaries. 74. What is open delta
system? In open delta transformer show that the secondary line
voltage form a balanced 3-phase system of voltage, in case the
supply voltages are balanced? 7(b) Two transformers are connected
in parallel to supply a common load of 125 kVA at 0.8 power factor
lagging. Rating of transformer A is 100 kVA and has resistance and
reactance of 0.9% and 10% respectively. Rating of transformer B is
50 kVA and has resistance and reactance of 1.0% and 5%
respectively. How will the two transformers share the common
load?
(c) The full load copper loss and iron loss of a transformer are
920 watt and 430 watt respectively. Calculate: (i) Loading of the
transformer at which efficiency is maximum. (ii) What would be
losses for giving maximum efficiency at 0.85 of full load, its
Total full load losses are unchanged?
(d) Three single phase transformers are connected in mesh. If
one transformer is found faulty and removed, what will be the
reduction in rating of each of the other transformers? What must be
rating of each transformer in V-V connection to supply a three
phase balanced load of 200 kVA? If a third similar transformer is
included what will be the rated capacity of a set? (b) Explain
three phase to two phase conversion by scott connection. 7
(c) Describe the open delta connection of transformer and show
that two transformer in open delta can be used to supply three
phase power. Also explain the VA rating of open delta as compared
to closed delta. 7
(d) Two transformers of same voltage ratio rated at 315 MVA each
are connected in parallel to supply a load of 700 MBA at 0.8 p.f.
lagging. The per phase resistance and per phase reactance of first
transformer are 2% and 11% respectively and of second transformer
are 5% and 12% respectively. Calculate the load shared by each
transformer. 7(b) Explain three to six phase conversion in detail.
7
(c) An OC test is conducted on the delta side of bank of three
phase transformer give the following data: VT (V) : 214 171 128.4
85.6f (Hz) : 50 40 30 20pin (W) : 100 72.5 50 30 Determine the
hysteresis and eddy current losses at: 7(i) 60 Hz(ii) 40 Hz
(d) The single phase transformers of ratings 10 kVA, 230/400 V
and 10 kVA, 230/410 V, are employed for back to back test. The LV
side is fed from 230 V supply mains whereas a voltage regulator
connected to the same 230 V mains feeds 25 A in series connected HV
windings. For a core loss of 200 W in each transformer, calculate
the readings of the wattmeter connected on LV side. Each
transformer has its reactance equal to the three times of its
resistance. 7Q.2. (a) Show that in Scott connected transformers if
secondary load is balanced, primary side will also be balanced
neglecting magnetizing current.8(b) (i) In back to back test, one
transformer may have more temperature rise than other. Explain:
(ii) How will you separate the no load loss of transformer into its
components?
(c) Two single phase transformers have kVA ratings of 200 kVA
100 kVA. The equivalent impedance of transformer having 200 kVA
rating is Z = 1+j5 ohms while equivalent reactance of other is 10 .
What should be equivalent resistance of 100 kVA transformer if each
transformer is to supply the load in proportion to its kVA rating
when operated in parallel? 8Q.2. (a) How Scott connections are used
to obtain two phase supply from three phase supply mains?
(b) Two electric furnaces are supplied with single phase current
at 80 V from 3 a phase. 11000 V system by means of two single phase
Scott connected transformers with similar secondary windings. When
the load on the main transformer is 800 kW and on the teaser
transformer is 500 kW, determine the currents in the three phase
lines at 0.5 pf lagging. (c) Describe the operation of on load tap
changer in 3 phase transformer.
UNIT-3(b) Explain Armature reaction in a d.c. machine. Explain
how the effect of armature reaction can be reduced.7(c) 250 V shunt
motor on no-load runs at 1000 rpm and takes 5 amp. Armature and
shunt field resistances are 0.2 and 250 respectively. Calculate the
speed when loaded taking a current of 50 amp. The armature reaction
weakens the field by 3%.7(d) Explain clearly how commutation takes
place in a d.c. machine.7 b) Explain armature reaction & its
harmful effects. Name the methods to improve it. 7
(c) Determine the number of turns on each commutating pole of a
6 pole machine if the flux density in the air gap of the
commutating pole is 0.5 wb/m2 at full-load & the effective
length of the airgap is 4 mm. The full load current is 500 A &
the armature is lap wound with 540 conductors. Assume the number of
ampere turns required for the remainder of magnetic circuit to be
one-tenth of that of air gap.7
(d) The brushes of a certain lap connected 400 kW, 6-pole
generator are given a lead of 180 electrical. Calculate: (i) The
demagnetizing ampere-turns. (ii) The cross magnetizing
ampere-turns. (iii) Series turns required to balance the
demagnetizing component. The full load current is 750 A & total
number of conductors are 900 & the leakage coefficient is
1.4.7
(b) What are the methods of attaining linear commutation? 7
(c) A 4 pole generator has a wave wound armature with 722
conductors and it delivers 100 A on full load. If the brush load is
8, calculate armature demagnetizing and cross-magnetizing amper
turns per phase.7
(d) A 4-pole. 220V, dc shut motor has 540 lap would connected
conductors. It takes 32A from supply mains and has an output of 5.6
kW, the field winding takes 1A. The armature resistance is 0.9 and
flux per pole is 0.03 Wb. Calculate: 7(i) the output torque at
shaft. (ii) Torque developed. (b) Give the concept of reactance
voltage in dc machines. Discuss how the reactance voltage causes
delayed commutation in dc machines. Explain how good commutation is
achieved by minimizing the reactance voltage.
(c) A 6-pole lap wound dc generator has 240 coils of 2 turns
each. Resistance of one turn is 0.03 ohm. The armature is 50 cm
long and 40 cm diameter. Air gap flux density of 0.6 T is uniform
over the pole shoe. Each pole subtends an angle of 40 mechanical.
For armature speed of 1200 rpm find (i) generated emf at no load
and (ii) the terminal voltage at full load armature current of 40
A.
(d) What do you understand by demagnetizing and cross
magnetizing effects of armature reaction in a dc machine? Derive
the expressions for demagnetizing & cross magnetizing
ampere-turns per pole for a p pole dc machines. 2. Derive an
expression for electromagnetic torque developed in d.c. machine
using BIL concept? 7
3. Describe the process of commutation in D.C. machine. Hence
show that e.m.f. induced in a coil undergoing commutation is given
by the formula where is the armature current and is the commutating
period; is the no. of parallel paths in d.c. machine. 7
4. A 22.38 kW, 440 V, 4 pole, wave wound d.c. shunt motor has
840 armature conductors and 140 commutator segments. Its full load
efficiency is 88% and the shunt field current is 1.8 A. If the
brushes are shifted backward through 1.5 segments from the
geometrical neutral axis, find the demagnetizing and distorting
amp-turns/pole. 7(b) Prove that torque developed in d.c. machine is
directly proportional to the product of flux and armature
current.
(c) Explain clearly how commutation takes place in a d.c.
machine.
(d) A 6-pole lap wound shunt motor has 500 conductor in the
armature path is of 0.05 . The resistance of the shunt field is 25
. Find the speed of motor when it takes 120 amperes from d.c.
source of 100 V supply. Flux per pole is 20 m Wb. (b) Derive the
expression for the torque in a d.c. machine using BIL approach.
7
(c) (i) Explain the purpose of compensating winding in a d.c.
machine. (ii) What is ideal commutation? Give reasons for delayed
commutation and write the names of method to improve commutation.
7
(d) A d.c. shunt generator driven by a belt from an engine run
at 750 rpm. While feeding 100 kW of electric power into 230 V
mains. When the belt breaks it continues to run as motor drawing 9
kW from the mains. 7At what speed would it run? Armature resistance
= 0.08 Field resistance = 115 b)Explain the methods of attaining
linear commutation in detail.7
(c) What is armature reaction? What are its effects? How will
you neutralize its effects? 7(d) A 220 V, dc shunt motor runs at
500 rpm. When the armature current is 50 A, calculate the speed if
the torque is doubled. 7Given that 0.2 . (b) An eight pole d.c.
generator has 480 armature conductor with wave winding. The
armature current is 200 A. Find the armature reaction demagnetizing
and cross magnetizing ampere turns if (i) brushes are on geometric
neutral plane (gnp) (ii) brushes are shifted by 6 electrical from
gnp. 8(c) A d.c. series generator is running at 800 RPM and
supplying a load of 6 kw at 120 V. The speed is increased to 1200
RPM and load is increased to 9 kW. The sum of armature and field
resistance is 0.4 ohm. Find new value of armature current and
terminal voltage. Q.3. (a) Prove that the torque developed by a DC
motor is directly proportional to the flux per pole and armature
current. (b) Explain Armature reaction in a DC machine. Explain how
the effect of armature reaction can be reduced? (c) A 4 pole, lap
wound separately excited generator has an ampere resistance of 0.4
ohm and is driven at 750 rpm. The armature has 720 conductors and
the flux per pole is 0.03 wb. If the load resistance is 12 ohm,
determine the terminal voltage of the machine.
UNIT-4(b) What is the need of starter? Explain the three point
starter with all protecting devices.7(c) Explain the nature of
no-load, external and armature characteristics of a d.c. shunt
generator. Why does external characteristics of this generator
turns back as the generator is over loaded. 7(d) A 240 V, 50 Amp,
800 rpm, d.c. shunt motor has armature circuit resistance of 0.2.
If load torque is reduced to 60% of its full load value and a
resistance of 2 is inserted in series with armature circuit, find
the motor speed. Armature reaction weakes the field flux by 4% at
full load and by 2% at 60% of full load.(b) A 60 kW, 240 V short
shunt compound generator operates as a shunt generator, required an
increase in field current of 3 A to provide an over compensated
voltage of 275 V at rated load current of 250 A. The shunt field
has 200 turns per pole & series field has 5 turns per pole with
resistance of 240 & 0.005, respectively.(i) Calculate the
required diverter resistance.(ii) If no load voltage of compound
generator is also 240 V, calculate the air gap mmf/pole at no load
& at full load.7
(c) Explain how back emf Eb acts like a governer in dc
motor.7
(d) A shunt motor runs at 600 rpm from 250 V supply & takes
a line current of 50 A. Its armature & field resistances are
0.4 & 125, respectively. Neglecting the effects of armature
reaction & allowing 2 V brush drop, calculate:(i) no load speed
if the no-load line current is 5 A.(ii) % reduction in the flux per
pole in order that speed may be 800 rpm when armature current is 40
A.7b) Draw and explain the starter useful starting DC series
motor.7(c) The OCC of separately excited DC generator driven at
1000 rpm is as follows:Field current: 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2
1.4EMF Volts : 30 55 75 90 100 110 115If the machine is connected
as a shift generator and driven at 1000 rpm and has a field
resistance of 100. Find: (i) Open circuit voltage and exciting
current. (ii) Critical resistance (iii) Resistance to induce 115
Volts on open circuit. 7
(d) A 10 kW, 250 V, dc shunt generator has total no-load
rotational loss of 400 Watts. = 0.5 , = 250 . Calculate shaft power
input and efficiency at rated load. Also calculate maximum
efficiency and corresponding power output. 7(b) Explain how the
shunt generator is self-protective against the accidental short
circuit.
(c) A 250 volt, 15 KW, shunt motor has a maximum efficiency of
88% and a speed of 700 rpm, when delivering 80% of its rated
output. The resistance of the shunt field is 100 . Determine the
efficiency and speed when the motor draws a current of 78 A from
the mains.
(d) A series motor runs at 500 rpm when taking a current of 60 A
at 460 volt. The resistance of the armature circuit is 0.2 and that
of the field winding is 0.1 . Calculate the speed when a 0.15
diverter is connected in parallel with the field winding. Assume
the torque to remain unaltered and flux to be proportional to the
field current. 2. Explain the nature of no-load, external and
armature characteristics of a d.c shunt generator. Why does the
external characteristics of this generator turns back as the
generator is over loaded? 7
3. Explain why a starter is required for starting a d.c. motor.
What do you understand by the drum controller for d.c. series
motor? 7
4. A shunt generator delivers 50 kW at 250 V, when running at
400 r.p.m. The armature and field resistance are 0.02 and 50
respectively. Calculate the speed of the machine when running as a
shunt motor and taking 50 kW input at 250 V. Allow IV per brush for
constant drop. 7(b) What is critical resistance? Explain with
reference to the series & shunt generator.
(c) A dc shunt motor running at 900 rpm takes a total current of
5 A from a 240 V dc supply. The armature circuit resistance is 0.75
and field circuit resistance 240 ohms. Calculate the value of
series resistor to be inserted in the ampere circuit to reduce the
speed to 700 rpm, the torque remaining constant.
(d) State and explain the various losses takes place in a d.c.
machine. (b) (i) Derive and draw the characteristic of d.c. shunt
and series motor with the help of basic equation. (ii) What are
main reasons for necessity of starter in d.c. machines. Give
example of starters. 7
(c)(i) Describe the various methods of speed control of d.c.
motors. (ii) Explain the ward-Leonard speed control system. 7
(d) A 220 V, 7.5 kW d.c. series motor is mechanically coupled to
a fan. When running at 400 rpm the motor draws 30 A from the main.
The torque required by the fan is proportional to the square of
speed. , . Neglect armature reaction and rotational loss. Also
assume the magnetization characteristic to be linear. (i) Determine
the power delivered to the fan and torque developed by the motor.
(ii) Calculate the external resistance to be added in series to the
armature circuit to reduce the fan speed to 200 rpm. 7(b) What is
the need of starter? Explain three point starter, with all
protecting devices. 7
(c) A shunt generator delivers 195 A at terminal voltage of 250
V. The armature and shunt field resistances are 0.02 and 50
respectively windage and friction losses equal to 950 W. 7Find: (i)
Emf generated by the generator (ii) Total copper losses (iii)
Output of Primemorer (iv) Commercial, mechanical and electrical
efficiencies.
(d) The magnetization characteristics for a 4-pole, 110 V, 1000
rpm shunt generator as follows:7Field Current : 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5
3A
OC Voltage : 5 50 85 102 112 116 120V
Armature is Lap-connected with 144 conductors. Field resistance
is 45 ohms. Determine: (i) Voltage the machine will build up at
no-load. (ii) Critical resistance (iii) The speed at which the
machine fails to excite. (iv) Residual flux per pole.
(a) Explain the process of voltage build up of D.C. shunt
generator. Hence explain how the shunt generator fails to self
excite. 8(b) A 220 V shunt motor has armature resistance of 0.5
ohm. Armature takes 40 A on full load. By how much must the main
flux be reduced to reduce the speed by 50% if developed torque is
constant. 8(c) Draw the diagram of three point starter and explain
its working. Explain how the drawback of this starter has been
removed. 8Q.4. (a) Discuss various methods of speed control used
for DC shunt motor. (b) Two separately excited DC generators having
emfs of 230 V and 226 V; armature resistance of 0.5 ohm and 0.04
ohm respectively are operating in parallel. Find the load shared by
the two generators when the load resistance is 0.5 ohm. (c)
Describe the operation of 3 point starter.
UNIT-5(b) Explain the Hopkinsons test to determine the
efficiency of d.c. machine.7(c) Describe the various methods of
breaking in d.c. motor.7(d) Two d.c. shunt generators run in
parallel to supply together 2,500 A. The machines have armature
resistances of 0.04 and 0.025, field resistances of 25 and 20 and
induced emfs of 440 V and 420 V respectively. Find the bus-bar
voltage and output of each machine.7(b) Explain Swinburnes test
with neat circuit diagram. 7
(c) The results of Hopkinsons test on two similar dc machines
are as follows :Line voltage 220 V, Motor armature current 23 A,
Generator armature current 20 A, Generator field current 0.4 A,
Motor shunt field current 0.3 A, Armature resistance of each
machine is 0.5 . Calculate the efficiency of each machine.7(d) Two
shunt generators running in parallel have each armature resistance
of 0.1 & field resistance of 100. Total current in external
circuit is 220 A. The field are excited so that the emf induced in
one machine is 270 V & the other is 250 V. Calculate the
bus-bar voltage & output of each machine.7 (b) Explain
Hopkinsons test in detail.7
(c) A 220 V, DC shunt motor at no load tak a current of 2.5 A.
The resistances armature and shunt field are 0.8 and 200
respectively. Calculate the efficiency of the motor when the input
current is 20 A. 7
(d) Explain in detail parallel operation of DC series
generators. 7
(b) Hopkinsons test on two shunt machines gave the following
test results for full load. Line voltage = 250 VLine current
excluding field current = 50 AMotor armature current = 380 AField
currents are 5A and 4.2 A.Calculate the efficiency of each machine.
Armature resistance of both machines is 0 .02 .(c) The terminal
voltage of shunt generator G1 falls from 500 Volt at no load to 470
V when delivering a current of 600 A. For a second generator G2,
the figures are 505 Volt at no load and 470 V at 400 A. They are
connected in parallel supplying a total load of 400 KW. Assuming
that the voltage power characteristics are linear, determine the
common bus bar voltage and the current supplied by each
machine.
(d) Explain, why the series generators are not suitable for
parallel operation? What remedial measures are taken for its
successful parallel operation? 2. Explain briefly Hopkinsons test
for determination of efficiency of d.c. shunt m/c. what are the
main advantages of this test? 7
3. What is meant by braking of d.c. motors? Describe briefly any
two methods of braking of d.c. shunt motor. 7
4. Two d.c. shunt generator are connected in parallel to supply
a load of 1500 A. One generator has an armature resistance of 0.5
and e.m.f. of 400 V, while the other has an armature resistance of
0.04 and an e.m.f. of 440 V. The resistance of shunt fields are 100
and 80 respectively. Calculate the currents and supplied by
individual generator and terminal voltage V of the combination.
7(b) With neat circuit diagram explain, how to perform Swinburnes
test on a d.c. shunt motor.
(c) Explain the Hopkinsons test to determine the efficiency of
d.c. machine.
(d) Two d.c. generators are connected in parallel to supply
jointly a load of 2000 amperes. The machines have armature
resistance of 0.04 ohm and 0.03 ohm, field resistance of 25 and 20
and give emf of 440 V and 420 V respectively. Determine the current
supplied by each machine and common terminal voltage. (b) Explain
Swinburnes test on d.c. machine. 7(c) Describe the various methods
of breaking in d.c. motors. 7(d) A 30 kW 220 V d.c. shunt motor
with a full load speed of 535 rpm is to be breaked by plugging.
Estimate the value of resistance which should be placed in series
with it to limit the initial breaking current to 200 A. What would
be the value of initial breaking torque? 7Q.5. (a) Discuss
Swinburne test to determine the efficiency of DC machine. (b) A 500
V, 20 kW, DC shunt motor took 2.5A when running light. Its armature
resistance is 0.6 ohm and field resistance is 1,000 ohm. Determine
its full load efficiency. (c) Describe the plugging operation
employed to series motor.
secondary. The primary resistance per phase is 1.8 ohm and
secondary resistance per phase is 0.025 ohm. Determine the
efficiency on full load at unity power factor.
(b) Explain with figure. Hopkinsons Test carried on two dc shunt
machines. 7
(c) A 220 V, dc shunt motor at no load takes a current of 2.5 A.
The resistances of the armature and shunt field are 0.8 and 200
respectively. Calculate the efficiency of the motor when the input
current is 20 A. 7
(d) Two dc shunt generators, operating in parallel, share a load
current of 200 A. Each generator has an armature resistance of 0.10
and field resistance of 100 . Their no-load generated emfs are 250
and 245 volts. Calculate the bus bar voltage and the power output
of each machine. 7. (a) Explain method of Electrical braking of
d.c. motors. 8(b) Hopkinsons test on two identical shunt machines
gave the following readings. Supply voltage = 240 V, field currents
: 6 A and 5 A. Line current 40 A, Armature current of motor = 240
A. Armature resistance of each machine = 0.014 .Voltage drop per
brush = 1V.Find efficiency of each machine. 8(c) Two shunt
generators having armature and field resistance of 0.05 and 100 are
operating in parallel. The emf induced in one machine is 250V,
whereas that in another is 260 V supply a common load of 1500 A.
Calculate terminal voltage and output of each machine. 8