Example 2: a 3-phase SM its armature resistance is 0.50 and syn. Reactance is 0.86692/phase. The supply voltage is 150V and the shaft load including core an friction losses are 6.5 kW. The phase current is 50A. Find the induced emf. Armature winding is (star connected. Peu = 312 Ra = 3x 50²x 0.5= 3750 w P₁ = 6500 + 3750 = 10250w P 10250 cos √3Vxl -1Xs R √3x150x50 tan ¹ 1.732 = 60° 0.789, p = cos ¹0.789 = 37.9° 0= tan At lagging: y=8-= 60-37.9=22.1%, at leading: y= 8+ = 60+37.997.9° E² = V² + Er² − 2V E, cos 22500+2500-150 x 50 x (0.926 or -0.137) Eo=134.3 OR 161.3 V

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Example 2: a 3-phase SM its armature resistance is 0.50 and syn. Reactance is
0.86692/phase. The supply voltage is 150V and the shaft load including core and
friction losses are 6.5 kW. The phase current is 50A. Find the induced emf.
Armature winding is (star connected.
Pcu = 312 R₂ = 3x 50²x 0.5= 3750 w
P₁ = 6500 + 3750 = 10250w
P
10250
cos
√3Vxl
Xs
R
=
√3x150x50
tan-¹ 1.732 = 60°
0.789,
p = cos ¹0.789 = 37.9°
0= tan
At lagging: y=8-= 60-37.9-22.1%, at leading: y= 8+ = 60+37.997.9°
E² = V² + Er² − 2V E₂ cos = 22500+2500 -150 x 50 x (0.926 or -0.137)
Eo 134.3 OR 161.3 V
Transcribed Image Text:Example 2: a 3-phase SM its armature resistance is 0.50 and syn. Reactance is 0.86692/phase. The supply voltage is 150V and the shaft load including core and friction losses are 6.5 kW. The phase current is 50A. Find the induced emf. Armature winding is (star connected. Pcu = 312 R₂ = 3x 50²x 0.5= 3750 w P₁ = 6500 + 3750 = 10250w P 10250 cos √3Vxl Xs R = √3x150x50 tan-¹ 1.732 = 60° 0.789, p = cos ¹0.789 = 37.9° 0= tan At lagging: y=8-= 60-37.9-22.1%, at leading: y= 8+ = 60+37.997.9° E² = V² + Er² − 2V E₂ cos = 22500+2500 -150 x 50 x (0.926 or -0.137) Eo 134.3 OR 161.3 V
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