Q4 The O.C.C. of a separately excited d.c. generator driven at 1000 r.p.m. is as follows Field current (A) E.M.F. (V) The machine is connected as a shunt generator and driven at 1100 r.p.mand the armature resistance is 0.1Q. Find: 1- The residual magnetism for 2-pole armature with 500 conductors. 2- The e.m.f. to which the machine will excite when the field resistançe is 800. 162. 3- The additional resistance required in the field circuit to reduce e.m.f. to 200V 7.65 4- The speed at which an e.m.f. of 220V can be obtained with field circuit resistance of 80Ω. 5- The yolts lost due to armature reaction when 100A are passing in the armature aț a terminal voltage of 180V. 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 20 54 107 152 185 210 230 245 420. S5

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Q4 The O.C.C. of a separately excited d.c. generator driven at 1000 r.p.m. is as follows
Field current (A)
E.M.F. (V)
The machine is connected as a shunt generator and driven at 1100 r.p.mand the armature
resistance is 0.1Q. Find: A
1- The residual magnetism for 2-pole armature with 500 conductors. 2
2- The e.m.f. to which the maachine will excite when the field resistance is 800. 162.
3- The additional resistance required in the field circuit to reduce e.m.f. to 200V 2.65
4- The speed at which an e.m.f. of 220V can be obtained with field circuit resistance of
00.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3.
3.5
20 54
107
152
185
210
230
245
420. 33
80Ω.
5- The volts lost due to armature reacțion when 100A are passing in the armature aț a
terminal voltage of 180V.
Transcribed Image Text:Q4 The O.C.C. of a separately excited d.c. generator driven at 1000 r.p.m. is as follows Field current (A) E.M.F. (V) The machine is connected as a shunt generator and driven at 1100 r.p.mand the armature resistance is 0.1Q. Find: A 1- The residual magnetism for 2-pole armature with 500 conductors. 2 2- The e.m.f. to which the maachine will excite when the field resistance is 800. 162. 3- The additional resistance required in the field circuit to reduce e.m.f. to 200V 2.65 4- The speed at which an e.m.f. of 220V can be obtained with field circuit resistance of 00.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3. 3.5 20 54 107 152 185 210 230 245 420. 33 80Ω. 5- The volts lost due to armature reacțion when 100A are passing in the armature aț a terminal voltage of 180V.
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