What are the limitations of solid type cables? How are these overcome in pressure cables?

Q: Subject: Electrical & Electronics Engineering Course: Power Electronics Question: What is…

A: Stranded Conductor: Regular conductors are made of one single piece of metal wire but stranded…

Q: What are the precautions that have to be followed while handling the resigns during cable joining…

A: The cable joints are made in this way that the joints are accessible for inspection, when fault is…

Q: Larger conductors should be used for long runs to minimize the? A. Current B. Voltage drop c.…

A: for the long runs the larger conductors are generally used.

Q: How is the grounded conductor in a flat multiconductor cable 4 or larger identified

A: Using the NEC 200.6(B), the identification of the grounded conductor can be done. The following…

Q: Inter pole winding is connected in - series with armature O series with main poles parallel with…

A: Interpole Winding: - An interpole winding is connected to minimise the effect of armature reaction.…

Q: The figure below shows a ring distributor with interconnector BD. The supply is given at point A.…

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Q: Define interlocking in electrical systems. What is it's significance?

A: According to the given question, it is required to define interlocking in electrical systems along…

Q: How do voids in the insulation cause breakdown of the cable?

A: For the transmission and distribution purpose of electric power, high voltage cables are used. The…

Q: What is the difference between an intrinsic and an extrinsic strengthening mechanism, and on which…

A: A intrinsic strengthening mechanism is used to ease the plasticity process in material. It makes the…

Q: In terminating the coaxial cable, if the present procedure is to cut part of the braided shield and…

A: Procedure for terminating coaxial cable Step 1: The tools you will need: Compression tool Cable…

Q: the course is power transmission system... what are the limitations of Screened cables? why we…

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Q: () List any three factors to be considered for mechanical design of overhead lines

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Q: 4. What is the effect of laid cables in proximity to each other?

A: The effect of laid cables in proximity also called as proximity effect which means the interaction…

Q: What is granding of cables? Explain.

A: to explain grading of cables

Q: Label the parts of Tubular Steel Poles

A: Steel tabular poles are not commonly used poles these poles are used when there is need of low cost…

Q: 7. Explain radial distributor.

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Q: What is RG rating of coaxial cable? Give detailed answer please

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Q: What are types of conductor (wire) materials and where are they used in building electrical systems?

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Q: In an overhead system, the basis of comparison is the maximum voltage between conductor and ground.…

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Q: 9. For a 4-pole, 2-layer, dc lap-winding with 20 slots and one conductor per layer. What is number…

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Q: Describe some of the factors that have contributed to the delays in undersea cable maintenance.

A: The underground cables play a major role in the internet flow in many of the country's.They are a…

Q: 4. What is voltage regulation of line?

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Q: what is steady state stability? why ground wire is used on the top of tower ?

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Q: What is the super tension cable and application,rating

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Q: g) How do voids in the insulation cause breakdown of the cable?

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Q: With lapse of time what is the change in insulation resistance expected? Why?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: What do you call device/tool used for measuring the galvanization or coating of grounding and tower…

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Q: 4.Justify: why electrical isolation and theft prevention are the advantages of non-conductive cable?

A: According to the given question, it is required to determine the reason why non-conductive cables…

Q: b) Why Generation Voltage Levels are low in the range of 11 kV/ 33 kV etc? c) Why ACSR Conductors…

A: b) we know that the voltage drop in line depecds upon various factors such as:- Load value, load…

Q: What is RG rating of coaxial cable? Give detailed answer please

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Q: Explain some of the factors that have contributed to the delays in undersea cable maintenance.

A: Communication is the exchange of information. Information can be imparted to either individuals or a…

Q: Justify: why electrical isolation and theft prevention are the advantages of non-conductive cable?

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Q: Explain the meaning of the term “bundle conductor transmission line" and discuss the effects of its…

A: A single-stranded conductor is used for transmitting the power from one end to the other ends when…

Q: A single core cable has a conductor diameter of 1 cm and insulation thickness of 0.4 cm. If the…

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Q: The segment length for coaxial cable is -

A: COAXIAL CABLE: It is an electrical cable which transmits radio frequency (RF) signals from one point…

Q: What are the common problems encountered when using parallel wire line? Coaxial lines? What are the…

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Q: What is a twisted pair cable?What are its two types and draw the sketch?

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Q: What is grading of cables.Explain?

A: In case of underground cable insulating layer very close to the conductor experiences maximum…

Q: (i) List any three factors to be considered for mechanical design of overhead lines

A: List of the factor to be design overhead transmission line

Q: Please explain why it is preferable to use coaxial cable rather than twist pair wire.

A: 1) In real time  applications the noise ( unwanted signal) can be add to the required information.…

Q: What is need of using copper conductors instead of aluminum in underground transmission system?

A: In this question , we will write the reason why copper conductor used in underground transmission…

Q: Draw the developed diagram of a 3-ph, 4-pole, single layer, full pitch wa.ve winding. The number of…

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Q: A single core cable has a conductor diameter of 1 cm and insulation thickness of 0.4 cm. If the…

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Q: 4 poles -26 conductors -double layer -simplex wave winding Can you do this in "armature…

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Q: Why are laminated poles used in modern de machine construction? What is an insulation class?

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Q: How can you manage high currents in challenging industrial environments?

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Single Phase Induction Motor

The single-phase induction motor or engine consists of a single rotating phase in the stator and a rotating cage in the rotor. When phase one supply is connected to the stator winding, a magnetic field is generated. In the pulsating field, the rotor does not rotate due to inertia. So, a single-phase import motor does not start and requires some initial methods.