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Chapter 28 Solutions
Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity
- Q2. Drive the transformations for currents between a rotating balanced two phase (a,ẞ) winding and a pseudo stationary two phase (d,q) wingding.arrow_forwardThe formulas that should be used to solve the question are in the second picture, also B = k/n a= l/carrow_forward"I need proof in the solution and a supported source with the solution." Write a 8086 microprocessor program to clear (100) consecutive memory locations starting at offset address 8000H. Assume the data segment value equal to 3000H write an 8086 microprocessor program to add two numbers each of four bytes. The first number (least significant byte) starts at memory offset 0500H and the second number (least significant byte) start at offset memory address 0600H Assume the data segment value equal to 0100H.Store the result at memory offset starts 0800H write a program to move a block of 100 numbers consecutive bytes of data strings at offset address 8000 H in memory to another block of memory locations starting at offset address A000 H. assume that both blocks are in the same data segment value 3000H (25 Marks) Write a program to multiply AX by (10.5) using shift instructionarrow_forward
- solve simultaneous equation for the analogue computer given in figurearrow_forward5.2 Explain how a rotating commutator winding may be represented as an equivalent pseudo-stationary coil along the brush axis, and describe the special properties of this type of coil. Write the general voltage and torque equations for the two-pole commutator machine shown in Fig. Prob. 5.2. Explain how the rotational inductance coefficients (G) may be obtained in terms of the Land 1 inductance coefficients. q-axis 9 Fig. Prob. 5.2 d-axisarrow_forward(b) Derive the steady state voltage equations for a compensated metadyne generator shown in Fig.1 A 2kW, 200V, 1500rpm, 2-pole fully compensated metadyne generator has the following parameters: Field self inductance and resistance 30Η, 200Ω Armature self inductance and resistance 0.067, 1 Ω - Field armature mutual inductance 1.2H Calculate for steady state operation, the field current and power gain at rated output. 19-axis १६ Fig. 1 Laxis -arrow_forward
- Q2: Determine the suitable auto-transformation ratio for starting a 3-phase induction motor with line current not exceeding three times the full-load current. The short-circuit current is 5 times the full-load current and full-load slip is 5%. Estimate also the starting torque in terms of the full-load torque.arrow_forward(a) Explain the required tests to construct the circle diagram of the induction motor. The stator leakage impedance of a star connected induction motor is (0.5+j1.4) § per phase, and the rotor leakage impedance referred to stator is (0.6+j1.5) 2 per phase. Neglect the magnitizing current, estimate the line current and torque if the machine runs with a slip of 5 percent when connected to a 400V three phase supply (i) normal operation, and (ii) with one line open.arrow_forwardQ2. Enumerate the stages in derivation from first principles of the voltage equation for unbalanced operation of three phase induction motor. Find the efficiency of an induction motor at full load. The machine details are given in the following: 2000hp, 2300V, 3-phase star connected, 60Hz, 4-pole, full load slip R, 0.022, R, 0.1202, Re-451.29, X=500, X, X,=0.320, = 0.03746, When the speed is 1400rpm, using the synchronous reference frames model and rotating reference model. [17M]arrow_forward
- Derive the steady state voltage equations for a compensated metadyne generator shown in Fig.1 A 2kW, 200V, 1500rpm, 2-pole fully compensated metadyne generator has the following parameters: Field self inductance and resistance 30Η, 200Ω Armature self inductance and resistance 0.06Η, 1 Ω Field armature mutual inductance 1.2H Calculate for steady state operation, the field current and power gain at rated output. 19-axis บ Fig. 1 F daxisarrow_forward(b) Derive the transformations for currents between a rotating balanced two phase (a,ẞ) winding and a pseudo stationary two phase (d,q) winding. (assume equal turns on all coils). From power invariance, show that the voltage transformations are identical to those for the currents. Describe, from physical concepts, how the transformation may be used to represent a three phase synchronous machine. Explain how torque is developed.arrow_forwardQ3. (a) Explain the principle of operation of the induction generator and compare its characteristics with those of the alternator. (b) A 3 phase synchronous generator is delivering a power of 0.9 infinite bus at rated voltage and at a pf 0.8 lagging. The generator has X-1 & X=0.6p.u. Determine the load angle and the excitation voltage. In case loss of excitation takes place, will the generator remain in synchronism?arrow_forward
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