Step 1:
\A sinusoidal alternating current supply has a maximum value of 396.04 V and a periodic time of 50 milliseconds.
\The maximum/peak voltage is .
Time period of sinusoidal function is ms.
(2.1.1)
\Find RMS value of the voltage.
\The RMS voltage is .
Where is peak voltage.
(2.1.2)
\Find the average value of the voltage.
\The average voltage is .
Where is peak voltage.
(2.1.3)
\Find the frequency.
\Frequency is resiprocal of time period.
\Where is time period.
(2.1.4)
\Find the instantaneous value after two milliseconds.
\The instantaneous voltage Vi value after a time of 2ms is given as:
\Where is angular frequency,
t is time.
\The instantaneous voltage Vi value after a time of 2ms
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A 48 kVA 4 800/48 V, 50 Hz single-phase transformer has 3000 turns on the primary winding
\(2.2)
\Transformer rating 48 kVA.
\Frequnecy is .
Number of turns in primary winding is .
Primary voltage is .
Secondary voltage is .
(2.2.1)
\Find the turn ration.
\Turn ratio is given as .
The turns ratio is 1:100.
\(2.2.2)
\Find the number of secondary winding turns.
\The number turns can be find using the formula .
Substitute ,
and
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The number of turns in secondary winding is 30.
\(2.2.3)
\Find the secondary full-load current.
\The formula for full-load current is .
Secondary voltage is .
Transformer rating 48 kVA.
\Secondary full-load current is
\The secondary full-load current is 577.35 A.
\(2.2.4)
\Find the maximum value of the core flux.
\Formula for the maximum core flux is .
Substitute ,
and
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The maximum value of the core flux is 7.202 m Wb.
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(2.3.1)
\The two branches current are and
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Write the equation in complex form.
\Polar form to complex form :
\If the polar form of equation is then complex form of
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Complex form of equation is
Complex form of equation is
For parallel connection : .
Hence the resultant current is .
in polar form can be written as
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Hence .
Step 2:
\Phasor diagram :
\Plot the phasor diagram .
Solution :
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(1.1)
\Step 1:
\For a four pole generator :
\The number of conductors Z is 315 conductors.
\Armature resistance is 0.6 .
Brush resistance is 0.4 .
The total armature resistance Ra is 0.6 + 0.4 = 1 .
Flux per pole is 0.1 Wb.
\Supplies load of 50 kW at 1000 v.
\Armature current is .
The EMF of a DC generator : ,
is the emf of the DC Generator.
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where Z is the number of conductors.
\N is the speed of the DC generator.
\ is the magnetic flux.
P is the number of magnetic poles.
\a is the number of parallel circuits.
\Step 2:
\Calculate the emf of the DC Generator.
\Emf of the DC Generator is 950 v.
\EMF of a DC generator : .
For a four pole generator : P = 4
\For wave wound winding : a = 2
\Speed of the DC generator is 905 rpm.
\Soltuion :
\Speed of the DC generator is 905 rpm.
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A short-shunt compound generator supplies a load of 100 A. It has a shunt-field resistance of 20 ohms, an armature resistance of 0.3 ohm and a field resistance of 0.2 ohm. Determine the armature EMF if the terminal voltage is 180 V.
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The short-shunt compound generator supplies a load current of 100 A.
\Shunt field resistance is 20 .
Armature resistance is 0.3 .
Field resistance is 0.2 .
Terminal voltage is 180 v.
\Construct a circuit daigram of short-shunt compound generator with specifications.
\EMF generated by the DC generator is , where
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Step 2:
\Calculate .
Armature current .
EMF generated by the DC generator is .
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EMF generated by the DC generator is .
Solution:
\EMF generated by the DC generator is .