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7. The following table relates to the open-circuit curve of a shunt gen- erator running at 750 rev/min: Generated voltage (V) Field current (A) 10 172 300 360 385 395 1 2 3 4 Determine the no-load terminal voltage if the field circuit resistance is 125 Q. If the speed is now halved, what is the resultant terminal voltage? At the reduced speed, what value of field circuit resistance will give a no-load terminal voltage of 175 V? (N.C.T.E.C., 0.2) O Whot

7. The following table relates to the open-circuit curve of a shunt gen- erator running at 750 rev/min: Generated voltage (V) Field current (A) 10 172 300 360 385 395 1 2 3 4 Determine the no-load terminal voltage if the field circuit resistance is 125 Q. If the speed is now halved, what is the resultant terminal voltage? At the reduced speed, what value of field circuit resistance will give a no-load terminal voltage of 175 V? (N.C.T.E.C., 0.2) O Whot

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7. The following table relates to the open-circuit curve of a shunt gen- erator running at 750 rev/min: Generated voltage (V) Field current (A) 10 172 300 360 385 395 1 2 3 4 Determine the no-load terminal voltage if the field circuit resistance is 125 N. If the speed is now halved, what is the resultant terminal voltage? At the reduced speed, what value of field circuit resistance will give a no-load terminal voltage of 175 V? (N.C.T.E.C., 0.2) O Whot
Transcribed Image Text:7. The following table relates to the open-circuit curve of a shunt gen- erator running at 750 rev/min: Generated voltage (V) Field current (A) 10 172 300 360 385 395 1 2 3 4 Determine the no-load terminal voltage if the field circuit resistance is 125 N. If the speed is now halved, what is the resultant terminal voltage? At the reduced speed, what value of field circuit resistance will give a no-load terminal voltage of 175 V? (N.C.T.E.C., 0.2) O Whot
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