A 2-pole d.c. shunt generator gave the following open-circuit characteristics when running at 1000 r.p.m. If (A) E(V) 150 The number of armature conductors 400 and the armature resistance is 0.102, the field resistance is 7002. Calculate: Ro と Rf 0 20 0.5 54 1- the residual magnetism 1 105 1.5 2 184 2.5 210 3 230 E = 3.5 244 Za 2 P 2- the voltage to which the machine will excite when run at 900 r.p.m. 3- the additional field resistance when the voltage is 190V at 900 r.p.m. 4- the speed of rotation when the excited voltage is 190V and 7002 field resistance. 5- The load current when the terminal voltage is 180V with 6002 field resistance and 900r.p.m speed. 6- The volt-lost due to armature reaction when the load current is 100A with 180V terminal voltage and 6002 field circuit resistance.
A 2-pole d.c. shunt generator gave the following open-circuit characteristics when running at 1000 r.p.m. If (A) E(V) 150 The number of armature conductors 400 and the armature resistance is 0.102, the field resistance is 7002. Calculate: Ro と Rf 0 20 0.5 54 1- the residual magnetism 1 105 1.5 2 184 2.5 210 3 230 E = 3.5 244 Za 2 P 2- the voltage to which the machine will excite when run at 900 r.p.m. 3- the additional field resistance when the voltage is 190V at 900 r.p.m. 4- the speed of rotation when the excited voltage is 190V and 7002 field resistance. 5- The load current when the terminal voltage is 180V with 6002 field resistance and 900r.p.m speed. 6- The volt-lost due to armature reaction when the load current is 100A with 180V terminal voltage and 6002 field circuit resistance.
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