A separately excited DC motor is rotated at 1000rpm, the variation of armature terminal voltage as a function of field current is measured under no-load conditions and tabulated below: IF 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.40.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 VT 0 30 60 85 102 115 124 130 134 | 60 The field winding supply VF = 24V and the field resistance is adjustable. The armature winding resistance RA=0.20 and the armature terminal voltage VT=130V a) Calculate the field current if the motor is operated with no-load at 1000 rpm b) The motor drives a load at 1200 rpm. Calculate the armature voltage at 1200 rpm if the field resistance RF=600 c) Calculate the torque for the above condition

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A separately excited DC motor is rotated at 1000rpm, the variation of armature
terminal voltage as a function of field current is measured under no-load
conditions and tabulated below:
IF 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8
VT 0 30
60 85 102 115 124 130 134
The field winding supply VF = 24V and the field resistance is adjustable. The
armature winding resistance RA=0.20 and the armature terminal voltage
VT=130V
a) Calculate the field current if the motor is operated with no-load at 1000
rpm
b) The motor drives a load at 1200 rpm. Calculate the armature voltage at
1200 rpm if the field resistance RF=600
c) Calculate the torque for the above condition
d) The motor supplies a mechanical load of 4000W at 1450rpm. The
mechanical rotational losses are 160W, calculate the efficiency.
Transcribed Image Text:A separately excited DC motor is rotated at 1000rpm, the variation of armature terminal voltage as a function of field current is measured under no-load conditions and tabulated below: IF 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 VT 0 30 60 85 102 115 124 130 134 The field winding supply VF = 24V and the field resistance is adjustable. The armature winding resistance RA=0.20 and the armature terminal voltage VT=130V a) Calculate the field current if the motor is operated with no-load at 1000 rpm b) The motor drives a load at 1200 rpm. Calculate the armature voltage at 1200 rpm if the field resistance RF=600 c) Calculate the torque for the above condition d) The motor supplies a mechanical load of 4000W at 1450rpm. The mechanical rotational losses are 160W, calculate the efficiency.
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