A simple rotating loop between two curved pole faces connected to a battery and a resistor through a switch has the following characteristics : Radius of the loop, r = 8 m, length of the loop, l = 1 m, Resistance = 0.38 ohm, flux density B = 0.22 T and Voltage at the terminals of the loop. Vr = 126 V. What would be the strarting current in the loop if the switch is initially closed? Question 4 Answer a. 0 A b. 2652.63 A c. 331.58 A d. 331.58 A

A simple rotating loop between two curved pole faces connected to a battery and a resistor through a switch has the following characteristics : Radius of the loop, r = 8 m, length of the loop, l = 1 m, Resistance = 0.38 ohm, flux density B = 0.22 T and Voltage at the terminals of the loop. Vr = 126 V. What would be the strarting current in the loop if the switch is initially closed? Question 4 Answer a. 0 A b. 2652.63 A c. 331.58 A d. 331.58 A

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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