H.W. 1.5: A D.C. shunt motor, after running several hours on constant voltage of 400 V, takes field current of 1.6 A. 1f temperature rise is 40 C°, what value of extra resistance is required in field circuit to maintain field current equal to 1.6 A. Assume motor started from cold at 20 C° and a20 = 00043/C°. Answer: Rx = 36.6894 2

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W. 1.1 it is required to maintain a loading of 5 kW in a heating unit. At an initial
temperature of 15 C°, a voltage of 200 V is necessary for this purpose. When the unit is
settled down to a steady temperature, a voltage of 220 V is required to maintain the same
loading. Estimate the final temperature of the heating element, if the resistance
temperature coefficient of the heating element is 0.0006 per C° at 0 Co.
Answer: t2 = 368.15 C°
H.W. 1.2: Determine the current flowing at the instant of switching a 60 watt lamp on a
230 V supply. The ambient temperature is 25 Co. The filament temperature is 2000 C
and the resistance temperature coefficient is 0.005 /C° at 0 C°.
Answer: I = 2.548 A
H.W.1.3: At 0 C°, a specimen of copper wire has its resistance equal to 4-milliohm and
its temperature coefficient of resistance equal to (1/234.5) per Co. Find the values of its
resistance and temperature coefficient of resistance at 70 Co.
Answer: Rt = 5.194 m2, a70= 0.003284/ C°
H.W. 1.4: At 0 C°, the resistances and their temperature coefficients of resistance of two
resistors 'A and 'B' are 80 ohm and 120 ohm, and 0.0038 per Co and 0.0018 per Co,
respectively. Find the temperature-coefficient of resistance at 0 Co of their series
combination.
Answer: a12 = 2.6 x 103 /C°
H.W. 1.5: A D.C. shunt motor, after running several hours on constant voltage of 400 V,
takes field current of 1.6 A. 1f temperature rise is 40 C°, what value of extra resistance is
required in field circuit to maintain field current equal to 1.6 A. Assume motor started
from cold at 20 C° and a20 = 00043/C°.
Answer: Rx = 36.6894 2
Transcribed Image Text:omework chapter one:- W. 1.1 it is required to maintain a loading of 5 kW in a heating unit. At an initial temperature of 15 C°, a voltage of 200 V is necessary for this purpose. When the unit is settled down to a steady temperature, a voltage of 220 V is required to maintain the same loading. Estimate the final temperature of the heating element, if the resistance temperature coefficient of the heating element is 0.0006 per C° at 0 Co. Answer: t2 = 368.15 C° H.W. 1.2: Determine the current flowing at the instant of switching a 60 watt lamp on a 230 V supply. The ambient temperature is 25 Co. The filament temperature is 2000 C and the resistance temperature coefficient is 0.005 /C° at 0 C°. Answer: I = 2.548 A H.W.1.3: At 0 C°, a specimen of copper wire has its resistance equal to 4-milliohm and its temperature coefficient of resistance equal to (1/234.5) per Co. Find the values of its resistance and temperature coefficient of resistance at 70 Co. Answer: Rt = 5.194 m2, a70= 0.003284/ C° H.W. 1.4: At 0 C°, the resistances and their temperature coefficients of resistance of two resistors 'A and 'B' are 80 ohm and 120 ohm, and 0.0038 per Co and 0.0018 per Co, respectively. Find the temperature-coefficient of resistance at 0 Co of their series combination. Answer: a12 = 2.6 x 103 /C° H.W. 1.5: A D.C. shunt motor, after running several hours on constant voltage of 400 V, takes field current of 1.6 A. 1f temperature rise is 40 C°, what value of extra resistance is required in field circuit to maintain field current equal to 1.6 A. Assume motor started from cold at 20 C° and a20 = 00043/C°. Answer: Rx = 36.6894 2
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