rpm (full load), 300 A (full load), 0.0935 armature resistance. The motor efficiency is 90 %. Armature and field windings have separate power supplies. Assume the magnetic circuit is not saturated and neglect armature reaction. Ignore all mechanical losses in the calculation of torque.

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A 130 kW, 470 V separately excited de motor has the following rated values (nameplate): 1940
rpm (full load), 300 A (full load), 0.0935 N armature resistance. The motor efficiency is 90
%. Armature and field windings have separate power supplies. Assume the magnetic circuit is
not saturated and neglect armature reaction. Ignore all mechanical losses in the calculation of
torque.
Transcribed Image Text:A 130 kW, 470 V separately excited de motor has the following rated values (nameplate): 1940 rpm (full load), 300 A (full load), 0.0935 N armature resistance. The motor efficiency is 90 %. Armature and field windings have separate power supplies. Assume the magnetic circuit is not saturated and neglect armature reaction. Ignore all mechanical losses in the calculation of torque.
2. Motor operation variable speed control
Compute, for the following operating conditions, the speed for no load and rated load, the
electromagnetic power and torque, and the speed regulation.
(a) rated armature voltage, rated armature current, rated field current.
(b) 30% rated voltage, rated armature current, rated field current.
(c) rated voltage, rated armature current, 65 % rated field current.
Draw the speed-torque characteristics for the 2 operating voltages in (a)-(b).
Transcribed Image Text:2. Motor operation variable speed control Compute, for the following operating conditions, the speed for no load and rated load, the electromagnetic power and torque, and the speed regulation. (a) rated armature voltage, rated armature current, rated field current. (b) 30% rated voltage, rated armature current, rated field current. (c) rated voltage, rated armature current, 65 % rated field current. Draw the speed-torque characteristics for the 2 operating voltages in (a)-(b).
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