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Construction & types of synchronous
machines
Types of synchronous machines, simple working of synchronous machine as a generator and motor, expression for induced emf. Generator & motor operation
Resultant mmf vector, armature reaction reactance, synchronous impedance, simple equivalent circuit
Phasor diagram for cylindrical rotor machine, synchronous impedance from open circuit & short-circuit tests, short circuit ratio, generator load characteristics, armature reaction ampere turns and leakage reactance, Potier method
Two-reaction theory of salient pole machine, phasor diagram & power angle relations, reluctance machine
Voltage regulation by different methods
Parallel operation of alternators
Synchronous machine on infinite bus (generator & motor action) and synchronization, synchronous machine operation on infinite bus at
1. Constant excitation with variable load
2. Constant load under variable excitation (O-curves & V-curves) TOP
Starting of synchronous motors, V-curves, Torque & power angle curves
Hunting in synchronous machines, damper winding
a) prevent hunting only
b) prevent hunting & provide the starting toque
c) maintain synchronism
d) provide the starting torque only.
Ans. b
Short-pitched coils in the alternators are used to
a) reduce the size of the machine
b) reduce the harmonics or to eliminate the harmonics from the generated emf
c) provide accurate phase difference of 120 degrees between phases
d) reduce copper losses.
Ans. b
a) demagnetizing
b) of square waveform
c) cross-magnetizing
Ans. c
load power factor is
a) unity
b) zero lagging
c) zero leading
d) 0.8 lagging
Ans. c
a) the machine winding will burn
b) both machines will stop
c) synchronizing torque will be produced to restore synchronism
Ans. c
(1) the reactive component of the output is changed
(2) the active component of the output is changed
(3) the power factor of the load remains the same
(4) (a) and (b) occur simultaneously.
Ans. a
a) rotor and the stator poles of same polarity
b) rotor and the stator poles of opposite polarity
c) rotor and stator teeth
Ans. b