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Electrical Machines (ENEE 3206)

Year / Semester : 3 / 2

Lecture Notes (1)

Oct. 2019

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Power System Protection (ENEE 4101)

Dr. Izzeldin Idris Abdalla
PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, (Universiti Teknologi
PETRONAS, Malaysia)

MSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, (Universiti Teknologi

PETRONAS, Malaysia)

BSC (Hons) in Electrical Engineering, ( University of Juba, Sudan)

Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering
University of Bahri
Elkadaro, Khartoum Bahri, Khartoum, Sudan
HP: +249923198884
Email: eng.izzeldin@gmail.com

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Course Description
 This course examines the basic theory,
characteristics, construction operation and
application of rotating electrical machines.
General aims of the course:
 To introduce the fundamentals of AC machine.
 Principles of AC machines including detailed
operating induction motor, synchronous motors,
alternators and Transformers.
 Understanding of construction, characteristics,
operation and proper application of AC machines
used in industries.
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Course Outlines
 Introduction to AC Machine.
 Synchronous Generators.
 Synchronous Motors.
 Three-Phase Induction Machines.
 Three-Phase Induction Motors.
 Induction Generators.
 DC Motors.
 DC Generators.
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Learning Outcomes:
 At the end of the course, the student should be able to
have Knowledge and understanding to:
 Describe the construction, characteristics, operation and application
of A.C. and D.C. rotating electrical machines.
Intellectual skills:
 Solve magnetic circuit problems using formulae, certain Laws & Rules.
 Solve problems relating to generated voltage, terminal voltage, ect.
 Solve problems relating to rotor speed, flux, torque, efficiency, ect.
 Solve problems relating to synchronous speed, slip, rotor frequency,..
Professional and practical skills:
 Safely wire and operate electrical rotating machines and their
associated metering and starting equipment.
General and transferable skills:
 Explain the results of laboratory tests on various rotating electrical
machines under load conditions.
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Study Plan for the Course

The following are details of the Electrical Machines
course covered in this semester and the corresponding
credit hours (CH) and contact hours for lectures (Lec)

Contact hours
Practi Credit Prerequisite
Course Theory Tut.
Course Title cal Hours Course
Code
Lec.
ENEE
ENEE 3206 Electrical Machines 2 2 2 3 ENEE
ENEE

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Course Textbook & References

 Electric Machinery and Power System Fundamentals, Stephen
J. Chapman.
 Theory of AC Machinery, A.S. Langsdorf, McGRAW-HILL Pub.
 Electrical Machines, Drives, and Power Systems” Theodore
Wild.
 Alternating Current Machines, M.G.Say, Pitman Pub.
 Power Generation Handbook.
 Periodicals, Web sites, e-materials … etc
1) www.4shared.com
2) Google Search.

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Teaching Methods
Teaching Methods
a) Lectures: There will be one lecture a week scheduled for 2
hours.

PowerPoint Presentations and hand written in the board are

using for explanation.

(b) Problem Solving : A set of problems will be handed out and

must be submitted for marking.

(c) Two Exams will be given during the semester, a Mid-term

Exam and a final Exam.

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Class Policy
Class Policy

All students must be punctual. Student who absent for more

than 25% will be barred from attending the final exam.
You are expected to respect others in the class and treat
them with civility.
Talking, eating, drinking, Sleeping, etc. will not be tolerated
during the class.
Late attendance will not be tolerated and will be counted as
an absence.
Your written reports and examinations must be your own
work.

Academic Misconduct will not be tolerated.

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Grading Policy
All reports and assignments must be
submitted before due date.
A penalty of 10%/day will be applied
Grading for late submission up to the 7 days.
Policy Late submissions more than a week
will not be accepted.
Success in coursework is essential to
pass the course.

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Assessment

Reports,
Midterm
Attendance Class Work, Final Exam Final Grade
Exam
(5%) Quiz (70%) (100%)
(15 %)
(10%)

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