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1. The field current of a 100 kW, 250-V shunt generator Pg =254.05 ( 405 ) [ W ] =102890.25 W
is 5 A when delivering power at rated terminal
voltage and rated load current. The combined
armature and brush resistance is 0.01 ohm. Determine
100000
the efficiency of the generator. η= ∗100=97.19 %
102890.25
Given: P L=100000 W 2. The armature of a shunt generator has 0.05-ohm
V L=250 V effective resistance. Each brush has an effective
I f =5 A resistance of 0.01 ohm. The terminal voltage is 100 V
while the current is 40 A. What is its efficiency?
R A =0.01 Ω
Given: I L =40 A Find: η=?
Find: η=?
V L=100 V
Analysis: Ra =0.05 Ω
R B=0.01 Ω
Analysis:
E g=I A R A +V L
Pg =E g I A
PL
η=
Pg
E g=I A ( Ra + R B ) +V L
Solution: Pg =E g I A
PL Solution:
η= Po =200∗100 [ W ] =20000 W
Pg
Pg =E g I A 200
If = [ A ] =2 A
I A=I L 100
I A=2+100 [ A ] =102 A
Solution:
E g=40 ( 0.05+2 ( 0.01 ) )+ 100 [ V ] =102.8 V PCu1=P f =22∗100 [ W ] =400 W
Σ P loss=2∗660.1 [ W ]=1320.2 W
3. A shunt generator supplies 100 A at 200 V. The
armature and shunt resistances are 0.025 ohms and Pi=20000+1320.2 [ W ] =21320.2 W
100 ohms, respectively. If the copper losses are equal
to the iron losses at this load, find the brake W ∗1 hp
horsepower of the engine driving the generator. Pi=21320.2 =28.58 hp
746 W
Given: I L =100 A Find: Pi=?
V L=200 V
R A =0.025 Ω
R f =100 Ω REFERENCES
PCu =PFe
Σ P loss=2 P Cu
PCu =I 2 R