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    This document discusses electromechanical energy conversion in direct current (DC) machines. It explains that losses in a DC generator can be divided into constant losses and variable losses. Constant losses include iron losses, mechanical losses, and shunt field copper losses. Variable losses include armature copper loss, series field copper loss, and compensating winding copper loss. The sum of iron losses and mechanical losses are known as stray losses. The document also presents an equation showing that power input equals power output plus variable losses plus constant losses.

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    This document discusses electromechanical energy conversion in direct current (DC) machines. It explains that losses in a DC generator can be divided into constant losses and variable losses. Constant losses include iron losses, mechanical losses, and shunt field copper losses. Variable losses include armature copper loss, series field copper loss, and compensating winding copper loss. The sum of iron losses and mechanical losses are known as stray losses. The document also presents an equation showing that power input equals power output plus variable losses plus constant losses.

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    DC Generator

    Uploaded by

    Mohammed Medani
    This document discusses electromechanical energy conversion in direct current (DC) machines. It explains that losses in a DC generator can be divided into constant losses and variable losses. Constant losses include iron losses, mechanical losses, and shunt field copper losses. Variable losses include armature copper loss, series field copper loss, and compensating winding copper loss. The sum of iron losses and mechanical losses are known as stray losses. The document also presents an equation showing that power input equals power output plus variable losses plus constant losses.

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     The losses in a DC generator may also be sub-divided into:
    1. Constant losses; 2. Variable losses
    1. Constant losses. The losses in a DC machine which remain the same at all
    loads are called constant losses. The constant losses in a DC machine are:
    (i) Iron losses (ii) Mechanical losses (iii) Shunt field copper losses
    2. Variable losses. The losses in DC machine which vary with load are called
    variable losses. The variable losses in a DC machine are:
    (i) Armature copper loss (ii) Series field copper loss (iii) Compensating
    winding copper loss.

     The sum of the iron losses and mechanical losses in a DC machine are
    known as stray losses i.e. Stray losses = Iron losses + Mechanical losses.
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    where, Power output = VIL watt
    Power input = Power output + Variable losses + Constant losses

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