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ASSIGNMIENT- 3
the conetyetion of D.C.
diagram €xplain
* Se
2
Se an ee eee Le
i
eat
fj with on yoke
fav oni
pole shoe
Pole core
Armature winding
Armature tpoth
*) Tt serves the purpose of outtmmost covey of the dC machine
90 that the insulating maktyials Jet Prtccted fom hampu |
StmesPheric elements like mdistwe, dust and Various gases |ike So,
acidic Fumes eke
LTE Prtvides me chonica| Suppers to tHe poles
he magnetic cimwirt .Z& provides a path of
Chance fow magnetic Flux, The
important to
% fort of
low yeluctance Path is
wid wostnge of Power te Provide
same Huge
and hence the Power is
necessary HP the path
Longe cmeLane Ha,
duce the
he pro
has high velackence he PI
shape
jar Mdlealen a
Se os be ete wily iT po Sem
) Each pole is divided into two Pasts nanely
4) Coch pole is
ij Pole Shoe
oe
¢
a) Fanckions of pole cove. od
#3) folk. cre basically comes gis
4 Produce the fluy
Ie shoe =
eld winding which is necessary
diets 4. Flax Produced Ureugh airy gap te armature, oe
net pole
#) Pole,
Flay ,
5
Core t> come acess the
induced tmP To achieve
bolted 4s the yone
5 necessary +o Produce larger
+ Pee shoe has been” -then
3 Field winding #
4] The Feld winding
diction
a] Funckions ° To
OMY Cumenk due te
the Field, winding
which pol
is phed behaves 1 ids
Ron which
ect, edcing
as
ME Cesar Huy. " “lecoomagthe
Field i.e &xerbing
Field winding
“alled
has 2 caty Gantt hence obviously
abminins 5 coPper
conducting material, $0
c weake ony “BPO
Bat Feld coils are requrved
R bend about Pole core and. copper has good.
cn, nape tnolessteal ee
et can bad easily
19 divided. inte vecvionS coils called Pield oils
ennecked . in gevies with wach one 2 wound in
direction -.avound pole-n auch that alienate 'N
5 ox formed
\ nanber ef poles ip deneted. 95 P
4] Armakine =
marta
TJ Armature winding
[Armature Core F Aimatere core 15 Gylindvical i shape mounted on
Shah or
he. Te coreits oF clots on its Peviphoy and the air
‘ a the aly How deigh” amie Oe me
apes
made Amma
ornate ee Core Provides house for avmakur winding i.e
J} 7o Pavide a Poth of
SO dng low reluctance to the majnctic Hux Prdecedgerade Conductor is
of DC. denevatoy
5) Commuctct0¥
“he basic natwe
aldonating . This needs
hich i5 possible by device
Te is oylintyicdl
oh em induced
in Case
eceioctions
fale RO aa
in Shape made. of hard
ated fom cach
datan Coffer segments. These segments are insula
other by a fayey of mica
J Bushes & Bwsh gear 2
> Brushes collect fom Commutntoy F make it available to Sttionay
fxternal creat
> Ball beaving are coually ag they are more veliable.
> Fer heavy dindy machines voltty benvings arc Prefened
BA) Aibaal iaotint ons denies an overs equation of D.C genanter?
Ske
PSNo of poles
$> The magnekic Pix per pole
2 > Tokal No. of conductors
A> No.of poyalle|
Paths on this the avingture winding
N+ Rokaticnal sped of vator in ypm
Gonsider one evolution of the eer AS the wkOY makes N
makes
*orolitions in one
‘ minutes pL “
oe makes Wee revolutions in one
“2 Time taken in makin
e oe 5 OMe —YeVolution
bo.
Yoo N
Boag. |.
#1 the magnetic Puy cae
WL poles, the +t!creravaed. rons RUuCoRN gee Toa a this. amatine
ux Eransvers : i
vg ive br © Single Conduciay the Chands, 7 sae
veieion SL GPP
nduced EmP per conductor
ad _ Pe - Ned
A 60
is gen by Paraday's lass as
&
At Gy
coils. and the coils axe
connected 40 make
collect the emt
The brushes
The net em E generated
e conduceors axe
ced te fev parallel Paths
fem oll these identical Poralllel paths .
NM eG hs Gms cs ae cael Gane TCE
Pavaltal Poth
As the owmatiwe has 2 numbus of Conductors and there
are A number of poxallel paths ,
The umber oF conductors por povallel path io 2
A
Beye
A
Se)
€- gan?
Goh
Nokes =P (Sup winding)
A=2 (wave nding)torque developed in g
far actor
3) Desive an expression of
ie ois bout an axis 15 colled torque
PThe tuning oy twisting Force
consider oa wheel of vadins R
meters acted upon by a circumferential
force F newts a5 shown in the
Figure
> The wheel is wodating at a speed of N vepim. then 5 angular
Speed 16
= STN doce,
rn
60
a
$0 wovtlene “ia lone vel Con ois
W=F Distance travelled in one RVolution
=F xaRR Joules
F= pmer developed = Workdone
Time
= EXT Rees on
Time fer Trey
= a)
Txu9. at]
Torque in Nm
= Angular speed in vadlsec
whet, Tetl wemeture of
bogie developed by the arma
Pe ae armature rye
rt io aldo colled
” armatuve 19 Ela,
hanical Power developed in the armature is
ne qyoss mechani 5:
sean om’ othe Power GRU RENT
shen
speed. of the motor 19 N vip ‘i
in Armature © Aymatsre dovyue 0
Tee Toe BN
3 60
>tut Ev in a motor is given by, Eye pene
2 GONZ y Tee Tex ZEN
60A 0
199 ¢ Te, PZ
oa 3
| -Tavetcleaeeagita nas
OUT sis a
YTis is the torque epution of D.C motor
4y what is back emt. ? Stak 5 Significance ?
+] TH is seen tn the Geneaking
action, that when a conduct
cuts the Vines of Flux emt
gets induced in the conductow
In 0 D.C motor, atley 0 mrboving action, amature stats votnting
and amature conductors Cut the main Hux, 50 rk there
Generating action existing tn a motor after motoring action
4) There 5 an induced mh in dhe. Yotuting amature conductors
acervding to Fovadays lau of Clectomagnet ie induction , This
induced tomP in the gormature always acts in tha oppositeLena's jo
dy & Be
i ie €.0
ie
is
ahd
hinge
dnectie®
che MSE
eo ees uf
producing
divection
uk sae cht
an oppose
°
oy voltage, fe iS Called,
js denoted 0 Ey
action which ug
the Supply
a] is this Em olonys oppee' ote
back ema and danoted 5
genented by
ob genenttors
erect
oe os a magnitude can
bosically it 90
hen een pate 15 OT
b i dio) atch d. earlier Se
ri fe; ge which Is derive “
determined by the na
[exe geN2 oles
~ Goh
whoe all synbol5 Cary the game meaning a4 Seen ealion in
Case oF genemtors
A) Wis Em# i shown schematically so HP Vis Supply voleaga in
Volts ond Ru is he value of the omotioe resistance, the
equivalent electric civeuk can be shown in ig
|
a) Buck emt ina dcmotoy
ENeHOge equation of DC tage, ') tfpivalent come
, ae
4) From the Guile Gralla,
can be obtained as,
Henge’ equation ov a. D.C. rotor
N= 64 TRG Bah depeglectécl
Te con be expressed as,
dc, motor becomes
mit Hhe :
a weselp to dvaw the
motor adjusts
ty the load demand
satis.
+, is
le of this fact is that the back 2
principle ©
ie base pepe of te fe
poputional 4 epee. Eb
motor ‘tries +2
ood 15 Suddenly pute on te the motn¥,
down . $0 5 of oy yducls Idee “Ee which back €.m
$ " peed oetor ‘ whi ve 5
a 4 Cases Sy the nek voltage. acres the armeture (V-e
Iso decrtases So the
we
moter dyans move ortatnre cure
inGses ond me
by the
<4 the incaced ametve cunene, Force Cepettenced, a
onibidors and hence the torque 97 the omodtenre re, fs
newtase in the mrque ip Just sufficient gactishy incrtased
danareh
when load on the motoy ig decrosed the Speed of the motor -tries
Hence back E.md increases This causes (v- ee)
te veduce with evertuelly he speed Stops
amufiae
4 increase, The
inexcaging when the
Cartnk Produce the ess foryee required by ree load
*}Sd back emf wegulates He Piow of
ovmectine cument § it
aurtematically alteys
amen Gente te meet Le joad Yeysihenent
This) isaeetleeap racial syrteind ofconductors , =
ve,
500 amactun
erectov Seat hee will be EMF Geel
0.0! at (000 yon? wha
driven +0
BJA & Pole De gen jf
Useful flux per pole ° 2
p crne Chal ane Yin?
Be ae
wave wound?
if winding i tal
must be de epail o% which
Produce the same unt te we te
Z= S00 conductors
G = 0,065 wh
N= tooo xpm
when He lap Connect Axp.8 § Ey=?
&
BPNZ S 0.065% 8x looox 300 _ gt ge
on Seca
i} N=?
when Eq = SWH.66TV § winding 16 wave connected
he Azo
SUILECT = 0.065 x 8x Ny S00
6 Xo
N = SULCETx Coxe
0.065 x8 x Soo» y-pole g20V lap conmuttd OC shure motor has 36 slots,
v4! j
set creel ol omenreucen aia drs 2 cuntnt oF
och 3° ™
iat bpm ta supply . The field resistence and amature
a vene av WoL $ ol vespeesively The moter
act pak Power af Gicw, The Hux Per pole is
the Speed
Aythe orn developed. Bey the eemnacins
the. shad - Torque.
ai
develops an
Hom wh calculate
Pek Wap comected. As Patt
mot oY 22364 162516
eo Geeta
potox lo” wb
Bice ae es o
Ne Ep x GOA
gP2
shunt motor
+ Take 1.0, b= V- TaRe
1 Ey = V- Ta Ra = 220- 3b%0.1
E,= 216.2 V
N= Eyx6oxh
i X60 KI
gP2 oh See
Loyyo®y 4xST6ASSLSNMEN T - 4
the emP equation of a Transformer and hence obtain
Cunent - Ty ansformertion Yatios 2
veliage and
the no of tums of primary winding
2 no OF BRwee OR secondary winding
9 weber
AMS Value of fmf induced in Primary
induced i Secondary
< RMS value of tnt
uppy voltage i applied prinayy winding
atemeting Hux,
g-Hec an EMF 'E, $ °E," are induced in primary 5 Secondayy
winking vespectively
ez ds —@
at
which stats
Consider one cycle of EME
VA
Lik eee
consider Vath cycle ob EME
ne chinge ip iw an Vee
49 = bn0= 4m FS cea
Pele is
Fthe-tine takin to complete Yer oF od
« time
de Vyp
substiecting ag kde in gm TL we get
Eauy = 46 = dn. ath im
oe Vp ;
ns Easy {
Exmg = ll x 44 gb em :
Eons = Hilt din induced fer tush
TEN, be no of tam th primary then = UH Fo Nols
TENG be no of aun in secondary then G2 belle thm Na vols
a
an or
Voltage Rectio
wea
E, = 4a Fg,
EG, = Ul Po, No
Taking votio Ee _ nt Py. Na Se
a Uae, Ny
The transformer voting 45 done in VA (ole omphere)
(PouwX)VA vocking Gf sbans-Poimey aVsWT,
Ne
oe
vi
To.various 1055e5 in transformer $ hows te minimize then?
dain
s) ex? 5 two types oF losses
ag enn stent has 4au0 typ \
an W958 [eratant, loses]
es [eu losses]
we caused by ahemating Flix in Care of -busformer
Gare te 6 aloe Known 05 Cort 1055 Tron
\p59 occurs iN
fecther divided toto hysteresis 4 eddy camewt less
once the core is manudackoed_
octurs in Gre OMe constant Hence the Name
i] nysteresis_Lose +
Due to olttvnacking Hue setup in cove of Transformer i
magnetisection and dhe eoag nekisaction, Due
undergoes a cycle oF
te hystresis Beck Heel i” (oss oP enirayl in this: Process
wtih j5 called hysteresis [o55.
J Eddy Gurtnt_Loss +
The EME induced in winding Set up an eddy Cunmtné in cove
losses duc to edly canine called eddy Cantnt losses :
The ely Goavtné Joss in minimised by making core with thin
laminationsdak of Tae Vos a
winding
‘Copper losses Ce’ pur ost moe
geonlary
The copper [v5se5 art
ay yesistance of primary 4b
pend. on magnitude op
when (oad /3.geeiaes
ue. start Movs ing i,
per os de
she GP
Cunent Plowing thergh windings
dows the transformer “the cunt
Primary and secondary’ winding
The losses can be minimized by designing winding with lo
Resistance conducting metsval
Thus total fosses in transformer = fron fosses + copper lo5se5
2 Pi ae ee
3) Devive the cindiion tor which the eff,
Evansformer 16 maximum?
Te i ey ae a fou, cg asettey
iene
Tren loss = hysterbsis bss + eddy curntnt loss
Wi = Wh +We
Taking the Primary Input = VTi cos,
H= Vi Tos, - losses
OG 59)
= MEicos pi = (Weuttai)
VT Gs 6,
= MTC, = HR,
NT, cong,
= Ne SAR oN 4
eat
089, ONT agLas F RMS wae Ties have
prerciak 99
perentlt9d
dns 0 eee +a
The Vertical ports oP the core
SE know a5 Iimbs while
+m and bottom ports
called yolk,
> thee ‘oienee separodtt electrical
thingh a dammon magne
Fam each othey electsically
winding which: are Inked
ive | hese. winding 5: ax olabiel |
>the coil Tree aan chetical ene
SY is ted i
Pena, wining (9) Bis Ree alld ane
abil he other cdl Bom, hich eledercaltreqy called the Secondary winding (4)
has N, Number of tains of secondary
pray winding
tang
lng, hos Ny Panber oF
comected. to an alttrmating voltage
» alkeynoting Cunent Plows through its the primary
er atlernacking Hux p ,
path of this Hux being indicated
entire. Hux provided by P’
th ack nn ap eee
hen He primary winding 3
steel cove , He mean
dobied the TE the
through 5, the emp induced
fox P anh ©
Jame
selt induced tmeP €, i9 the
eke mutual induckion, i
th secondary
2 iemating Pox g Preduas
Primoyy winding P, while due
Prddes Produces mutually induced &mF €, 1%
winding 5
emf's ae = -Ndv § €,2-
ar ee
Nolinge. -bansformation Rertio _
> wha ee “or
: then thi Sanday 16 Oh offen civcuit , its -ttyminal voltage
15 the same a5 +the induced ¢mnP | The primary Curetnt 5
then quite small $0 that the applied voltage V, id Practically
equal & offosike. te he amb induced in P
Naseerjn almost [Oi
1 efhicancy of a tvansformer
fretoy = VT, x Secondary 0.43
As the 4oll
iT, x Prima Pow
* primary & secondary tbs are alos
equal on fall loadats NEN
With neat civauit diagyam and switching table Explain
pio way orl rveel Gy cee les atay Uae
~ SDB ICSE aes nea eases cm Re
Two-way contol is usually used for staivcase lighting The lamp
an be contvolled fom tio different pinks; one at the *P
and the bobtem — using tuo — way switches which soap wrth
in bedrooms , big halls, and
ines wnitrconne ck . They are algo used
lovge Covvidors , Switches 51 and 92 are *tWo- Way switches
th a paix of terminals 1§2,and 354 yes pecevely, when the
dich 31. in posttton 4 and Switch 92 is in postion +, the
0 path for
OFF, when $2
ik pte ne ear) ioe eee Peaaleme no ae ae atelc
Canert tee Hil Shoat evento items
hanged te Position 2 the cincue gets Completed. S hence
the lamp glows oy 16 ON Now if 52 15 changed to position >
with 51 ot position 2 the chtute Continuity is broken and
‘the lanp is OFF, thas the leap can be controlled fom x0
aitferenk points
Toxo way Contve] of lamp“ane 1. pstionng_ ot Suikehte
: Ce
Ve
Position of Sf | Posrtion of 52 | Condikion of lamp)
1 3 ON
gi 4
2 3
is a
i
b) Three-way Contvol of toad (lamp) oF comidor lighting +
Th case of very long Covridors, rE 94 be necessary ko Conta
he lamp fom 2 diPferent prints, In such cases the civeuit
Conmeckion requies two} two-way switches 54 & sreod
an intermediate Switch 53.Rn inberm@diacke switch ‘oa
Combination of culo, two-way suitches coupled, together,
TE has tH Henimls ABCD, TE can be conrmected in to”
ways
iT] sevaight Connection
ii} Cx055 Connection
Tn case oF stright Connection, the terminals ov prints AB
and CD are Connected 05 shown in Fig
4} © chile in case of C55 connection the kerminals AB and CO
15 comected 93 shown in Cigatt eal atrol the lamp in OW) iP the
fe the civeurk dees oat
Complete. and 15 Orr
closed loop.
nme |
Bt
suprly
Table 2. Pos
Sitioning of witches
Pa 5 in Straight ¢
he tale ig ©1055 Connection
ition 53 | Position of54 | Position of Sp adie oF the |
aP
ae. Steg
ON
OFF
oFF
oN
Cpe
on
oN
OFF2} With diagvam explain the working of fuse ?
> Ain electric Fuse i5 an electric device which intympls 4,
How of curent in an electric civnit. Tt is Installed
in a circuit 49 stop the How of excessive Cumert. A
Fuse 15 usually a short Piece of wire The fuse ig
madeup oa. madtrial which has -high wsistivity 5 lous
melting Point, So that it melts down’ duc to overheating
oF Be wire curing high currene How
The thickness of the fuse wit is determined based on the
amour quartnt How in Cirit , Normally an alloy of tin F
lead fe used a5 fase wive, as ik ums high yesistivity
and low metthg point, 12 0 fault causes a Pow of xen
Ahe Chewik by meting oy sparing it the thin condatter
Ved 5 Known as an Electric Fuse
The electric fuse works based on the heating effect of
the eleckvic carent TE is composed of a non-flammable
Ahin metallic wive with a fow meting point. TF a high
amount gh electricity is Passed fran the eclectic fuse,
there is a particular paduction oF heat which causes
the Fuge to melt which leads +0 the opening of the.
Cimwit F the blockage of current Once a Puse melts.
re can be changed oy yeflaced with a new Fuse, A fuse
ie normally mode uP of clements life zine
aluminium ond Power Rocking of Household Appliances =
Je THowghade Min Power | Max Power [yin eneray | max Energy
Ne] Appliances i w&) (ens) (oun)
aa [Ai Conditioners 1000 1500 a iS
2] PCs 100 450 0.10 o.4S
3| Laptops Lo 20 0.04 o.le
m Kiet ————
[' | Prinbeces Lo 30 von 0.0>Power vatings of diPfevent home appliances
Home APPliona | Power in We
AC Riv Conditioner 1130
%s coal
Lapko Ps | 100
pastes
Gust one the points tor necessity oF earthing 7
explain the plate earthing ?
> faxthing 15 crhectng the Exposed metal parts of te appliances
to grand (ox earth) by using conductor of Very low resistance
The carting pmewdiace
#) Te carting wine brraght ont fon the efuipmente is Joined
he earthing clecbede Ahanagh the earthing tinal of the Pin
Socket.
¥) The earthing cechode may be « galvanized inom (Gr) pipe ot = vod
of 0 lake ov may be a styiP
+) A pit is dag) Gn the grand) of size 300m x 30cm for eck: least 2m
depth beltus the grand. level
a pit is halt Gilkd with © lager of common salt § charcoal a5
shown,
‘) Dbove
#) Dbove his the remaining depth is filled by soil till gyound level
|
#) The earthing ehctrtde ig imbedded in @ Piteen de of copper ov & 7 .
Tn s ploke earthing, earthing flac ade of coppe a 4 s
buvied into the gyound at a depth more than 3 = a
the ground level | This earthing plete is embedded. in an
alternekive layer of coke $ salts
4) Tr this method. a capper plate of Goon Goemx 3.IBem ov a &z
Pate of th Size Gocm x Goemx 6.25em 16 used for earthing
“J The flee 5 Pace vetialy dron inside “he gwund ot od,
OF 3m andls ftmteddél helionat eliyesinoh elt aril
o thickness of 15 em,
+) ah jeddreteedeg Pruved tor keeping the earth ele chode
Tesistance Walue well belew eo maximum of 5 ohms
#) The earth wives Secuaely bolted to the earth plate
#) A coment MASONS chamber ris abi 2) yal ion cover fey
Wales rendre eneet eee
oF pnts. arta £ pth oP embedding
+) The disadvantages 35 thot disconctinuitey oF eorth Plate comets be
observed
NOY increases with in cvdse.3) ripe costing Dinsain
2%
z hic=7r 37
oe noe aie
Lu
EL es salt
|
——— fienbole ve
|
—— salt
Ce ei oe
| charcoal
Pipe easthing