Electrical machines miscellaneous
- Two-reaction phasor diagram of a salient-pole synchronous generator is considered, where
Ia = armature current per phase,
X1 = armature leakage reactance per phase,
Xd = direct axis synchronous reactance,
Xq = quadrature-axis synchronous reactance, and
V = generator terminal voltage, taken as reference.
The voltage in-phase with the direct-axis will be phasor-sum of
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- A synchronous motor is running from an infinite bus of voltage V1 in steady-state, at about 50% of its rated load with a power-angle δ1 between Vt and Ef (induced voltage). The load is suddenly decreased to 25%. Ef attains its new steady-state power angle δ2 with Vt by initially
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- A synchronous motor with negligible armature resistance runs at a load angle of 20° at the rated frequency. If supply frequency is increased by 10%, keeping other parameters constant, the new load angle will be
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- The speed of an induction motor is controlled by varying supply frequency keeping V/f constant breakdown torque
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- Assume that startor impedance of an induction motor is negligible. The frequency of voltage applied to the motor is increased keeping V/f constant. The maximum motor torque will
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