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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
A 3-phase, 50 Hz, 4 pole induction motor is running at 1440 rpm and rotor input power is 2KW. Find the rotor copper loss?

 60W
 100W
 40W
 80W

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Electrical Machines
Voltage across the open circuited field termninals of a synchorous machine under slip test is

 DC.
 AC of supply frequency.
  DC of slip frequency.
 A modulated supply frequency AC voltage with slip frequency envelop.

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No load saturation characteristics are plotted between

 short circuit current and armature current
 no load voltage and armature current
 no load voltage and field current
 short circuit current and field current

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There are two 2-pole DC machines. Main field axis of machine A is horizontal and that of B is vertical. It is preferable to purchase

 none of these
 any of the two machines
 machine A
 machine B

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The DC compound motors are generally

 Differentical compound.
 Level Compound.
 None of these.
 Cummulative compound.

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Electrical Machines
In dc machines, the armature windings are placed on the rotor because of the necessity for

 commutation
 generation of voltage
 development of torque
 electromechanical energy conversion

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