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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
A DC generator beyond critical resistance will generate

 maximum voltage.
 maximum power.
 maximum current.
 no voltage.

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Electrical Machines
When excitation is increased (over excitation), the synchronous generator operates at

 any of the above.
 unity power factor.
 leading power factor.
 lagging power factor.

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Electrical Machines
DC generators are usually designed to develop armature voltages not exceeding 650 V because of the limitations imposed by

 commutator
 armature winding
 starters
 field winding

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Electrical Machines
During hunting of a synchronous motor

  damper bar develops torque.
  field excitation increases.
  harmonic are developed in the armature circuit.
  negative phase sequence currents are generated.

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Electrical Machines
If Pi and Pc represent core and full load copper loss respectively, the maximum KVA delivered to load corresponding to maximum efficiency is equal to rated KVA is

 √(Pi/Pc)
 (Pi/Pc)2
 Pi/Pc
 Pc/Pi

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Electrical Machines
A transformer core is made up of a silicon steel laminations which has maximum flux density 1 Tesla. If it was cold rolled grain oriented its flux density increases to 1.6 Tesla. What is the saving in core size or area due to cold rolled grain oriented process?

 68%
 38%
 60%
 40%

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