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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)

DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
Fot fast load flow calculations, the best method is

Gauss-Siedal
Newton-Raphson
Approximate method
De-coupled method

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
If a 5 A fuse is blown frequently in a house lighting circuit, it is required to

Check the load
Reduce the load
Insert a fuse of higher current rating
Insert a fuse of higher voltage rating

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
The bus bar zone faults are generally

Double line to ground faults
Three phase short ciruits
Single line to ground faults
Phase to phase faults

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
Transposition of transmission line is done to

Balance line voltage drop
Reduce skin effect
Reduce corona
Reduce line loss

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
Different computers are connected to a LAN by a cable and a

Special wires
Modem
Telephone line
Interface card

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DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011)
A 3 phase, 6 pole induction motor operates on 440 V, 50 Hz, supply. If the actual speed of the motor is 960 rpm the slip will be

4 %
0.4 %
5 %
6 %

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Ns = 120f/P
Slip=(Ns-Nr)/Ns
Ns = 1000 and Nr = 960
from equation of slip, S = (1000-960)/1000
S = 0.04 or 4%

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