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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
If the field current is reduced to zero the maximum power developed by alternator is

 0.9103 KW.
 5.46 KW.
 1.644 KW.
  2.73 KW.

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Electrical Machines
What is the increase in the torque expressed as percentage of initial torque, if current drawn by the dc series motor is increased from 10A to 11A?

 21%
 41%
 10%
 11%

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Electrical Machines
Which motor used in Lathe machine?

  D.C. cumulative compound motor.
None of these
  D.C. shunt motor.
  D.C . series motor.

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Electrical Machines
A large series motor is never started without some mechanical load on it because otherwise it will

 open fuse or circuit breaker.
 develop excessive speed and damage itself.
 draw too much current.
 produce sparking at brushes.

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Electrical Machines
In a 3 - Φ IM in order to eliminate cogging the number of stator slots must be

  equal to number of rotor slots.
  either (B) or (C).
  an integral multiple of number of rotor slots.
  unequal to number of rotor slots and skewed in shape.

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Electrical Machines
For power factor improvement the synchronous motor is to be

 lightly loaded and over excited
 heavily loaded and over excited
 heavily loaded and underexcited
 lightly loaded and underecited

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