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Electrical Machines

Electrical Machines
The maximum power developed in cylindrical synchronous machine is occurs at a load angle of

 less than 90o.
 90o.
 Greater than 90o.
 0o.

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Electrical Machines
In travelling cranes for hoisting and lowering which type of motor is preferred?

  Single phase induction motor.
  Synchronous motor.
  DC series motor.
  AC slip ring motor.

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Electrical Machines
If the armature electric current is increased to double its previous value, and the time of commutation is halved, how will the reactance voltage vary?

  It will be doubled.
  It will be halved.
  It will becomes four times.
 It will remain the same.

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Electrical Machines
When a DC cummulative compound wound motor is loaded

  Torque increase and speed decrease.
 Torque decrease and speed increases.
 Both torque and speed decrease.
 Torque and speed both increase.

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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

 armature winding
 commutator
 field winding
 starters

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Electrical Machines
Swinburne's test is applicable to

 DC compound motor.
 DC shunt and level Compound motor.
 DC Shunt motor.
 DC series motor.

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