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When a transformer is loaded, the secondary terminal voltage drops. That means power factor is

 leading.
 zero.
 unity.
  lagging.

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Electrical Machines
Unbalance 3 - Φ stator currents cause

All of these
  double frequency currents in the rotor.
  heating of rotor.
  vibrations.

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Electrical Machines
No load test on induction motor is conducted to find which of the following losses?

 Stator copper loss
 Stator core loss
 Rotational loss
All of these

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Electrical Machines
The oscillation in a synchronous motor can be damped out by

  running the motor on leading power factors.
  oscillation cannot be damped.
  maintaining constant excitation.
  providing damper bars in the rotor pole faces.

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Electrical Machines
A dc shunt generator has full-load voltage regulation of 10% at rated speed of 1000 rpm. If it is now driven at 1250 rpm, then its voltage regulation at full load would

 remain unchanged
 be less than 10%
 be more than 10%
 be 12.5%

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Electrical Machines
The change in speed of a DC generator due to increased load is corrected by

  increasing input power of the prime mover.
  increasing terminal voltage.
  increasing armature resistance.
 increasing armature cooling.

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