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

 zero.
  lagging.
 leading.
 unity.

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Electrical Machines
Induction motors normally use cast aluminium rotor because aluminium is

  cheaper in cost.
  easy to cast owing to its low melting point and is easily available.
  of low resistivity.
  lighter in weight.

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Electrical Machines
A 3 - Φ, 4 pole, 50 Hz induction motor 4 % slip, calculate frequency of the rotor emf?

 10 Hz.
 50 Hz.
  3 Hz.
  2 Hz.

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Electrical Machines
In a 3 - φ induction motor running at full load which of these parameters is stationary with respect to the stator mmf wave?

  Stator winding.
  Rotor winding.
  Rotor mmf wave.
  Both rotor and stator winding.

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Electrical Machines
A 3- phase synchronous motor can operate over a wide range of power factors i.e. from lagging to leading power factor. This is achieved by

 varying the applied voltage.
 changing the field excitation.
 varying the speed.
 changing the load.

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Electrical Machines
The use of higher flux density in the transformer design

 increases the weigh per KVA
None of these
 reduces the weigh per KVA
 has no relation with the weight of transformer

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