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Energy Conversion Lecture

The document contains instructions for submitting answers to an energy conversion lecture seatwork assignment. It includes 5 problems related to DC generators, motors, and their operation. Students are instructed to show work, submit soft and hard copies by the specified due dates and file formats, and that points will be deducted for late or incorrectly formatted submissions.

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Energy Conversion Lecture

The document contains instructions for submitting answers to an energy conversion lecture seatwork assignment. It includes 5 problems related to DC generators, motors, and their operation. Students are instructed to show work, submit soft and hard copies by the specified due dates and file formats, and that points will be deducted for late or incorrectly formatted submissions.

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ENERGY CONVERSION LECTURE SEATWORK #1 NAME:____________________ Course & Year: _____________ Date :______________________ Time Started : _______________ Time

Stopped : _______________ Signature : _________________

Instructions: 1. Show all your solutions of the problems. 2. Scan your answer sheet and send to my email : [email protected] 3. Hard copy of your answer sheet will be submitted on the next meeting. 4. Soft copy submission will due November 23, 2012 at 11:59 P.M. 5. Format of your filename and subject is : Surname_Firstname_ENERCON_Seatwork_#.pdf 6. Wrong format will have 5 points deduction. 7. Every minute beyond deadline will have corresponding 2 points deductions.

DC generator-back emf When a dc generator is being driven at 1200 RPM, the generated emf is 125 V. What will be the generated emf if (a) the field flux is decreased by 10% with the speed remaining unchanged ,and (b)if the speed is reduced to 1100 RPM ,the field flux remaining unchanged ? d. c. generator- generator & motor action A shunt machine has armature and field resistances of 0.04 ohm and 100 ohms respectively. When connected to a460 V dc supply and driven as a generator at 600 RPM, it delivers 50 kW. Calculate it speed when running as a motor and taking 50 kW from the same supply. Show that the direction of rotation of the machine as a generator and as a motor under these conditions is unchanged. d. c. motor- output power & torque A 240 V dc motor has an armature resistance of 0.68 ohm and draws a a full-load current of 24 A at a speed of 100 RPM .Calculate(a) the back emf (b) the output power developed, and(c) the torque developed. d. c. shunt motor-Effects of flux & torque on current and speed A shunt motor connected across a 440 V supply takes an armature current of 20 A and runs at 500 RPM. The armature resistance is 0.6 ohms. If the magnetic flux is reduced by 30 % and the torque developed by the armature increases by 40 % ,what are the values of the armature current and of the speed?

d.c.generator-long shunt compound A 4 pole 500V 25 kW long-shunt compound generator delivers full-load at the rated voltage.Calculate the emf generated, if the armature resistance is 0.03 ohm,series field resistance is .04 ohm, and the shunt field resistance 200 ohm.Contact drop per brush is .9 volts. Neglect armature reaction.

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