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Understanding The No-Load Characteristics

This document describes experiment 11 from the lab manual for the course EE-121. The experiment aims to understand the no-load characteristics or open circuit characteristics of a separately excited DC generator by measuring the relationship between generated emf (Eo) and field current (If) at different speeds (N). Students are instructed to operate the DC generator at speeds of 700 rpm, 1000 rpm, and 1500 rpm. At each speed, they will gradually increase the field current and record the corresponding generated emf. By plotting the results, students can observe the magnetic saturation curve or B-H curve of the generator.

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Understanding The No-Load Characteristics

This document describes experiment 11 from the lab manual for the course EE-121. The experiment aims to understand the no-load characteristics or open circuit characteristics of a separately excited DC generator by measuring the relationship between generated emf (Eo) and field current (If) at different speeds (N). Students are instructed to operate the DC generator at speeds of 700 rpm, 1000 rpm, and 1500 rpm. At each speed, they will gradually increase the field current and record the corresponding generated emf. By plotting the results, students can observe the magnetic saturation curve or B-H curve of the generator.

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LAB MANUAL: ELECTRO-MECHANICAL SYSTEM-I (EE-121)

EXPERIMENT #11

EXPERIMENT NO.11

Understanding the No-Load characteristics (magnetic saturation curve, B-H curve) of


separately excited DC generator on Machines Trainer ED-5300

COMPONENTIAL EQUIPMENTS

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CHART OF MODULE CONFIGURATION AND CONNECTION

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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

THEORY

The magnetic characteristics, also known as No load characteristics or Open Circuit


Characteristics are the relation between generated emf (Eo) and field current (If) at a given
speed (N). It illustrates the behavior of the magnetic circuit of the field system. The magnetic
characteristics of a generator are actually the B-H curve of its magnetic circuit. The magnetic
characteristics of all types of generators will be similar if same magnetic material is used.
Field current is obtained from an external d.c. source and it can be varied by a field rheostat.

E.m.f. Equation of a DC generator is:


Eg =

( )

Where;
Eg = e.m.f of the Generator
N= Armature speed in rpm
= Flux/pole in Weber
Z= Total number of armature conductor
P= Number of poles

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A= Number of parallel paths


For a given generator Z, P and A are constant So,
Eg
If the speed of generator N is held constant then,
Eg
It is obvious that when If is increased from its initial small value, the flux

and hence

generated e.m.f. Eg increase directly as current so long as the poles are unsaturated. But as the
flux density increases, the poles become saturated, so a greater increase in If is required to
produce a given increase in voltage.
PROCEDURE

Install each module on the practicing board rack and connect the wires according to
circuit diagram.

Check the follows before turning the power ON


o VR of field Rheostat is at position of maximum resistance 100().
o The velocity regulation VR of driving motor is at MIN.

Switch the power supply ON.

Switch the power of driving motor ON.

Adjust the velocity regulation of driving motor so that the revolution of motor should be
700 (rpm) using digital tachometer.

Turn the field rheostat to clockwise slowly to increase field current If in sequence of
0.1[A], 0.2[A],. . . . . . . . . 1.0[A] and record the generated e.m.f. against each value of If.

Turn the field rheostat back to max value of 100().

Adjust the velocity regulation of driving motor so that the revolution of motor should be
1000 [rpm] using digital tachometer.

Gradually increase the field current by decreasing Field Rheostat and record the generated
e.m.f. against each value of If.

Repeat the same process for N=1500[rpm]

Tabulate the readings and draw the curve between If and Eo.

Switch OFF power supplies and remove all the connections.

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OBSERVATIONS AND CALCULATIONS

Field Current (If) A

N1= 700
[rpm]

If=0

If=0.2

If=0.4

If=0.6

If=0.8

If=1.0

If=1.2

If=1.4

If=1.6

Generated
e.m.f.
(Eo) V
Generated

N2= 1000
[rpm]

e.m.f.
(Eo) V
Generated

N3=1500
[rpm]

e.m.f.
(Eo) V

REVIEW QUESTIONS:

Q.1

State the difference between separately excited and self-excited dc generators.

Answer:

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If=1.8

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Q.2

EXPERIMENT #11

What is magnetic saturation of poles?

Answer:

Q.3

Draw the Graph between generated emf (Eo) and field current (If) for N1,N2 &

N3

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