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higher education
& training
Department:
Higher Education and Training
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
alculators may be used.
tion paper consists of 5 pages and a formula sheet of 5 pages.
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE
ELECTROTECHNICS N6
TIME: 3 HOURS
MARKS: 100
INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
1. Answer ALL the questions.
2. Read ALL the questions carefully.
3. Number the answers according to
paper.
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QUESTION 1
1.1 Explain how the speed of a DC shunt motor may be changed to the following:
1.41 Above normal speed
1.4.2 Below normal speed
(4)
1.2 A DC shunt motor delivers 8 kW at 750 r/min from a 480)
armature circuit resistance is 1,2 ohms and the shunt i
800 ohms. The efficiency at this load is 83%.
Calculate the following:
4.2.1 The no-load armature current. (12)
1.2.2 The armature current wh is 60 Nim. Assume
the flux remains consta (5)
Hint:
[21]
QUESTION 2
A 380 v, unbale hase, delta-connected load, takes the following phase
s phasor reference and assume a phase rotation of R-Y-B
Za
Calculate the following.
2.1 The impedance of each load .(6)
2.2 The current in each line (6)
[12]
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QUESTION 3
3.4 Explain how the constant losses in a transformer are kept to an economical
minimum. (4)
3.2 The percentage impedance of a 125 kVA, single-phase, 3 000/250 V
transformer is (0,5 + j5) per cent.
At a power factor of 0,8 lagging, calculate:
3.2.1 The turns ratio (2)
3.2.2 The percentage regulation (2)
3.2.3 (1)
3.2.4 The full-load copper loss (3)
3.2.5 The power factor at whigi i (3)
3.2.6 The voltage to
current on sho (2)
117]
QUESTION 4
41 Explain, with th
(5)
4.2
The synchronous reactance (4)
The percentage voltage regulation at a power factor of 0,8 lagging I WH
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QUESTION 5
5.1 What is a synchronous capacitor?
5.2 A three-phase synchronous motor is connected in parallel with a load of
500 kW at a power factor of 0,75 lagging. The excitation of the motor is
adjusted until the total power factor is 0,9 lagging. The input of the motor is
100 kW.
5.2.1 Calculate the kVA input to the motor by also ni king
sketch. &
§2.2 Calculate the power factor of the mctor.
QUESTION 6
6.1 Name TWO primary parts of a thre:
6.2 A three-phase, 500 V inducti
supply. The slip is 5%
windage/friction losses ai
Calculate the following by using the T-method:
7A
7.2
7.3
The sending current
The sending voltage
The power factor at the sending end
Important: Draw the T-method circuit diagram.
TOTAL:
(2)
(7)
(1)
{10}
(2)
(5)
(2)
(2)
[11]
(11)
(3)
(1)
[15]
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FORMULA SHEET
GS-MASJIENE DC MACHINES
E=V-IaRa
AMO
Ey Ny, ®,
_ A
TF, 1, %,
SPOEDBEHEER
pay -ta[ R Rse
+ Rse
E=V —-Ia Ra-
TOETSING TESTING
DIREKTE METODE DIRECT METHOD
SWINBURNE- SWINBURNE
METODE METHOD
HOPKINSON. HOPKINSON
RENDEMEN. EFFICIENCIES
THE SAME
IRON LOSS
Vv Nu, +13) Rat (tly — 14)? Ra + (5 + 14) y}
AB
n LY
generator 1 4 (+)? Ra + Ig ¥ + €
(+ h)¥ - {a 4+Ip—lyy Rat IgV + ‘I
motor — GQ +h)V
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WS-BELASTING
STERSTELSELS
GEBALANSEERDE KRING
DELTASTELSELS
DRIEDRAAD-
STELSELS *
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= Vor AC LOADS
IRa Td STAR SYSTEMS
— ¥J-120° ~ ¥en = VERWYSING
ly = ——— REFERENCE
Zyy o
= _ ¥|120°
ip=
Zan $3
Ty =Int+Ip+Ty
THREE-WIRE
SYSTEMS
Vox = Vos + Vn
Von =Vos + V sw
Ven = Pes + Voy
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KOMPLEKSE GOLFVORMS e, =£,, Sin of COMPLEX WAVE FORMS
e, = Ky E,, Sin2 of
e; = Ky Ey Sin3 at
e=E,, (Sin af + ky Sin 2 of + ky Sin3 af)
2 2 2 2
pe Eq lt Eq2+ Eq3 +t EY N
2R
p= (P14 224+ 1234..+BN)R
je Pi+P2+.402N
2
ke |x + B22 4..+ BLN
2
TRANSFORMATORS TRANSFORMERS
Po+ Psc
Enige waarde van belast
vollas
Any value of load
at k of full-load
Po MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY
_ kS Cos ¢
k S Cos $+ Po+k? Pse
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FORMULES “sR iRe FORMULAE
0 =
Vv
I Xe
%X=
V
%Z,=WR, +f WX,
Vo =1Z,
2
Pro =I? Ry
Psc
LV se
Cos $, =
AC MACHINES
WS-MASHENE
ALTERNATORS
ALTERNATORS
_ ana
Sin —
2
Kd =
n Sin 2
2
Ry = Cos
(p = Cos
E=2Kf Kd Kp f OZ
E= yl Cos $+ IRY + Sin p+ IXY
E=V + IR Cos $= IX Sing
E=E|g¢+IR|o + x|90
Reg = 7
SINCHRONE MOTOR FeE=Er Er=2 SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
E=V|— 6+ JR|180° + 1¥ |- 90°
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INDUKSIEMOTOR
yy cA s
Xy =SXo
Zy = 4 RZ + (SX0P
Zo =R? + Xo?
SEo
RZ + (SX0)
MAKSIMUM RENDEMENT
d=
Ry =SXo
Rotorkoperverlies = S rot
Rotor copper loss = S rétor
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INDUCTION MOTOR
MUM EFFICIENCY
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Electrotechnics N6 Memorandum August 2014
QUESTION 1
1.1 1.1.1 Above normal speed : decrease the field current by inserting a resistance in
the fieid circuit. vv
1.1.2 Below normal speed : decrease the voltage across the armature by inserting a
resistance in the armature circuit, VV (4)
1.2 Pout=8kW N= 750 r/minV = 480 V R,=120 Rgy= 8000 n=83%
iron,friction & wind losses 0) Pinput
121 1 = — L=—_
Vv Vv
= ROWE 199 — 9638,554
Pinput 480
Pinput = NPY" y 100 1, =2008a ([)
= 222" «100 ln =
“a3 * : sh Reh
Pinput = 9638,554 w (1) = 180
B00
Total losses = P input — P output =0,6A @
= 9638,554 — 8000 () I, = In Ish
= 1638554 W @) -20,08-0,6
=19,48A (j)
Iron, friction & wind = Total losses - I,” Ry - Ign-V
= 1638,554- 19,482, 1,2 -0,6.480
= 895,19 W (1)
895,19
lag = =" = L86EA (1)
1.2.2 Ey =V—la Ra
= 480-19,48 1,2 ©
= 456,624 V (7)
2uNT
EL, =
a | 60
2n750 60
L= ——
a 60. 456,624
=10,32A Oo) 0)
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(5)
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QUESTION 2
Vi =380V Aconmnected V = Vpn i, = v3 Inn
Iny = 204j0A =20|0°A
lygp = 25-~j10A = 26,926 |-21,8°A
Ipp = 304+j15A = 33,541 [26,577 A
= VR = va = VBR
21 Zpy= ie vp = Zer = TeR
_ 380 [0° () _ 380 |=120¢ 0) ____ 380 |120° (D
20 {0° © 26,926 | - 21,8°-120° ~ 33,541 [2657°+120"
=19|{0°o ‘0 = 14,113 [21,8° 0 oO) = 11,329 |- 26,57° 9 0)
22 Ip = Ipy— Ibe ly = Tyg — Ipy
=20+j0-30-j15 = 25-j10—20-jo
=-10-j15 (1) =5-j10 o
= 18,028 -123,69° A (i) = 11,18 |- 63,43°A 0)
Is = Ibn Wye
=30+j15-25+J10
=5+j25 0
: re
= 25,495 |78,69°A ©
bil | 23]
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QUESTION 3
3.1 Core losses — which can be reduced:
(a) by using high quality core material with low hysteresis loss @)
(b) by laminating the core. Oo)
Dielectric losses — which can be reduced by using insulating material that is non) Be]
hydroscopic and has a high dielectric strength. 0)
3.2 $=125kVA Vz = 3000V V2, = 250V %2=(0,5+j5)%
cos pz = 0.8 lagging %Z=5,025 |84,29° %
Ni Va
3.2.1 MV
Ni _ 3000
Ny 250 O I
=22 NiiN,=2211 O
14Ze1 C08 (©,~@, } aA ‘
3.2.2 %Reg = eee IiZer = eV
= 150,75 eos (84,29"~3687") y 4 4g (0) =2825 ang
~ 3000 ““s00 * [2]
=3,4% 0) = 150,75 V
3.2.3 Vz= Ez, — Reg2 Reg, = Reg, X a Reg, = 0,034x3000
a
= E,— Reg, = 102K = = 102 V
= 250-85 =85V . fi
22415 V @
1,.R,
324 Pao = Ly. Reg L== % R = 2“ x 100
V4 Vy
%R
3 ——XV.
= 44,6677 .0,36 = tixie = tot
3000 iy
6 5 x 3000
= 625,01 Watt (i) = 41,6674 (/ = 400____
aa @ 3!
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3.2.5 @2 = O_ at max regulation om
Cosy = cos 36877
~o;6tagging (1)
3.2.6 Vee= ly. Zea 0)
= 150,75 V (i)
QUESTION 4 A
To exciter
Short-circuit the machine terminals through ammeters and taking readings of short) :
circuit current and field current up to twice full-load current. Cd) [Ss]
4.2 S=30KVA Vz = 380 V e=3,5A E,=220Vat3,5A Rpn = 0,50
2 2 Eph ©n open circuit Ss
4.2.1 Xg = -_ Zp = I=
5 J ds Roh Ss Ipn With the same If LT Vv.
= [2,7872 — 0,52 @ - ral = 30 x 103
45,58 ¥3 . 380
=2,7410 Q) =2,7870 6 -45,580 (1) [4]
4.2.2 cos =0,8 lagging Zs = 0,5 +4 2,741 Vpn = 219,4 | 0°
% Reg = =— x ioo =2,787 |79,66°0 (])
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Eon = Von + LZ % Reg = =—* x ioo
324,313 -219,4 + ty
= xiool
= 219,4 [0° + 45,58 |- 36,87°. 2,787 |79,66° rer
= 219,4 [0° + 127,031 |42,79° % Reg = 47,82 % D
= 219,4+j0+93,222 +] 86,294
= 312,622 +] 86,294 @
= 324,313 [15,43°V oO) 5]
QUESTION 5 | J
5.1 If the motor is running on no-load and the excitation is increased, the current taken
by the motor will lead the supply voltage by 90°(very nearly}. This means that the
- motor can then act like a capacitor, and in such a case it is called a synchronous
capacitor. A synchronous motor {over excited} may therefore be used to improve the
power factor ofaload. {(] ——
Qa
5.2 Py =S500KW P;=600kW cos, = 0,75 lagging cos; = 0,9 lagging
> NB P3
' * O
, OW
- So = S3— Sy
X
Sem 83 Sh
= 500 = £00
0,75 0,9
= 666,667 |- 41,41° kVA = 666,667 |- 25,84" kVA
= 500 - j 440,962 kVA @ = 600 — j 290,593 kVA @)
Sq = 600 —j 290,593 - 500 + j 440,962 kVA
=100+j150,369kvA_ (2)
= 180,585 |56,37° kVA (D
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5.2.2 cos dz = cos 56,37°
= 0,554 leadin, a —
QUESTION 6 Li OL]
6.1. The stator and the rotor. j2 J
6.2 V,=500V 1,=80A 5=0,05 cos @ = 0,8 lagging
Stator losses = 2kW_ Wind & friction losses = 750 W
6.2.1 Rotor cu losses = S. Rotorinput
Rotorinput = Pinpur — Statorlosses Oo
V3ViIL cos (D
= 1000 —Statorlosses /
_ ¥3. 500. 80. 0,8 2 ()
~ 1000
Rotor cu losses = 0,05 . 53,426 [5 |
=2,671kw (I)
6.2.2 Poutpur = Rotor output — friction & wind Poutput = 50,755 ~ 0,75
Rotor output = (1 —$) Rotor input =50 kW
= (1~0,05 ) 53,426
= 50,755 kW @) [2]
6.2.3 n= eet x 100
input
50
= Ema *100 ()
sas ()
Li]
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QUESTION 7
R L R L
D Is 2 3 A 2 3 IL E
Vs c V,
oO 7 °
P,=60MW cos@, = 0,8 lagging V,; = 110kV R=0,3 x 200 = 600
L= 0,195 x 200 = 390 mH C = 0,0093 x 200 = 1,86 pF < = 300
4 = 195 mH
2
71 Zona = Zax = 30+) 2.0.50.195x 107%
= 30+] 61,261
= 68,212 |63,91° 0 o
Zap =O) y= ee
2.7. 50. 1,86 x10 V3
=0~-j1711,3430 = 76210,236 |0°V (O
= 1711,343 |-90°9 (WD
lag = Lp = a Var = Tag: Zaz
¥3.Vr. cosdr
20 x10
Ve. 432%108 08 = 109,347 |- 36,87°. 68,212 |63,9152'
= 109,347 |-36,87°A (0) = 7458,778 |27,04 V
= 87,477 - {65,608 A t = 6643,454 +j 3390,853 V (1)
Van = Ve + Vas Tap = Tan
92923,048 |2,34°
= 76210,236 +j0 + 6643,454 + j 3390,853 = 2202s,048 |7,54°
1711,343 |- 90°
= 82853,690 + j 3390,853 = 48,455 [92,34°A ~
= 82923,048 |2,34° V () =-1,978+]48,415A ()
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Ts = Ipa = Ing t+ Le
=- 1,978 + j48,415_ + 87,477 ~-j 65,608
WD
= 85,499 -j 17,193 A
Is = 87,21 |-14,37° A (1)
7.2 Voa = Ig-Zpa
= 87,21 {- 11,37" . 68,212 |63,91°
= $948,811 |52,54° V
= 3618,133 + j 4722,02 V
Vs = Voa + Vag
= 3618,133 + j 4722,02 + 82853,690 + j 3390,853
= 86471,823 + j 8112,872
= 86851568 |5,36°V
_¥3 .Vs
SL“ "1000
_¥3 X 86851,568
1000 (D
Vey, =:150,434 kV |
7.3. Cos = Cos (5,36° + 11,37°)
= 0,96 lagging (D
[31
[iy
[is]
Tolle |
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Te “ZO uy
& Northlink College
THE EDUCATION CONNECTION
CORRESPONDENCE STUDIES
ELECTROTECHNICS N6
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Answer ALL the questions,
2. Read ALL the questions carefully.
3. Number the answers correctly.
4. Start each question on a NEW page.
5. Keep subsections of questions together.
6. Write neatly and legibly please.
Stu0'| QUESTIONS
GUIDE
QUESTION 1
1.1. State which losses occur in a DC machine and distinguish between constant
12
13
and variable losses. (4)
Explain how the speed of a DC shunt motor may be varied both above-and
below normal speed. ; (4)
A 500 V, DC series motor takes 100 A from the supply when running at
500 r/min. The armature resistance is 0,1 ohms and the series field resistance
is 0,05 ohms.
Calculate the speed at which the motor will run if the armature current is 0,7
of the full-load current and a resistance of 0,1 ohms is connected in parallel
with the field winding. Assume the flux is proportional to the field current. (10)
[18]
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QUESTION 2
A resistance of 950 ohms is connected in parallel with a capacitor of 3,185 pF. A voltage
of 150 Sin 314t + 70 Sin ( 942t + 60° ) V is applied across the circuit, ;
Calculate the following:
2.1. Anexpression for the instantaneous value of the current. - (0)
2.2 The RMS value of the current and voltage (2)
2.3. The power dissipated by the circuit (2)
24 The energy dissipated in the circuit during 2 milliseconds qt)
2.5 The power factor of the cireuit Q)
[17]
TOTAL: [35]
QUESTION 3
3.1 Explain, with the aid of a neat diagram, how a short-circuit test is carried
out on a single-phase transformer, (5)
3.2 A500 kVA, 11000/500 V, single phase transformer has its maximum efficiency
at 75 % of full-load. The maximum efficiency is 94,7 per cent at a power factor .
of 0,85 lagging,
Calculate :
3.2.1 The iron losses (6))
3.2.2 The full-load copper losses (2)
3.2.3 The full-load efficiency at 0,85 power factor lagging (3)
3.2.4 The percentage voltage regulation at full-load and at unity
power factor ; (3)
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QUESTION 4
4.1 Explain armature reaction in alternators. (3)
42 Explain the term pitch factor (2)
43 A [500kVA, 11 kV, 50 Hz, three-phase, star connected alternator has a resistance
of 1 ohm per phase and a synchronous reactance of 20 ohms per phase,
Calculate the percentage regulation when it delivers full-load at a power-factor
of 0,8 lagging and at normal rated voltage. (8)
[13]
QUESTION 5
5.1 Explain, with the aid of phasor diagrams, what happens when the load torque
of a synchronous motor is increased. (5)
5.2 The line current taken by a three-phase, star-connected, synchronous motor
is 190 A. The applied line voltage is 11 kV. The excitation of the motor is
such that it produces an EMF of 13,5 kV, The impedance of the motor is
(5+]j 20) ohms. The load angle is 30° electrical. Calculate the power factor
at which the motor is operating. (9)
[14]
QUESTION 6
The following are the results of a test on a 30,31 kW, 500 V, 50 Hz, three-phase,
six pole, star-connected induction motor :
No-load test : 500 V 1oA 1730 W
Locked rotor test : 150 °V 42A 3273 W
Draw the circle diagram using a scale of 7 A= 1 cm.
If the stator resistance per phase is 0,295 ohms, determine :
61. the stator copper loss at standstill ; (10)
6.2 the rotor copper loss at standstill (i)
6.3 the maximum torque in N.m (i)
6.4 — the slip at maximum torque ()
6.5 the power factor at maximum torque qd)
[14]
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QUESTION 7
Two 6,6 kV, star-connected alternators operate in parallel and supply the following
loads :
400 kW at a power factor of unity
400 kW at a power factor of 0,85 lagging
300 kW at a power factor of 0,8 lagging
800 kW at a power factor of 0,7 lagging. .
The armature current of machine one is 100 A at power factor of 0,9 lagging.
Calculate the power output for machine twa. : (6)
[6]
TOTAL: [65]
TOTAL MARKS = 100
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ELECTROTECHNICS N6 Memo “V2 -2ar i
QUESTION... ee
1.1. Constant losses
I. Friction and wind losses v
Jl, Iron losses v
IH. Shunt field copper loss %
Variable losses
J. Brush contact loss *
I. Armature copper loss v 4)
1,2 Above normal speed : decrease the field current by inserting a resistance in the
field cirouit. vw
Below normal speed : decrease the voltage across the armature by inserting a
resistance in the armature cirovit, VV 4)
13 V=500V tysla=lq=100A N,=S00rmin = -R, = 0,10
Rp = 0,05 0 Ine = 0,7 Jaa R, = 0,10
Oren f= BE BV ba GREE Re) Y
No = “om 1 eee Y= 500-70 (C6 Sr +01)
E, =V—las (Rat RD =46667A VY =490667V WW
“= 500 — 100 (0,1 + 0,05) ¥
=485 V v
Na = 490,667, 100. 500
46,667. 485
= 1083.94 r/min V (10)
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QUESTION Z
150 Sin 314t + 70 Sin ( 942t + 60°) V R=9500 C=3,185 pF
. ni. . _ . 1
Fa 950450 Zp = 0 ~j soe 3,185 X10
= 950 |0° 2 =0—j 999,91
—
= 999,91 |-90° 0
= Ym, = Jaébs
AT Tmt = ty Za t Zox
150 {0° y 980 |o*, 999,91 | -90°
950+) 04+ 0-j 999,91
~ 688,72 |—43,53°
__949914,5 |-90"
C - S499285 |=908
. = 0,218 |43,53° A V = Sprazs [-a8a
= 688,72 |-43,53° 0
Vmg
Jing = 2g
Za. Bos
70 [60° > 2,
y 3 Lat Za
314,508 | -70,67°
950 | 0°. 333,303 | —90°
= 0 t = 200 FO See 0e |
0.223 | 130,67" 4 * 950+) 0 + 0-j 333,303
_ 316637,85 |-90°
1006,773 |-19,33°
= 314,508 |- 70,6772 1
i= 0,218 Sin (314t + 43,53° ) +0223 Sin (942t + 130,677) AV (10)
22 ve [Ya Vins” I= fi” bua”
, - 2 2
_ {1502-4707 _ | 0,21.8?-+ 0,223?
J a J 2
V =0221A V (2)
= 117,05 V
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230 Pe &
R
_ 147,08?
. 350. ‘
=14422W Vv (2)
24 Energy =P.t
= 14,422.2. 1079
= 0,0288 joules ¥ 3)
C
2.5 -cosp= rar
14,422 (
= 71
417,05 0,224
=0,56 leading 9 (2)
[17]
TOTAL [35] PARTA
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ELECTROTECHNICS N6 Memo
QUESTION 3 . toe cee ee eee eee ee
i Fee
341 C) {oN
mor | oor
x
The secondary winding is short-cirenited through a suitable ammeter, A low
voltage is applied to the primary side. This voltage is varied until full-load
current flows through the primary and secondary, WW (5)
3.241 S=SO0kKVA V,=11000V V, =500V Nnax = 94,7 %
k=0,75 cos = 0,85 lagging
_, _k.S.cosd, 100
y= k, S. cos@ + 2(Pq)
0,75. 500, 103. 0,85. 100 ¥
0,75. 500.103. 0,85 + 2(P9)
94,7 =
0,947 [0,75. 500. 10%. 0,85 + 2(P9)] = 0,75. 500. 10%. 0,85 V
301856,25 + 1,894 Py = 318750 ¥
318750 -301856,25 |
2
1,894
= 8919,615 W -
~$92kW oY (5)
k?. Peo
Ke
3.2.2 Pye =
_ 8,92
0,75?
= 18,858kW V (2)
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_ S cos @ .100 fl
3.23 = S$ .cos d+ Pot Pe x 100 ‘
_ 500, 0,85. 100 '
500.0,85 + 8,92 + 15,858 oy -oooe 7
= 94,49 % ¥
V, -
3.2.4 Reg = Ee) ¥ 100 Ik at
4 Vy
V. 403
0 = ‘SC1. COS be =n? =: 300. 10
“Reg vy & 100 (pz = 0°) 11000
P P
= LY 100 iL = Vye1. cos de) = 45,455 A
— 15.858. 10°. 100 m
45,455. 11000
=3172% ¥
QUESTION 4
4.1 Itis the effect of the stator ampere turns on the value and the distribution
of the magnetic flux in the air gaps between the poles and the stator core.
When the alternator is loaded, the magnetic effect of the armature current
has two components: the component which distorts the main flux is called
armature reaction; the other component is known as leakage reactance,
4,2 The pitch factor is the ratio of the actual e.m-f to the em.f, that would be
obtained ifall the coils were full pitched,
43. S=I1500KVA Ver ALkV Rpp=tQ Xs= 200
cos = 0,8 lagging ‘f= 50 Hz
E-V s
% Reg = —— .10 =
% Reg Vv 0 i Eu Vv h= 23090
' _ 1500. 108 _ .
Zg = 14520 =F a0 = 6350;853 V ¥
20,025 |a7d4° QV =A VY
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Q)
(13)
@)
Q)
Eps = V +12
= 6350,853 + j 0+ 78,73 | -36,87° . 20,025 | 87,14°
= 6350,853 +j 0+ 1576,568 |50,27°. ¥. .
= 6350,853 + j 0 + 1007,696 + j 1212,483
= 7358,549 + j 1212,483
=7487,772 |9,362V
B, =i12917¥ ¥
wReg- MBE yoo ¥
at
= 17.43% V ®)
{13]
QUESTION 5
5.4 1 Ey »Vv
E Er
Li. Vv v
E Er |
v
] v
When the motor Is synchronised, E is equal and opposite in phase to V. Vv
When the driving torque of the motor is removed, E is retarded by an angle but remains
equal V. Er now lets a current | flow in the circuit which exerts a driving torque on the motor,
v The
load torque is increased, E retards further, Er, land $ increases, but the motor continues to
run at synchronous speed, v {5)
52 4,=190A VW =11kV BL=135kV 2,65 45200
a = 30° E;
po Aer
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See graph (5)
Z, = 20,616 [15,962 AV Eph = “z Von = %
= 7794229 lise v oY = 6350,853 [oy ¥ -
=- 6750 + {3897115 ¥ ¥ = 6350,853+j)0V
R,= V+E
= 6350,853 + j 0 - 6750 + j 3897,115
= - 399,147 +] 3897,115 Vv
= 3917,502 [95,85° V ¥
= 95,85° — 75,96°
= 19,89° y
cos b = Cos 19,89°
= 0,94 leading v¥ 9)
[14]
QUESTION 6
Poutput = 30,31 kW V, = 500V f= 50 Hz Ip=10A
Vee = 150 V Ine 42A Py =1730W Pi, = 3273 W
Ron = 0,295 Q Scale: lom=7A
cosy = eh COS Pge = Bon
= 1730 = 3273
¥3. 500. 10 ¥3. 150. 42
=O2Jagging V =O3 lagging V
I. at normal voltage = a Lee: DF = a
=140A V = 2,86.om v
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6.1 Stator cu losses at standstill = /3.¥,.DF.scale
= V3 .500.2,86.7
= 17337,829 W
=17338kw oY
6.2 Rotor culosses at standstill = /3.V,.BF. scale
= 3 500 .2,6.7
= 15761,662 W
= 15,762 kW. ¥
n __ Rotorinputat Tipax _ Rotor cu losses at Ty
63° Tmax = Qe. hy 64 Som = “Roterinput at Tn
ty = : = = 16,667 r/min = © 100
_ V¥3..V,.LN. scale — 42
‘Tmax 2,7. ny ~ gaa +100
¥3 . 500. 8,28. 7 _
= woe = 14,569
2.7, 16,667 156%, \
= 479,316 Nm v
co
6.5 cosd=0,72 lagging
[14]
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10
QUESTION?
Load : $1 = 400 kVA = 400 | 0°
PA PB Pi=Si . =400+{0 kVA
| | | | | s2=22 = 470,588 |-31,79°
: = 400 - 5 247,909 kVA ¥
SA SB $2 83 S4 ~
s3 = = 375 |-36,87° .
= 300 - {225 kVA
SA=93.¥,-h S4= 52 = 1142,857 |-45,57°
= ¥3 . 6600. 100 , = 800,043 — {816,121 kVA_ ¥
= 1143,154 kVA
SA = 1028,855 - j 498,255 kVA ¥
SB= (S1+82+83+84)-SA
= (400 + j 0+ 400 ~j 247,909 + 300 —j 225 + 800,043 —j 816,121) - 1028,855 + j 498,255
= 1900,043 —j 1289,03 — 1028,855 + j 498,255
= 871,188 —j 790,775 v
SB =1176,56 |-42,23° kVA oy
PB=SB.coso
= 1176,56 . 0,74
= 8712 kW v (6)
TOTAL PART B (65)
TOTAL (A+B) [100]
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INSTRUCTIONS:
(6 Northlink College
oe THE EDUCATIGN CONNECTION
CORRESPONDENCE STUDIES
ELECTROTECHNICS N6
Answer ALL the questions.
Read ALL the questions carefully.
Number the answers correctly.
Start each question on a NEW page.
Keep subsections of questions together,
Write neatly and legibly please.
AwWswNe
QUES TIONS Stu) Gunoe.
To- ZO
QUESTION 1
Lt
12
Give a brief explanation of why the current supplied to a d.c. motor increases
when the motor is mechanically loaded. (65)
A 45 kW, 450 V d.c, shunt motor takes a current of 4 A when running light at
a speed of 620 r/min. The resistance of the armature circuit ( brushes included )
is 0,25 ohms and that of the field circuit is 265 ohms. If the motor is fully loaded,
calculate:
1.2.1 The input current : (6) —
1.2.2 The speed (4)
1.2.3 ‘The armature current when the efficiency is a maximum (3) .
[18]
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QUESTION 2
2.1 A three-phase, four-wize, star-comected load consists of the following:
R-N : 450 A al unity power factor
Y-N : 100 kW at 0.8 power factor lagging
B-N : 115 kVA at 0,9 power factor leading
Take a phase sequence R-Y-B and a line voltage of 433 V. Calculate the
current in the nentral wire and its phase angle with respect to Vay. (8)
2.2 The current flowing in a circuit is represented by:
i= 5 Sin 314t+ 0,5 Sin 942t(A) and the voltage by
v= 180 Sin (314t +5) + 20 Sin ( 942t + 2) (¥). Caleulate the following:
2.2.1 The total power supplied (3)
2,2.2 The RMS value of the voltage and current (4)
2.2.3 The power factor (2)
(a7)
TOTAL: [35]
QUESTION 3
3.1 Explain how the constant losses in a transformer are Kept to an economical
roinimum. (3)
3.2 Name auy other losses which occur in a transformer and state how this losses
varies with the load (2)
3.3 A 150 kVA, 2000/400 V, single phase transformer has a primary resistance
of 0,17 ohms a secondary resistance of 0,0084 ohms. The iron losses is 1,5 kW.
Calculate the following:
3.3.1 The equivalent resistance referred to the secondary (2)
3.3.2 The full-load efficiency at 0,8 power factor lagging 4)
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power factor @)
[16]
QUESTION 4
4.1 Define the regulation of an alternator. (2)
4.2 Define distribution factor of a winding (2)
4,3 The armature of a 12 pole star connected three phase alternator having a flux
per pole of 0,05 weber, has 144 slots. There are four conductors in each slot
and the coil pitch is 0,75 of the pole pitch, If the alternator runs at a speed of
500 y/min and the form factor is 1,17, calculate the open circuit line voltage. (8)
[12]
QUESTION 5 ,
5.1 Show with the aid of phasor diagrams that the power factor of a synchronous
motor working on a constant mechanical load depends on its excitation. (5)
5.2 A.200-kVA six pole, 2,3 kV, star-connected synchronous motor has a
synchronous impedance of ( 8 + j 56 )%. This motor is fully loaded at a power
factor of 0,8 leading. Calculate the following:
5.2.1 The ohmic values of the phase resistance and reactance. (4)
5.2.2 The EMF to which the machine is excited. 4)
5.2.3 The load angle in electrical and mechanical degrees. @)
[16]
QUESTION 6
3.3.3 The maximum efficiency at 0,85 power factor lagging Q)
3.3.4 The percentage voltage regulation at full-load and at unity
A 480 V, six pole, three-phase, star-connected induction motor has a
rotor impedance of 0,16 +j 1,1 ohms per phase at standstill. The standstill
EMF between slip rings is 290 V.
Calculate the following:
6.1 The torque developed at a full-load slip of 5 per cent. (6)
6.2 The full-load power output if the friction and windage losses are
880 watts. QB)
6.3. The speed at maximum torque (3)
. [12]
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QUESTION 7
A three-phase induction motor with an input of 500 kW at 0,75 power
factor lagging is connected in parallel with a three-phase synchronous
motor with an input of 300 kVA at 0,95 power factor leading.
‘The supply voltage is 3 200 V.
Calculate the following:
7.1 The line current of the total load. (8)
7.2 The power factor of the total load. (1)
19]
TOTAL: [65]
TOTAL MARKS = 100
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22.1
22.2
i= 5 Sin 314t+0,5 Sin 942t (A)
v=180Sin (B1dt+Z) +20Sin{9420+5) M4.
in nn a
200. S$ cosd 20.08 cosp
. 2 + 2
=433+25
Py =A3S,5 watts, @}
Vena ?+ Vina”
ve ax tas
_, [200% #207
“ 2
may) 23552 @
P
cos a
4385
1A2,227 3,553
= 0,362 lagging {2}
TOTAL 3] PARTA
ELECTROTECENICS N6 Memo
QUESTION 3
31
32
33
Constant losses:
A. Core losses ~ which can be reduced:
{By using high quality core material with low hysteresis loss
T. By Jaminating the core. :
B. Dielectric losses — which can be reduced by using insulating materi
that is non-hydroscopic and has a high dielectric strength. @)
Variable losses:
i. Copper losses ( load *
I. Eddy current iosses & ( load )* Q)
S=ISOKVA = 2000V 1 =400¥ 2, 50,172 R= 0,008¢0
2
331 Rey = Ret Ry 2)
2
0,084 + 9,17 (22)
= 0,0152. 0 2)
$.cosd 400
332 15 3.6050 POF Pag b=
= 250. 20. 0,8. 100 = 250-208
150, 105, 0,8 445004 (375%, 0,0152) 400
= 97.06 % =SI5A ®@
aan _- _KS.c0s@. 100
P35 TS cose uP)
mz 0838 450 10% 085 409
0,838, 150. 105. 0,85 +2( 3500)
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E =-361,196 +} 658,645 ~ 1327.906 +7 0
= + 1689102 +j 658,645
= 1812,975 115872 V
E = 3140.17 Vv.
523 Getege = 180°- 158.7" meer = 5
= 215° electrion, =38
= 7,12 mech @
(6)
QUESTION 6
We 480V p=3 2 =O16+j11 Ey = 290V $=0,05
61 T= Rotorinput
Rak ay
‘ Rotor cu losses
Rotor input nr
83. Roe
5
$.E9
yj, ate
ee
0.08 25? 10%
p.t64j 0.05. 24
= 8372 10°
9169 148,97 *
Ip 74988 1-18.97 24
3, 4948". O16
‘Rotor input OnE
= 23503.4 Watt
n=
win
m2
3
= 16,667 r/min
pwn 228034
22%. 16,867
T - 224441 Nm ®
6.2 — Friction & wind losses » 880 watt
P output = Rotor output — Friction & wind
Rotor output * Rotor input (I -S )
= 93503,4 (1~ 0,05)
= 22398.23 watt
22328,23-860
1000
P output = 21,45 LW @)
63 At Tox
Stm- Xp 7 Ra
Ry
Sra
Pouput =
O26
at
a
Sra = 255
Nem 27 CL Spud 60
= 16,667 { 1+ 0.145 } 60
= 854,545 r/min ®)
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