Electrical Machines(DC Machines) Part-02:
26. The back to back test is best
suited for
a. Small machines
b. Medium
size machines
c. Large machines
d. All of these
27. For performing Hopkinson’s test
two identical machines are required which are mechanically coupled. The iron
losses in the two machines
a. Can be obtained
separately
b. Cannot be separated
28. The test which can be performed
on the d.c. series motor is
a. Brake test
b. Hokinson’s
test
c. Swinburne’s
test
d. Field test
29. To perform field test on d.c.
machines two motors are required. The motors used are
a. Series motors
b. One
will be series motor and other will be shunt motors
c. Shunt
motors
d. None
of these
30. The difference between field
test and regenerative test is that
a. Field test requires two
identical machines while regenerative test requires only one machine
b. In
field test iron losses can be separated while in regenerative test it cannot
c. In field test generator output is not fed
back to the motor while in regenerative test generator output is fed back to
the motor
d. All of these
31. The most common method
used to check for shorted windings is to perform
a. Field test
b. Drop test
c. Regenerative test
d. Brake
test
32. To have an induced emf in
the d.c. generator, there should be relative motion between the conductor and
flux. The plane of rotation and plane of flux
a. Should be parallel to
each other
b. Should not be parallel to each other
c. Both (a) & (b)
d. None
of these
33. To have d.c. voltage, a device
is used in a d.c. generator to convert alternating emf to unidirectional emf.
This device is called
a. Armature
b. Commutator
c. Brushes
d. All
of these
34. Yoke in d.c. machine serves the
outermost cover. For magnetic flux it provides
a. A
low reluctance path
b. A
high reluctance path
c. Both
(a) & (b)
d. Does
not provide path for magnetic flux
35. Functions of commutator in d.c.
machines are
a. To facilitate the collection
of current from armature conductors
b. To
convert internally developed induced emf to unidirectional emf
c. To
produce unidirectional torque in case of motors
d. All of these
e. None
of these
36. Brushes in d.c. machines are
made up of
a. Cast iron
b. Mild
steel
c. Copper
d. Carbon
37. If A is the number of parallel
paths and P is the number of poles, then the number of parallel path in lap
winding and in wave winding is
a. A = P, A = 2
b. A
= 2P, A = P
c. A
= 2, A = P
d. A
= P, A = 2P
38. A 4 pole, d.c. generator has a
wave wound armature with 812 conductors. The flux per pole is 0.014 Wb. The
speed at which it should be run to generate 240 V on no load is
a. 623.23 rpm
b. 633.35 rpm
c. 643.36
rpm
d. 645.53
rpm
39. A 4 pole, lap wound d.c.
generators has 40 coils with 8 turns per coils. It is driven at 1200 rpm. If
the flux per pole is 0.022 Wb, then the generated emf is
a. 265.8 V
b. 276.3
V
c. 281.6 V
d. 287.9
V
40. In a d.c. machine, the current
rating and voltage rating of wave winding is
a. Low, high
b. High,
low
c. High,
high
d. Low,
low
41. For
the construction of the armature of a d.c. machine, the best suited material is
a. Cast iron
b. Silicon
steel
c. Carbon
d. All
of these
42. In a d.c. machine, the form of armature reaction
mmf is
a. Triangular
b. Sinusoidal
c. Saw
tooth
d. Rectangular
43. For low reluctance path for the flux in armature, the
permeability of the material should be
a. High
b. Low
c. Both
(a) and (b)
d. None
of these
44. In a d.c. machine, the eddy current losses
mainly occurs in
a. Armature
b. Windings
c. Yoke
d. At
brush contact
45. The conductors which will cause distortion in the main
field flux of d.c. machine are
a. Demagnetizing armature conductors
b. Cross
magnetizing armature conductors
c. Both
(a) and (b)
d. None
of these
46. If the brush shift angle is given in electrical
degrees then for converting it into mechanical degree by using the relation
a. θelectrical / P
b. 2θelectrical /
P
c. θelectrical /
2P
d. 2P
/ θelectrical
47. A 6 pole wave wound d.c. generator has 460 armature
conductors carrying armature current of 180 A. The armature reaction
demagnetizing and cross magnetizing ampere turns per pole if brushes are
shifted by 6 degree electrical from G.N.A are
a. 3220, 230
b. 3220,
260
c. 260,
3220
d. 230, 3220
48. For
neutralizing the demagnetizing effect of armature reaction, an extra number of
winding turns are provided on each pole. To calculate number of extra turns per
pole the equation used is
a. (ATd / I) *
leakage coefficient
b. (ATd /
I) / leakage coefficient
c. Leakage
coefficient / (ATd / I)
d. (ATd /
I)
49. The armature reaction in d.c. machine causes
distortion in the main field flux. This effect of armature reaction can be
reduced by
a. Increasing the length of air
gap
b. Decreasing the
length of air gap
c. Increasing
the number of poles
d. Decreasing
the number of poles
50. Due to the effect of armature reaction in d.c.
machine, the value of generated voltage and flux per pole
a. Increases, decreases
b. Decreases,
decreases
c. Decreases,
increases
d. Increases,
increases
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