Step 1:
\A sinusoidal alternating current supply has a maximum value of 396.04 V and a periodic time of 50 milliseconds.
\The maximum/peak voltage is
.
Time period of sinusoidal function is
ms.
(2.1.1)
\Find RMS value of the voltage.
\The RMS voltage is
.
Where
is peak voltage.

(2.1.2)
\Find the average value of the voltage.
\The average voltage is
.
Where
is peak voltage.

(2.1.3)
\Find the frequency.
\Frequency is resiprocal of time period.
\
Where
is time period.

(2.1.4)
\Find the instantaneous value after two milliseconds.
\The instantaneous voltage Vi value after a time of 2ms is given as:
\
Where
is angular frequency,
t is time.
\
The instantaneous voltage Vi value after a time of 2ms
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A 48 kVA 4 800/48 V, 50 Hz single-phase transformer has 3000 turns on the primary winding
\(2.2)
\Transformer rating 48 kVA.
\Frequnecy is
.
Number of turns in primary winding is
.
Primary voltage is
.
Secondary voltage is
.
(2.2.1)
\Find the turn ration.
\Turn ratio is given as
.

The turns ratio is 1:100.
\(2.2.2)
\Find the number of secondary winding turns.
\The number turns can be find using the formula
.
Substitute
,
and
.

The number of turns in secondary winding is 30.
\(2.2.3)
\Find the secondary full-load current.
\The formula for full-load current is
.
Secondary voltage is
.
Transformer rating 48 kVA.
\Secondary full-load current is
\
The secondary full-load current is 577.35 A.
\(2.2.4)
\Find the maximum value of the core flux.
\Formula for the maximum core flux is
.
Substitute
,
and
.

The maximum value of the core flux is 7.202 m Wb.
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(2.3.1)
\The two branches current are
and
.
Write the equation in complex form.
\Polar form to complex form :
\If the polar form of equation is
then complex form of
.
Complex form of equation
is

Complex form of equation
is

For parallel connection :
.

Hence the resultant current is
.
in polar form can be written as
.
Hence
.
Step 2:
\Phasor diagram :
\Plot the phasor diagram
.

Solution :
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(1.1)
\Step 1:
\For a four pole generator :
\The number of conductors Z is 315 conductors.
\Armature resistance is 0.6
.
Brush resistance is 0.4
.
The total armature resistance Ra is 0.6 + 0.4 = 1
.
Flux per pole is 0.1 Wb.
\Supplies load of 50 kW at 1000 v.
\Armature current is
.
The EMF of a DC generator :
,
is the emf of the DC Generator.
.
where Z is the number of conductors.
\N is the speed of the DC generator.
\
is the magnetic flux.
P is the number of magnetic poles.
\a is the number of parallel circuits.
\Step 2:
\Calculate the emf of the DC Generator.
\
Emf of the DC Generator is 950 v.
\EMF of a DC generator :
.
For a four pole generator : P = 4
\For wave wound winding : a = 2
\
Speed of the DC generator is 905 rpm.
\Soltuion :
\Speed of the DC generator is 905 rpm.
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A short-shunt compound generator supplies a load of 100 A. It has a shunt-field resistance of 20 ohms, an armature resistance of 0.3 ohm and a field resistance of 0.2 ohm. Determine the armature EMF if the terminal voltage is 180 V.
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The short-shunt compound generator supplies a load current of 100 A.
\Shunt field resistance is 20
.
Armature resistance is 0.3
.
Field resistance is 0.2
.
Terminal voltage is 180 v.
\Construct a circuit daigram of short-shunt compound generator with specifications.
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EMF generated by the DC generator is
, where
.
Step 2:
\Calculate
.

Armature current
.
EMF generated by the DC generator is
.

.
EMF generated by the DC generator is
.
Solution:
\EMF generated by the DC generator is
.