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2024 103402

B.Tech 4th Semester Examination, 2024

Time 03 Hours
Full Marks 70
Instructions:
  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Q.1 Choose the correct answer of the following (any seven question only):

Q1.1

Increasing the air gap in an induction motor generally leads to:

a)

Increased magnetic flux and improved efficiency

b)

Reduced magnetizing inductance and a lower power factor

c)

An increase in rotor speed

d)

A higher starting torque

Q1.2

In V/f control (voltage-to-frequency control), if both voltage and frequency are reduced while keeping the ratio constant, the maximum torque of the motor:

a)

Increases significantly

b)

Decreases significantly

c)

Remains approximately the same

d)

Depends solely on rotor resistance

Q1.3

Hysteresis motors are particularly suited for applications requiring:

a)

High starting torque under heavy loads

b)

Precise speed control with low ripple

c)

Rapid acceleration and deceleration

d)

High torque density for industrial drives

Q1.4

One disadvantage often encountered with reluctance motors is:

a)

High maintenance due to brush wear

b)

Complex and noisy operation

c)

Requirement for external excitation

d)

Excessive starting current

Q1.5

The term "step angle" in a stepper motor refers to:

a)

The angle between the stator poles

b)

The maximum rotation of the motor at full load

c)

The angular displacement per input pulse

d)

The phase shift between different windings

Q1.6

In a brushless DC motor, electronic commutation is performed by:

a)

A built-in commutator and brushes

b)

An external electronic controller

c)

The natural inductance of the stator

d)

Permanent magnets on the stator

Q1.7

Short-pitch (or chorded) windings are used in AC machines primarily to:

a)

Increase the induced fundamental EMF

b)

Reduce the harmonic content (with a slight reduction in fundamental EMF)

c)

Simplify the winding process

d)

Increase the number of coils per phase

Q1.8

Compared to a distributed winding, a concentrated winding:

a)

Has a higher winding factor

b)

Produces an EMF with a more sinusoidal waveform

c)

Exhibits a lower distribution factor, leading to higher harmonic content

d)

Is always used for high-power applications

Q1.9

At the minimum point on the V-curve of a synchronous machine, the armature current is minimum because:

a)

The machine is under-excited

b)

The machine is over-excited

c)

The armature reaction is minimized (approximately balanced), leading to nearly unity power factor

d)

The field current is zero

Q1.10

When two alternators are paralleled. if one is over-excited and the other under-excited. then:

a)

Both will share active load equally regardless of excitation

b)

The over-excited unit will supply reactive power while the under-excited unit will absorb reactive power

c)

The alternators will not be able to share load at all

d)

Only the over-excited alternator will supply both active and reactive power

Q.2 Solve both questions :

Q2.1

Draw the torque-slip characteristic of three phase induction motor and show the suitable derivations that maximum torque is independent of rotor resistance.

Q2.2

A 6-pole 50Hz induction motor has a rotor resistance of 0.03 $ \Omega $ per phase and standstill reactance of 0.4 $ \Omega $ per phase. Determine the speed at which the maximum torque is developed.

Q.3 Solve both questions :

Q3.1

Explain the working of single-phase induction motor using double revolving field theory.

Q3.2

Explain construction and working of any type of capacitor split phase induction motor. What type of capacitor are used.

Q.4 Solve both questions :

Q4.1

What are the similarities between brushless DC motor and conventional DC motor. Give the advantage of brushless DC motor over conventional DC motor.

Q4.2

Explain the construction, working and application of stepper motor.

Q.5 Solve both questions :

Q5.1

The field excitation of three phase synchronous motor operating on fixed load is increased from a very low value with the help of a V curve.

Q5.2

Explain the two-reaction theory applicable to salient pole synchronous machine.

Q.6 Solve both questions :

Q6.1

Explain how the desirable feature of high starting torque and low operating slip are obtained in a double cage polyphase induction motor.

Q6.2

Why is starter necessary for starting of induction motors? Name different starting methods for 3-phase induction motor.

Q.7 Solve both questions :

Q7.1

Draw the physical arrangement of winding in stator and cylindrical rotor.

Q7.2

Describe pulsating magnetic field of ac in winding with spatial displacement.

Q.8 Solve both questions :

Q8.1

Draw and explain the phasor diagram of loaded synchronous generator under lagging, leading and unity power factor condition.

Q8.2

Calculate the rms value of induced EMF per phase of a 10 pole three phase 50 Hz alternator with 2 slots per pole per phase and 4 conductors per slots in two layers. The coil span is 150 degrees. The flux per pole has a fundamental component of 0.12 Wb and a 20% third harmonic component.

Q.9 Write short notes on any two of the following: -

Q9.1
a)

Cogging and crawling

b)

Parallel operation of alternators

c)

Pitch factor and Distribution factor


2024 V2 103402

B.Tech 4th Semester Examination, 2024

Time 03 Hours
Full Marks 70
Instructions:
  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are NINE questions in this paper.
  • Attempt FIVE questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Q.1 Choose the correct answer of the following (any seven question only):

Q1.1

Increasing the air gap in an induction motor generally leads to:

a)

Increased magnetic flux and improved efficiency

b)

Reduced magnetizing inductance and a lower power factor

c)

An increase in rotor speed

d)

A higher starting torque

Q1.2

In V/f control (voltage-to-frequency control), if both voltage and frequency are reduced while keeping the ratio constant, the maximum torque of the motor:

a)

Increases significantly

b)

Decreases significantly

c)

Remains approximately the same

d)

Depends solely on rotor resistance

Q1.3

Hysteresis motors are particularly suited for applications requiring:

a)

High starting torque under heavy loads

b)

Precise speed control with low ripple

c)

Rapid acceleration and deceleration

d)

High torque density for industrial drives

Q1.4

One disadvantage often encountered with reluctance motors is:

a)

High maintenance due to brush wear

b)

Complex and noisy operation

c)

Requirement for external excitation

d)

Excessive starting current

Q1.5

The term "step angle" in a stepper motor refers to:

a)

The angle between the stator poles

b)

The maximum rotation of the motor at full load

c)

The angular displacement per input pulse

d)

The phase shift between different windings

Q1.6

In a brushless DC motor, electronic commutation is performed by:

a)

A built-in commutator and brushes

b)

An external electronic controller

c)

The natural inductance of the stator

d)

Permanent magnets on the stator

Q1.7

Short-pitch (or chorded) windings are used in AC machines primarily to:

a)

Increase the induced fundamental EMF

b)

Reduce the harmonic content (with a slight reduction in fundamental EMF)

c)

Simplify the winding process

d)

Increase the number of coils per phase

Q1.8

Compared to a distributed winding, a concentrated winding:

a)

Has a higher winding factor

b)

Produces an EMF with a more sinusoidal waveform

c)

Exhibits a lower distribution factor, leading to higher harmonic content

d)

Is always used for high-power applications

Q1.9

At the minimum point on the V-curve of a synchronous machine, the armature current is minimum because:

a)

The machine is under-excited

b)

The machine is over-excited

c)

The armature reaction is minimized (approximately balanced), leading to nearly unity power factor

d)

The field current is zero

Q1.10

When two alternators are paralleled. if one is over-excited and the other under-excited. then:

a)

Both will share active load equally regardless of excitation

b)

The over-excited unit will supply reactive power while the under-excited unit will absorb reactive power

c)

The alternators will not be able to share load at all

d)

Only the over-excited alternator will supply both active and reactive power

Q.2 Solve both questions :

Q2.1

Draw the torque-slip characteristic of three phase induction motor and show the suitable derivations that maximum torque is independent of rotor resistance.

Q2.2

A 6-pole 50Hz induction motor has a rotor resistance of 0.03 Ω\Omega per phase and standstill reactance of 0.4 Ω\Omega per phase. Determine the speed at which the maximum torque is developed.

Q.3 Solve both questions :

Q3.1

Explain the working of single-phase induction motor using double revolving field theory.

Q3.2

Explain construction and working of any type of capacitor split phase induction motor. What type of capacitor are used.

Q.4 Solve both questions :

Q4.1

What are the similarities between brushless DC motor and conventional DC motor. Give the advantage of brushless DC motor over conventional DC motor.

Q4.2

Explain the construction, working and application of stepper motor.

Q.5 Solve both questions :

Q5.1

The field excitation of three phase synchronous motor operating on fixed load is increased from a very low value with the help of a V curve.

Q5.2

Explain the two-reaction theory applicable to salient pole synchronous machine.

Q.6 Solve both questions :

Q6.1

Explain how the desirable feature of high starting torque and low operating slip are obtained in a double cage polyphase induction motor.

Q6.2

Why is starter necessary for starting of induction motors? Name different starting methods for 3-phase induction motor.

Q.7 Solve both questions :

Q7.1

Draw the physical arrangement of winding in stator and cylindrical rotor.

Q7.2

Describe pulsating magnetic field of ac in winding with spatial displacement.

Q.8 Solve both questions :

Q8.1

Draw and explain the phasor diagram of loaded synchronous generator under lagging, leading and unity power factor condition.

Q8.2

Calculate the rms value of induced EMF per phase of a 10 pole three phase 50 Hz alternator with 2 slots per pole per phase and 4 conductors per slots in two layers. The coil span is 150 degrees. The flux per pole has a fundamental component of 0.12 Wb and a 20% third harmonic component.

Q.9 Write short notes on any two of the following: -

Q9.1
  • Cogging and crawling
  • Parallel operation of alternators
  • Pitch factor and Distribution factor
a)

Cogging and crawling

b)

Parallel operation of alternators

c)

Pitch factor and Distribution factor


2017 031403

B.Tech 4th Semester Examination, 2017

Time 3 hours
Full Marks 70
Instructions:
  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are Nine Questions in this Paper.
  • Attempt Five questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is Compulsory.

Q.1 Answer any Seven questions from this:

Q1.1

Cylindrical-rotor synchronous m/c has ______ field winding.

Q1.2

In a synchronous m/c the rotor field axis and the resultant field have an angle between them called ______.

Q1.3

Prime mover for a salient pole synchronous machine is ______.

Q1.4

Emf induced in SM under loaded conditions is known as ______.

Q1.5

Short circuit test on SM is conducted at ______ excitated condition with armature current at 1-50% of the rated value.

Q1.6

Saliency in a synchronous causes the production of ______ torque which is proportional to ______.

Q1.7

In a 1-Phase IM auxiliary winding located at ______ to main winding causes development of ______ torque.

Q1.8

A two-phase servomotor at any control phase voltage has almost ______ torque speed characteristic with torque ______ with increase in speed.

Q1.9

A steeper motor does not require an output ______ sensor.

Q1.10

Universal motors have ______ power factor of ______.

Q.2 Solve both questions :

Q2.1

What is "Synchronous" in a synchronous m/c? Why does such a m/c produce no torque at any other speed.

Q2.2

A 50 Hz, 6-pole synchronous generator has 36 slots. It has a two-layer winding with full pitch coil of eight turns each. The flux per pole is 0.015 wb. Determine the induced emf (line-to-line) if the coils are connected to form (a) 2-phase winding. (b) star-connected 3-phase winding.

Q.3 Solve both questions :

Q3.1

Explain the meaning and significance of SCR. (Short circuit ratio).

Q3.2

A 3-phase 2.5 MVA, 6.6 kV synchronous generator gave the following data for occ at synchronous speed.
If (A): 20, 25, 32, 45
Voc (line) (V): 4400, 5500, 6600, 7700, 8800
With the armature short-circuited and full load current flowing, the field current is 18 A. When the m/c is applying full-load current at zero pf at rated voltage, the field current is 45 A. Determine the leakage reactance in per phase and the full-load armature reaction in terms of equivalent field amperes. Find also the field current and voltage regulation when the m/c is supplying full load at 0.8 p.f lagging at rated voltage neglect armature resistance.

Q.4 Solve this question :

Q4.1

For a salient-pole synchronous m/c neglecting the effect of armature resistance, derive an expression for power developed as a function of load angle.

Q.5 Solve this question :

Q5.1

Two identical, 3-$ \phi $, star-connected generators, operating in parallel, share equally a total load of 750 kW at 6000 V and p.f 0.8. The synchronous reactance and resistance of each machine are respectively 50 $ \Omega $ and 2.5 $ \Omega $ per phase. The field of first generator is excited so that armature current is 40 A (lagging). Find (a) the armature current of the second alternator; (b) the p.f of each machine (c) the electromotive force of each machine (d) the load angle of each machine.

Q.6 Solve both questions :

Q6.1

What are V-curves of a synchronous motor? What are the main characteristic of a synchronous motor.

Q6.2

A 3-$ \phi $, 11 kV star connected synch. motor takes 50 A input current. The effective resistance and synchronous reactance per phase are 1 $ \Omega $ and 30 $ \Omega $ respectively. Calculate the induced emf for a power factor of (a) 0.8 lagging (b) 0.8 leading and (c) the power supplied to the motor.

Q.7 Solve this question :

Q7.1

A 230V, 50 Hz, 4-pole single-phase Induction motor has the following equivalent circuit parameters: $ R_{1m} = R_2 = 8 \Omega $, $ X_{1m} = X_2 = 12 \Omega $, $ X_M = 200 \Omega $. At a slip of 4% calculate (a) input current (b) input power (c) developed power, and developed torque at rated voltage. The motor speed is 140 rpm.

Q.8 Solve both questions :

Q8.1

Draw and explain the phasor diagram of an ac series motor.

Q8.2

A universal series motor, when operating on 220 V d.c draws 10A and runs at 1400 rpm. Find the new speed and p.f. when connected to 220 V, 25Hz supply, the motor current remains the same. The motor has total resistance of 1 $ \Omega $ and total inductance of 0.1 H.

Q.9 Solve this question :

Q9.1

Describe the construction of permanent-magnet d.c. motor. What are the advantage and disadvantage of permanent magnet d.c. motor compared with conventional shunt d.c. motors?


2017 V4 031403

B.Tech 4th Semester Examination, 2017

Time 3 hours
Full Marks 70
Instructions:
  • The marks are indicated in the right-hand margin.
  • There are Nine Questions in this Paper.
  • Attempt Five questions in all.
  • Question No. 1 is Compulsory.

Q.1 Answer any Seven questions from this:

Q1.1

Cylindrical-rotor synchronous m/c has ______ field winding.

Q1.2

In a synchronous m/c the rotor field axis and the resultant field have an angle between them called ______.

Q1.3

Prime mover for a salient pole synchronous machine is ______.

Q1.4

Emf induced in SM under loaded conditions is known as ______.

Q1.5

Short circuit test on SM is conducted at ______ excitated condition with armature current at 1-50% of the rated value.

Q1.6

Saliency in a synchronous causes the production of ______ torque which is proportional to ______.

Q1.7

In a 1-Phase IM auxiliary winding located at ______ to main winding causes development of ______ torque.

Q1.8

A two-phase servomotor at any control phase voltage has almost ______ torque speed characteristic with torque ______ with increase in speed.

Q1.9

A steeper motor does not require an output ______ sensor.

Q1.10

Universal motors have ______ power factor of ______.

Q.2 Solve both questions :

Q2.1

What is "Synchronous" in a synchronous m/c? Why does such a m/c produce no torque at any other speed.

Q2.2

A 50 Hz, 6-pole synchronous generator has 36 slots. It has a two-layer winding with full pitch coil of eight turns each. The flux per pole is 0.015 wb. Determine the induced emf (line-to-line) if the coils are connected to form (a) 2-phase winding. (b) star-connected 3-phase winding.

Q.3 Solve both questions :

Q3.1

Explain the meaning and significance of SCR. (Short circuit ratio).

Q3.2

A 3-phase 2.5 MVA, 6.6 kV synchronous generator gave the following data for occ at synchronous speed.
If (A): 20, 25, 32, 45
Voc (line) (V): 4400, 5500, 6600, 7700, 8800
With the armature short-circuited and full load current flowing, the field current is 18 A. When the m/c is applying full-load current at zero pf at rated voltage, the field current is 45 A. Determine the leakage reactance in per phase and the full-load armature reaction in terms of equivalent field amperes. Find also the field current and voltage regulation when the m/c is supplying full load at 0.8 p.f lagging at rated voltage neglect armature resistance.

Q.4 Solve this question :

Q4.1

For a salient-pole synchronous m/c neglecting the effect of armature resistance, derive an expression for power developed as a function of load angle.

Q.5 Solve this question :

Q5.1

Two identical, 3-$ \phi $, star-connected generators, operating in parallel, share equally a total load of 750 kW at 6000 V and p.f 0.8. The synchronous reactance and resistance of each machine are respectively 50 $ \Omega $ and 2.5 $ \Omega $ per phase. The field of first generator is excited so that armature current is 40 A (lagging). Find (a) the armature current of the second alternator; (b) the p.f of each machine (c) the electromotive force of each machine (d) the load angle of each machine.

Q.6 Solve both questions :

Q6.1

What are V-curves of a synchronous motor? What are the main characteristic of a synchronous motor.

Q6.2

A 3-$ \phi $, 11 kV star connected synch. motor takes 50 A input current. The effective resistance and synchronous reactance per phase are 1 $ \Omega $ and 30 $ \Omega $ respectively. Calculate the induced emf for a power factor of (a) 0.8 lagging (b) 0.8 leading and (c) the power supplied to the motor.

Q.7 Solve this question :

Q7.1

A 230V, 50 Hz, 4-pole single-phase Induction motor has the following equivalent circuit parameters: $ R_{1m} = R_2 = 8 \Omega $, $ X_{1m} = X_2 = 12 \Omega $, $ X_M = 200 \Omega $. At a slip of 4% calculate (a) input current (b) input power (c) developed power, and developed torque at rated voltage. The motor speed is 140 rpm.

Q.8 Solve both questions :

Q8.1

Draw and explain the phasor diagram of an ac series motor.

Q8.2

A universal series motor, when operating on 220 V d.c draws 10A and runs at 1400 rpm. Find the new speed and p.f. when connected to 220 V, 25Hz supply, the motor current remains the same. The motor has total resistance of 1 $ \Omega $ and total inductance of 0.1 H.

Q.9 Solve this question :

Q9.1

Describe the construction of permanent-magnet d.c. motor. What are the advantage and disadvantage of permanent magnet d.c. motor compared with conventional shunt d.c. motors?


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