Element of Electrical Design (3160918) MCQs

MCQs of GENERAL DESIGN ASPECTS

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51.

Which of the following statement/s is/are justified Field form factor?

(a)

The average value of flux density must be taken into account to calculate the MMF required for the airgap.

(b)

The reluctance of the airgap with slotted armature will be more as compared to the smooth armature (core) machine.

(c)

The airgap reluctance for a machine having ventilation ducts will be more than a machine having no ventilation ducts.

(d)

All of these

Answer:

Option (a)

52.

Which of the following statement/s is/are justified Gap contraction factor for the slot?

(a)

The average value of flux density must be taken into account to calculate the MMF required for the airgap.

(b)

The reluctance of the airgap with slotted armature will be more as compared to the smooth armature (core) machine.

(c)

The airgap reluctance for a machine having ventilation ducts will be more than a machine having no ventilation ducts.

(d)

All of these

Answer:

Option (b)

53.

Which of the following statement/s is/are justified Gap contraction factor for the ducts?

(a)

The average value of flux density must be taken into account to calculate the MMF required for the airgap.

(b)

The reluctance of the airgap with slotted armature will be more as compared to the smooth armature (core) machine.

(c)

The airgap reluctance for a machine having ventilation ducts will be more than a machine having no ventilation ducts.

(d)

All of these

Answer:

Option (c)

54.

Field form factor Kf

(a)

= average flux density over the pole pitchmaximunm flux density in the airgap

(b)

= Reluctance of airgap with slotted armature Reluctance of airgap with smooth armature

(c)

= Reluctance of airgap with ducts Reluctance of airgap without ductsr

(d)

= concentraded winding distributed winding 

Answer:

Option (a)

55.

Gap contraction factor for the slot Kgs

(a)

= average flux density over the pole pitchmaximunm flux density in the airgap

(b)

= Reluctance of airgap with slotted armature Reluctance of airgap with smooth armature

(c)

= Reluctance of airgap with ducts Reluctance of airgap without ductsr

(d)

= concentraded winding distributed winding 

Answer:

Option (b)

56.

Gap contraction factor for the ducts Kgd = 

(a)

= average flux density over the pole pitchmaximunm flux density in the airgap

(b)

= Reluctance of airgap with slotted armature Reluctance of airgap with smooth armature

(c)

= Reluctance of airgap with ducts Reluctance of airgap without ductsr

(d)

= concentraded winding distributed winding 

Answer:

Option (c)

57.

Field form factor Kf = 

(a)

= pole arcpole pitch (τp)

(b)

=τsτs - Kcs bs

(c)

= LL - Kcd nd bd

(d)

ATg = 800000 Kg Bg lg

Answer:

Option (a)

58.

Gap contraction factor for the slot Kgs = 

(a)

= pole arcpole pitch (τp)

(b)

=τsτs - Kcs bs

(c)

= LL - Kcd nd bd

(d)

ATg = 800000 Kg Bg lg

Answer:

Option (b)

59.

Gap contraction factor for the ducts Kgd = 

(a)

= pole arcpole pitch (τp)

(b)

=τsτs - Kcs bs

(c)

= LL - Kcd nd bd

(d)

ATg = 800000 Kg Bg lg

Answer:

Option (c)

60.

Calculate field form factor (Kf) from the following data:

no. of pole = 2

diameter of the core = 0.13 m

Pole are = 0.18 m

(a)

0.722

(b)

0.881

(c)

0.692

(d)

2.76

Answer:

Option (b)

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