This document contains problems from an Electrical Engineering assignment involving synchronous motors and generators.
Problem 1 involves determining the number of poles needed for a motor-generator set to convert 60Hz power to 50Hz power.
Problem 2 involves calculations for a 4-pole, 2500kVA generator including no-load field current, internal and terminal voltages at rated conditions, power and torque supplied by the prime mover under load.
Problem 3 involves calculations for a generator connected to a delta-connected load, including phasor diagrams, the effect of adding another identical load, restoring the original terminal voltage.
This document contains problems from an Electrical Engineering assignment involving synchronous motors and generators.
Problem 1 involves determining the number of poles needed for a motor-generator set to convert 60Hz power to 50Hz power.
Problem 2 involves calculations for a 4-pole, 2500kVA generator including no-load field current, internal and terminal voltages at rated conditions, power and torque supplied by the prime mover under load.
Problem 3 involves calculations for a generator connected to a delta-connected load, including phasor diagrams, the effect of adding another identical load, restoring the original terminal voltage.
This document contains problems from an Electrical Engineering assignment involving synchronous motors and generators.
Problem 1 involves determining the number of poles needed for a motor-generator set to convert 60Hz power to 50Hz power.
Problem 2 involves calculations for a 4-pole, 2500kVA generator including no-load field current, internal and terminal voltages at rated conditions, power and torque supplied by the prime mover under load.
Problem 3 involves calculations for a generator connected to a delta-connected load, including phasor diagrams, the effect of adding another identical load, restoring the original terminal voltage.
EE 255 Assignment 8 Problem #1 At a location in Europe it is necessary to supply !"" #$ of %"&'( po)er* +he only po)er source available operate at 5"&'(* ,t is -eci-e- to generate the po)er by means of motor&generator set consisting of synchronous motor -riving a synchronous generator* 'o) many poles shoul- each of the t)o machines have in or-er to convert 5"&'( to %"&'( po)er. Problem #2 A 2!""&/ 1"""&#/A "*8&P0&lagging %"&'( 2&poles 1&connecte- synchronous generator has a synchronous reactance of 1*1 an- an armature resistance of "*15 . . At %"&'( its friction an- )in-age losses are 22 #$ an- its core losses are 18 #$* +he fiel- circuit resistance is a-3ustable over the range from 2" to 2"" 4* +he 5CC of this generator is sho)n in 0igure P5&1 page !!8 62 th e-ition7 or 0igure P%&1 page !5! 6! r- e-ition7* a* 'o) much fiel- current is re8uire- to ma9e the no&loa- line&to&line terminal voltage e8ual to 2!"" /. b* $hat is the internal generate- voltage of this machine at rate- loa- con-itions. c* 'o) much fiel- current is re8uire- to ma9e the terminal voltage e8ual to 2!"" / )hen the generator is running at rate- con-itions. -* 'o) much po)er an- tor8ue -oes the generator:s prime mover supply un-er rate- loa-. Problem #! Assume that the fiel- current of the generator of problem 2 has been a-3uste- to a value of 2*5 A* a* $hat )ill the terminal voltage of this generator be if it is connecte- to a -elta&connecte- loa- )ith an impe-ance of !" 2" . b* S9etch the phasor -iagram of this generator* c* ;o) assume that another i-entical -elta&connecte- loa- is to be parallele- )ith the first one* $hat happens to the phasor -iagram of the generator. -* $hat is the ne) terminal voltage after the loa- has been a--e-. e* $hat must be -one to restore the terminal voltage to its original value. Problem #2 A 28"&/ %"&'( 2&pole 1&connecte- synchronous generator rate- at 2<"&#/A an- "*85 P0 lagging* ,ts armature resistance is "*"1% . +he core losses of this machine at rate- con-itions are < #$ an- the friction an- )in-age losses are 8 #$* +he open&circuit characteristics are sho)n in the Errata Sheet un-er error <* a* =etermine the saturate- synchronous reactance of this generator at rate- armature current* b* =etermine the unsaturate- synchronous reactance of this generator at rate- armature current* c* =etermine the internal generate- voltage of this generator at rate- con-itions* -* =etermine the voltage regulation of this generator at the rate- current an- po)er factor. e* $hat fiel- current -oes this generator re8uire to operate at the rate- voltage current an- po)er factor. f* ,f this generator is operating at rate- con-itions an- the loa- is su--enly remove- )hat )ill the terminal voltage be.