1. What is the use of flywheel?
Where it is used?
It is
used for load equalization. It is mounted on the motor shaft in compound motor.
2.
What are
the advantages of series motor?
The
advantages of series motors are,
a. High
starting torque
b. Heavy
torque overloads.
3.
Define
and mention different types of braking in a dc motor?
In breaking the motor works as a generator
developing a negative torque which opposes the motion. Types are regenerative
braking, dynamic or rheostat braking and plugging or reverse voltage braking.
4. How the D.C. motor is affected
at the time of starting?
A D.C. motor is started with full supply voltage
across its terminals, a very high current will flow, which may damage the motor
due to heavy sparking at commuter and heating of the winding. Therefore, it is
necessary top limit the current to a safe value during starting.
5. List the drawbacks of armature
resistance control?
In armature resistance control speed is varied by
wasting power in external resistors that are connected in series with the
armature. since it is an inefficient method of speed control it was used in
intermittent load applications where the duration of low speed operations forms
only a small proportion of total running time.
6. What is static Ward-Leonard drive?
Controlled rectifiers are used to get variable d.c.
voltage from an a.c. source of fixed voltage controlled rectifier fed dc drives
are also known as static Ward-Leonard drive.
7. What is aline commutated inverter?
Full converter with firing angle delay greater than
90 deg. is called line commutated inverter. such an operation is used in
regenerative braking mode of a dc motor in which case a back emf is greater
than applied voltage.
8.
Mention the methods of armature voltage controlled dc motor? When the supplied
voltage is ac,
Ward-Leonard
schemes
Transformer with taps and un controlled rectifier
bridge Static Ward-Leonard scheme or controlled rectifiers
when the
supply is dc:
Chopper
control
9.
How is
the stator winding changed during constant torque and constant horsepower
operations?
For constant torque operation, the change of stator
winding is made form series - star to parallel - star, while for constant
horsepower operation the change is made from series-delta to parallel-star.
Regenerative braking takes place during changeover from higher to lower speeds.
10. Define positive and negative motor torque.
Positive motor torque is defined as the torque
which produces acceleration or the positive rate of change of speed in forward
direction. Positive load torque is negative if it produces deceleration.
11. Write the expression for
average o/p voltage of full converter fed dc drives?
Vm=(2Vm/pi)cospi.........continuous
conduction
Vm=[Vm(cos alpha-cos beta)+(pi+alpha+beta)]/pi] discontinuous conduction
12. What are the disadvantages of
conventional Ward-Leonard schemes?
Higher
initial cost due to use of two additional m\cs. Heavy weight and size.
Needs
more floor space and proper foundation. Required frequent maintenance
13. Mention the drawbacks of
rectifier fed dc drives?
Distortion
of supply. Low power factor.
Ripple in
motor current
14. What are the advantages in
operating choppers at high frequency?
The operation at a high frequency improves motor
performance by reducing current ripple and eliminating discontinuous
conduction.
15. Why self commutated devices
are preferred over thyristors for chopper circuits?
Self commutated devices such as power MOSFETs power
transistors, IGBTs, GTOs and IGCTs are preferred over thyristors for building
choppers because they can be commutated by a low power control signal and don't
need commutation circuit.
16. State the advantages of dc
chopper drives?
DC chopper device has the advantages of high
efficiency, flexibility in control, light weight, small size, quick response
and regeneration down to very low speed.
17. What are the advantages of
closed loop c of dc drives?
Closed loop control system has the adv. of improved
accuracy, fast dynamic response and reduced effects of disturbance and system
non-linearities.
18.
What are
the types of control strategies in dc chopper?
·
Time
ratio control.
·
Current
limit control.
19.
What are
the adv. of using PI controller in closed loop ctrl. of dc drive?
Stabilize
the drive
·
Adjust
the damping ratio at the desired value
·
Makes
the steady state speed error close to zero by integral action and filters out
noise again due to the integral action.
20.
What are
the different methods of braking applied to the induction motor?
Regenerative
braking Plugging, Dynamic braking.
21. What are the different
methods of speed control of IM?
Stator
voltage control, Supply frequency control, Rotor resistance control, Slip power
recovery control.
22. What is meant by stator
voltage control.?
The speed of the IM can be changed by changing the
stator voltage. Because the torque is proportional to the square of the
voltage.
23. Mention the application of
stator voltage control.
This method is suitable for applications where
torque demand reduced with speed, which points towards its suitability for fan
and pump drives.
24. Mention the applications of
ac drives.
AC drives are used in a no. of applications such as
fans, blowers, mill run-out tables, cranes, conveyors, traction etc.
25. What are the three regions in
the speed-torque characteristics in the IM?
Motoring
region (0<=s<=1) Generating region(s<0)
Plugging
region (1<=s<=2) where s is the slip.
26.
What are
the advantages of stator voltage control method?
·
The control circuitry is simple
·
Compact size
·
Quick response time
·
There is considerable savings in energy and thus it
is economical method as compared to other methods of speed ctrl.
27.
What is
meant by soft start?
The ac
voltage controllers show a stepless control of supply voltage from zero to
rated voltage they are used for soft start for motors.
28.
List the
adv of squirrel cage IM?
·
Cheaper
·
light in weight
·
Rugged in construction
·
More efficient
·
Require less maintenance
·
It can be operated in dirty and explosive
environment
29.
Define
slip
The
difference between the synchronous speed (Ns)and actual speed(N)of the rotor is
known as slip speed. the % of slip is gn by,
%slip
s=[(Ns-N)/Ns]x 100
30.
Define
base speed.
The
synchronous speed corresponding to the rated freq is called the base speed.
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