SINGLE PHASE INDUCTION MOTORS
AND SPECIAL MACHINES
1.
Name the
two winding of single phase induction motor?
Running
and starting winding.
2.
What are
methods available for making single phase induction motor a self starting?
By
splitting the single phase, by providing shading coil in the poles.
3.
What is
the function of capacitor in single phase induction motor?
To make
phase difference between starting and running winding, to improve PF and to get
more torque.
4. State any four use of single phase induction
motor?
Fans, wet
grinders, vacuum cleaner, small pumps, compressors, drills. Explain
5. Why single phase induction motor is not a self
starting one?
When
motor fed supply from single phase, its stator winding produces an alternating
flux, which doesn’t develops any torque.
6. What kind of motors used in ceiling fan and wet
grinders?
Ceiling
fan # Capacitor start and capacitor run single phase induction motor, wet
grinders# Capacitor start capacitor run single phase induction motor.
7. What is the application of shaded pole induction
motor?
Because
of its small starting torque, it is generally used for small toys, instruments,
hair driers, ventilators.etc.
8. In which direction a shaded pole motor runs?
The rotor
starts rotation in the direction from unshaded part to the shaded part.
9. Why single phase induction motor have low PF?
The
current through the running winding lags behind the supply voltage by large
angle so only single phase induction motor have low PF.
10.
Differentiate
between “capacitor start” & “Capacitor start capacitor run” single phase
induction motor?
Capacitor
start – capacitor is connected series with starting winding, but it will be
disconnected from supply when motor pick up its speed. Capacitor start capacitor
run# starting winding and capacitor will not be disconnected from supply even
though motor pickup its speed.
11.
What are
the principal advantages of rotating field type construction?
Relatively
small amount of power required for field system can easily supplied to rotating
system using slip rings and brushes, more space is available in the stator part
of the machine to provide more insulation, it is easy to provide cooling
system, stationary system of conductors can easily be braced to prevent
deformation.
12. Why an induction motor never runs at its
synchronous speed?
If it
runs at sy.speed then there would be no relative speed between the two, hence
no rotor emf, so no rotor current, then no rotor torque to maintain rotation.
13. What are the advantages of cage motor?
Since the
rotor has low resistance, the copper loss is low and efficiency is very high.
On account of simple construction of rotor it is mechanically robust, initial
cost is less; maintenance cost is less, simple starting arrangement.
14. Why an induction motor is called as rotating
transformer?
The rotor
receives same electrical power in exactly the same way as the secondary of a
two winding transformer receiving its power from primary. That is why induction
motor is called as rotating transformer.
15. What is the use of shading coil in the shaded
pole motor?
In shaded
pole motors the necessary phase –splitting is produced by induction. These
motors have salient poles on stator and a squirrel cage type rotor. The poles
are shaded ie each pole carries a copper band one of its unequally divided part
is called shading band. When single phase ac supply is given to the stator
winding due to shading provided to the poles a rotating magnetic field is
generated.
16. Why capacitor –start induction motors
advantageous?
In
capacitor start induction motors capacitor is connected in series with the
auxiliary winding. When speed of the motor approaches to 75 to80%of the
synchronous speed the starting winding gets disconnected due to the operation of
the centrifugal switch. The capacitor remains in the circuit only at start. The
starting torque is proportional to phase angle ά and hence such motors produce
very high starting torque.
17. List out 4 applications of shaded pole
induction motor?
Shaded
pole motors have very low starting torque, low power factor and low efficiency.
The motors are commonly used for small fans, toy motors, advertising displays,
film projectors, record players, gramophones, hair dryers , photocopying
machines etc
18.
What are
the drawbacks of the presence of the backward rotating field in a single phase
induction motor?
Due to
cutting of flux, emf gets induced in the rotor which circulates rotor current
.the rotor current produces rotor flux. This flux interacts with forward component
φf to produce a torque in one particular direction say anticlockwise direction.
While rotor flux interacts with backward component
φb to
produce a torque in the clockwise direction. So if anti clock wise torque is
positive then clockwise torque is negative thus net torque experienced by the
rotor is zero at start.
19.
Why is
hysteresis motor free from mechanical and magnetic vibrations?
The
stator of hysteresis motor carries main and auxiliary windings to produce
rotating magnetic field or of shaded pole type also. The rotor is smooth
cylindrical type made up of hard magnetic material. The torque in this motor is
constant at all speeds it runs at synchronous speed. There is not relative
motion between stator and rotor field so the torque due to eddy current
vanishes. Only hysteresis torque is present which keeps rotor running at
synchronous speeds .the high retentivity ensures continuous magnetic locking
between stator and rotor. Hence it is free from magnetic vibrations
20. What types of motor is used in computer drives
and wet grinders?
For
computer drives permanent magnet dc motors are used while in wet grinder’s
universal motor may be used.
21.
Give two
advantages and two applications of stepper motor.
Advantages:
*These
motors are compatible with digital equipments and are flexible in operation.
*The dynamic response is fast
Applications:
Stepper
motors are widely used in computer peripherals such as serial printers tape
drives, floppy disk drivers. They are also used in control of machine tools.
Robotics.
22.
List some
applications of linear induction motor?
They are
used in machine tool industry and in robotics .They are used in trains operated
on magnetic levitation , reciprocating compressors can also be driven by linear
motors
23. What are the specific characteristic features
of the repulsion motor?
Repulsion
motors give excellent performance characteristics. A very high starting torque
of about 300 to350% of full load can be obtained with starting currents of
about 3 to 4 times the full load current. Thus it has got very good operating
characteristics. The speed of the motor changes with load .with compensated
type of repulsion motor the motor runs with improved power factor as the
quadrature drop in the field winding is neutralized. Also the leakage between
armature and field is reduced which gives better regulation.
24. Discuss characteristics of single phase series
motor
* To
reduce the eddy current losses, yoke and pole core construction is laminated
*The
power factor can be improved by reducing the number of turns. But this reduces
the field flux. But this reduction in flux increases the speed and reducing the
torque. To keep the torque same it is necessary to increase the armature turns
proportionately. This increases the armature inductance.
25.
What are
the demerits of repulsion motor?
*very
expensive
*speed
changes with load
* on no
load speed is very high causing sparking at brushes*low power factor on no load
26.
List four
applications of reluctance motors?
This motor is used in signaling devices, control apparatus, automatic regulators, recording instruments, clocks and all kinds of timing devices, teleprinters, gramophones
27. What is a universal motor?
There are
small capacity series motors which can be operated on dc supply or single phase
ac supply of same voltage with similar characteristics called universal motors.
The construction of this motor is similar to that of ac series motor
27. Define step angle?
It is defined as angle through which the stepper motor shaft rotates for each command pulse.
28.What are different types of stepper motor?
1.
Variable reluctance(VR)motor
2.
Permanent magnet (PM) stepper motor
3.
Hybrid stepper motor
29.What is the advantage in using stepper motor?
1.
it can drive open loop without feedback
2.
it requires little or no maintenance.
30.Givethe applications of stepper motor?
1.
Robotics
2.
Computer peripherals
3.
Facsimile machine
4.
Aerospace
31.What are the adv. of reluctance m/c?
1.
Motor speed is constant
2.
Simple construction
32.What is Universal motor?
A
Universal motor is defined as a motor, which may be operated either on direct
current or single-phase ac supply.
33.State some application of universal motor.
Used for
sewing machines, table fans, Vaccum
cleaners, hair driers, blowers etc
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