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Electrical Machines-II Lab_Internal Test - 23-05-2020

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
Date
1.

By putting a controller resistor in series with rotor of dc shunt motor we can vary the speed

a)

Up to normal value

b)

Twice the normal value

c)

Up to Half the normal value

d)

None of the above

2.

Three point starter is necessary to start dc motor

a)

True

b)

False

3.

If the the resistance connected in series with the field coil of a dc shunt motor is increased the speed of the motor

a)

Decreases

b)

Increases

c)

Remains constant

d)

None of the Above

4.

The function Commutator in the dc motor is

a)

To Convert armature current from ac to dc

b)

To produce pulsating torque in the armature

c)

To convert armature current from dc to ac

d)

None of the above

5.

The main disadvantage of field control method of speed in dc shunt motor is

a)

Speed will reach very high value

b)

Large energy is wasted in field circuit

c)

Commutation gets affected

d)

All the above

6.

Load test is suitable for which of the following motors

a)

10kW motor

b)

225kW Motor

c)

545kW motor

d)

All the above

7.

In a dc shunt machine out of total losses majority of the losses are

a)

Friction and Windage loss

b)

Copper loss

c)

Magnetic loss

d)

None of the above

8.

Losses in inter-pole winding are proportional to

a)

Armtaure Current

b)

Square of armature current

c)

Field current

d)

Square of field current

9.

Eddy current losses in the dc motor are proportional to

a)

Frequency and thickness of core

b)

Square of frequency and thickness of core

c)

frequency and square of thickness of core

d)

square of frequency and square of thickness of core

10.

In a DC series motor the Mechanical Losses will

a)

Fairly remain constant

b)

Vary with load variation

c)

None of the above

11.

In a Cage motor we use what type of starter to start the motor

a)

Dual Online Starter

b)

Star-Delta Starter

c)

Rotor Resistance Starter

d)

None of the above

12.

The power factor of a Three phase induction motor when operating and load is completely released is in the range

a)

0.44 to 0.85 lag

b)

0.1 to 0.48 lag

c)

0.58 to 0.88 lag

d)

0.8 to 0.95 lag

13.

Bangalore Metro Corporation Ltd. wanted to install new metro line from Majestic to BMSIT&M, it is searching for the type of motor to be chosen to drive the train, which motor would you suggest out of following motors

a)

Slip Ring Induction Motor

b)

Squirrel Cage Induction Motor

c)

DC Shunt Motor

d)

DC Series Motor

14.

The Characteristic shown is of which motor

a)

DC Shunt Motor

b)

Induction Motor

c)

DC Series Motor

d)

Synchronous Motor

15.

Which of the following statement is FALSE

a)

DOL starter is used to start 3-ph induction motor because it is not self starting

b)

Three point starter is used to add initial resistance in the motor armature circuit

c)

Single phase induction motor is not self starting

d)

Slip ring induction motor are having better starting torque

16.

The range of slip for an Induction Machine is

a)

0 to 1

b)

-1 to 0

c)

-1 to 1

d)

0 to 0.5

17.

Choose the correct statement -

In any electrical machine

a)

Resistance is larger than reactance value

b)

Reactance value is larger than resistance value

c)

Both resistance and reactance values are almost equal

d)

Reactance is square times the resistance value

18.

If we use two wattmeters to measure the power consumed by the induction motor and incase if both wattmeters show equal reading but one negative, then the current lags voltage by an angle

a)

45 degrees

b)

90 degrees

c)

0 degrees

d)

None of the above

19.

To reverse the direction of dc motor we have to

a)

Reverse the direction of field connection

b)

Reverse the direction of armature connection

c)

Reverse either field or armature connections

20.

Direction of rotation of motor can be given by

a)

Fleming's Left Hand Rule

b)

Fleming's Right Hand Rule

c)

Faraday's Laws

d)

Lenz's Law