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CFE AC/DC Machines

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the work of the frame of dc machines?

a)

to reduce the voltage

b)

to reduce the flux

c)

to carry the flux

d)

to carry the current

2.

Why is the length of the yoke made larger?

a)

to protect the armature windings

b)

to cover the armature windings

c)

to cover the field windings

d)

to cover and protect the field windings

3.

What is the formula for the depth of the yoke?

a)

depth of yoke = thickness/2

b)

depth of yoke = thickness

c)

depth of yoke = 2*thickness

d)

depth of yoke = 3*thickness

4.

In large machines, the thickness is relatively larger to the diameter.

a)

true

b)

false

5.

What is the formula in order to check the rigidity?

a)

moment of inertia ≥ (weight of magnetic frame * radius2 * 10-6) / 225

b)

moment of inertia ≤ (weight of magnetic frame * radius2 * 10-6) / 225

c)

moment of inertia = (weight of magnetic frame * radius2 * 10-6) / 225

d)

moment of inertia < (weight of magnetic frame * radius2 * 10-6) / 225

6.

What is the formula for the thickness of the ac machines?

a)

thickness = 40 * inner diameter of frame/12

b)

thickness = 40 + inner diameter of frame/12

c)

thickness = 40 - inner diameter of frame/12

d)

thickness = 40 * inner diameter of frame*12

7.

What is the formula for the breadth of the ac machine?

a)

breadth = 6 + 0.01 * inner diameter of frame

b)

breadth = 6 - 0.01 * inner diameter of frame

c)

breadth = 6 * 0.01 * inner diameter of frame

d)

breadth = 6 / 0.01 * inner diameter of frame

8.

What is the formula for the checking of rigidity of induction machines?

a)

moment of inertia ≥ radius / length of stator core * 90

b)

moment of inertia ≥ radius * length of stator core * 90

c)

moment of inertia ≥ radius * length of stator core / 90

d)

moment of inertia ≤ radius / length of stator core * 90

9.

What is the formula for the radius at the centre of gravity?

a)

radius at the centre of gravity = inner diameter1.5/6.3

b)

radius at the centre of gravity = inner diameter2/6.3

c)

radius at the centre of gravity = outer diameter1.5/6.3

d)

radius at the centre of gravity = outer diameter2/6.3

10.

What is the formula of the centrifugal force?

a)

centrifugal force = weight of revolving body * 39.43 * speed2 * radius of circular path

b)

centrifugal force = weight of revolving body / 39.43 * speed2 * radius of circular path

c)

centrifugal force = weight of revolving body * 39.43 / speed2 * radius of circular path

d)

centrifugal force = weight of revolving body * 39.43 * speed2 / radius of circular path

11.

What is the use of the wire bands of rotor?

a)

used for bracing the rotor windings

b)

used for circulating the current in the rotor windings

c)

used for the encircling of the rotor windings

d)

used for the protecting the rotor windings

12.

Where are the wire bands placed?

a)

active portions of rotor conductors

b)

inactive portions of rotor conductors

c)

active or inactive portions of rotor conductors

d)

active and inactive portions of the rotor conductors

13.

What are the factors on which the sizes of bands placed on depend?

a)

length of air gap

b)

method of cooling of armatures

c)

length of air gap and method of cooling of armatures

d)

method of cooling of armatures or length of air gap

14.

In what machines are the wire bands along the active length of windings placed?

a)

dc or ac machines

b)

dc and ac machines

c)

dc machines

d)

ac machines

15.

What is the range of the width of each band that should not be exceeded?

a)

10-15 mm

b)

15-20 mm

c)

20-25 mm

d)

18-23 mm

16.

What is the maximum value above which the total width of the bands should not exceed?

a)

25-35% of the axial length of armature core

b)

30-35% of the axial length of armature core

c)

25-30% of the axial length of armature core

d)

35-40% of the axial length of armature core

17.

What is the formula for the breadth of the ring slot?

a)

breadth of the ring slot = (number of turns in a band + 1)*diameter of band wire - 2*constant

b)

breadth of the ring slot = (number of turns in a band + 1)*diameter of band wire + 2*constant

c)

breadth of the ring slot = (number of turns in a band + 1)*diameter of band wire * 2*constant

d)

breadth of the ring slot = (number of turns in a band + 1)*diameter of band wire / 2*constant

18.

What is the value of the constant used in the calculation of the breadth of the ring slot for the diameter of band wire < 1.5 mm?

a)

1 mm

b)

1.5 mm

c)

2 mm

d)

3 mm

19.

What is the maximum width of the bands placed on the end windings of induction machines and high speed dc machines?

a)

30 mm

b)

35 mm

c)

40 mm

d)

45 mm

20.

What is the diameter of the wire bands made of tin, steel or bronze wire?

a)

2 mm

b)

1 mm

c)

4 mm

d)

3 mm

21.

What is the function of the bands when it is placed on overhang?

a)

used to reduce the centrifugal forces

b)

used to increase the centrifugal forces

c)

used to balance the centrifugal forces

d)

used to withstand the centrifugal forces

22.

What is the function of the bands when they are distributed along the axial length of armature?

a)

used to reduce the centrifugal forces

b)

used to increase the centrifugal forces

c)

used to decrease the centrifugal forces

d)

used to withstand the centrifugal forces

23.

What is the position of centre of gravity?

a)

mean diameter at the position of centre of gravity = Inner diameter + diameter of stator wires

b)

mean diameter at the position of centre of gravity = Inner diameter * diameter of stator wires

c)

mean diameter at the position of centre of gravity = Inner diameter / diameter of stator wires

d)

mean diameter at the position of centre of gravity = Inner diameter - diameter of stator wires

24.

What is the value of permissible stress for bronze wire for the diameter of branding wire of 1 mm?

a)

350 NM per m2

b)

250 NM per m2

c)

300 NM per m2

d)

450 NM per m2

25.

What is the value of permissible stress for steel wire for the diameter of branding wire of 0.5-1.2 mm?

a)

570 NM per m2

b)

600 NM per m2

c)

650 NM per m2

d)

700 NM per m2

26.

What happens in the rotating electrical machine?

a)

armatures are slotted

b)

armatures are slotted and results in the movement of rotor

c)

the rotor remains stationary

d)

the rotor slots are rotating

27.

What is pulsation losses?

a)

flux pulsations are caused due to the slotted armature

b)

flux pulsations are caused due to the rotation of machine

c)

flux pulsation occurs due to rotor slots are rotating

d)

flux pulsations occur due to the change in reluctance

28.

In which machine part/parts does the pulsation loss occurs?

a)

teeth

b)

pole face

c)

conductors

d)

teeth and pole faces

29.

How are the pulsation losses aggravated?

a)

if the air gap is small compared with slot openings

b)

if the air gap is reduced

c)

if the air gap is increased

d)

if the air gap is made larger than the slot openings

30.

The slotting produces harmonic fields which cause high frequency losses near the gap surface.

a)

true

b)

false

31.

In which machine is the pulsation losses considerable?

a)

synchronous motors

b)

induction motors

c)

dc shunt motors

d)

dc series motors

32.

What are the factors the permeance depends upon in the zigzag leakage?

a)

relative position of stator

b)

relative position of rotor

c)

relative position of stator and rotor

d)

stored energy at any position

33.

What is the formula for the stored energy at any position?

a)

stored energy at any position = mmf per slot2 * permeance in a particular position

b)

stored energy at any position = 2 * mmf per slot2 * permeance in a particular position

c)

stored energy at any position = 1/2 * mmf per slot2 * permeance in a particular position

d)

stored energy at any position = 1/3 * mmf per slot2 * permeance in a particular position

34.

What is the formula for the zigzag permeance?

a)

zigzag permeance = average width of the rotor tooth / (1/2 * mmf per slot2)

b)

zigzag permeance = average width of the rotor tooth * (1/2 * mmf per slot2)

c)

zigzag permeance = 1/average width of the rotor tooth *(1/2 * mmf per slot2)

d)

zigzag permeance = average width of the rotor tooth *(1/2 / mmf per slot2)

35.

What is the formula of the zigzag specific permeance?

a)

zigzag specific permeance = average width of the rotor tooth * length / (1/2 * mmf per slot2)

b)

zigzag specific permeance = average width of the rotor tooth / length * (1/2 * mmf per slot2)

c)

zigzag specific permeance = average width of the rotor tooth * length * (1/2 * mmf per slot2)

d)

zigzag specific permeance =1/ average width of the rotor tooth * length * (1/2 * mmf per slot2)

36.

What are the factors the overhang leakage reactance is obtained?

a)

length of the overhang

b)

diameter of the overhang

c)

shape of the overhang

d)

length of the overhang along with the shape of the overhang

37.

The overhang leakage reactance depends on the degree of saturation in the ferromagnetic parts.

a)

true

b)

false

38.

What is the relation between the overhang specific permeance and the slot pitch?

a)

overhang specific permeance is directly proportional to the slot pitch

b)

overhang specific permeance is indirectly proportional to the slot pitch

c)

overhang specific permeance is directly proportional to the square of the slot pitch

d)

overhang specific permeance is indirectly proportional to the square of the slot pitch

39.

How many factors are present in the relation between rating and dimension of rotating machines?

a)

6

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

40.

What is the formula of the total magnetic loading?

a)

total magnetic loading = total flux around the armature periphery at the air gap

b)

total magnetic loading = total number of ampere conductors around the armature for periphery

c)

total magnetic loading = number of poles/armature total flux

d)

total magnetic loading = total flux/number of poles

41.

What is the formula of the specific electric loading?

a)

specific electric loading = total armature ampere conductors * armature periphery at air gap

b)

specific electric loading = total flux around the air gap / area of flux path at the air gap

c)

specific electric loading = total armature ampere conductors / armature periphery at air gap

d)

specific electric loading = total flux around the air gap * area of flux path at the air gap

42.

How many terms can be used to express the output of a machine?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

43.

How many factors affecting the size of rotating machines?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

2

44.

How many factors are used to determine the specific magnetic loading?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

45.

How many factors are used to determine the specific electric loading?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

46.

What is the relation between the output and the flux density?

4 lines
47.

What is the relation between the output and the flux density?

a)

flux density is directly proportional to the output

b)

flux density is indirectly proportional to the output

c)

flux density is directly proportional to the square of the output

d)

flux density is indirectly proportional to the square of the output

48.

What is the relation between output and the specific electric loading?

a)

specific electric loading is directly proportional to the output

b)

specific electric loading is indirectly proportional to the output

c)

specific electric loading is directly proportional to the square of the output

d)

specific electric loading is indirectly proportional to the square of the output

49.

What is the relation of the specific electric loading and the diameter?

a)

specific electric loading is directly proportional to the diameter

b)

specific electric loading is indirectly proportional to the diameter

c)

specific electric loading is directly proportional to the square of the diameter

d)

specific electric loading is indirectly proportional to the square of the diameter

50.

What is the formula of the I2R loss?

a)

I2R loss = number of conductors / copper loss in each conductor

b)

I2R loss = number of conductors + copper loss in each conductor

c)

I2R loss = number of conductors - copper loss in each conductor

d)

I2R loss = number of conductors * copper loss in each conductor

51.

What is the formula of the efficiency of the machine?

a)

efficiency = output / output + losses

b)

efficiency = output * output + losses

c)

efficiency = output - output + losses

d)

efficiency = output + output + losses

52.

The fractional horsepower motors have efficiency of order of 98%.

a)

true

b)

false

53.

Why are the DC motors preferred for traction applications?

a)

Torque and speed are inversely proportional to armature current

b)

Torque is proportional to armature current

c)

Torque is proportional to square root of armature current

d)

The speed is inversely proportional to the torque and the torque is proportional to square of armature current

54.

Which of the following load application normally needs starting torque more than the rated torque?

a)

Blowers

b)

Conveyors

c)

Air compressors

d)

Centrifugal pumps

55.

Which motor has almost replaced DC shunt motor from its applications?

a)

Wound-rotor induction motor

b)

Differential compound motor

c)

Air motor

d)

Squirrel caged induction motor

56.

Which of the following motors can be used to drive the rotary compressor?

a)

DC shunt motor

b)

DC series motor

c)

Universal motor

d)

Synchronous motor

57.

In world today, around 25% of the motors are manufactured are DC motors.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Maximum torque in a DC machine is limited by ______________

a)

Commutation

b)

Heating

c)

Losses other than heating

d)

Stability

59.

Commutator performs rectification so that output of the machine is bi-directional.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

How total number of brushes in a commutator are determined in a given DC machine?

a)

Speed of armature

b)

Type of winding

c)

Voltage

d)

Amount of current to be collected

61.

Reason behind the rapid wear of brushes is __________

a)

Abrasion from dust

b)

Excessive spring pressure

c)

Rough commutator bars

d)

Abrasion from dust, excessive spring pressure and rough commutator bars

62.

In a _________ circuit, the total resistance is greater than the largest resistance in the circuit.

a)

Series

b)

Parallel

c)

Either series or parallel

d)

Neither series nor parallel

63.

In a ____________ circuit, the total resistance is smaller than the smallest resistance in the circuit.

a)

Series

b)

Parallel

c)

Either series or parallel

d)

Neither series nor parallel

64.

Which is the most cost efficient connection?

a)

Series

b)

Parallel

c)

Either series or parallel

d)

Neither series nor parallel

65.

Which of the following is not the operating characteristics of Dc generator?

a)

No-load characteristics

b)

Load characteristics

c)

External characteristics

d)

Internal characteristics

66.

Characteristics drawn at Ia = 0 is also called as ____________

a)

Magnetization characteristics

b)

Non-magnetization characteristics

c)

Anti-magnetization characteristics

d)

Cannot be determined

67.

Open circuit characteristics (OCC) is generally drawn across __________

a)

Ea vs If, Ia=constant (not equal to rated)

b)

Ea vs If, Ia=0

c)

Ea vs If, Ia=constant

d)

Ea vs If, Ia=constant (rated)

68.

Characteristics of a DC generator drawn across Vt vs If at rated armature current and constant speed, is called as ____________

a)

Load characteristics

b)

No-load characteristics

c)

External characteristics

d)

Armature characteristics

69.

Armature characteristic is _____________

a)

No-load characteristic

b)

Load characteristic

c)

OCC Current

d)

Cannot be determined

70.

External characteristics is drawn with constant term/s ____________

a)

Field current

b)

Speed

c)

Both Field current and Speed

d)

Load

71.

Armature characteristic is drawn across ________

a)

Ia vs If

b)

Ia vs Vt

c)

If vs Vt

d)

Ea vs Ia

72.

What is the first step in drawing the armature characteristic?

a)

If is made 0

b)

Field current is adjusted to give Voc equal to rated value

c)

Switch connecting armature circuit with external circuit is made open

d)

Cannot be determined

73.

What is Self-excitation in DC shunt generator?

a)

Field winding is connected in series of armature

b)

Field winding is connected in parallel of armature

c)

Field winding is not connected to the armature

d)

Field Winding is not excited

74.

For a self-excited DC shunt generator Ia = _____________

a)

IL - If

b)

IL + IL

c)

- IL - IL

d)

- IL + IL

75.

75. Characteristics of separately excited DC generator are drawn by keeping _____

a) Field current and speed both constant

b) Field current and speed both variable

c) Field current constant and speed variable

d) Field current variable and speed constant

a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d