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Three-Phase Motor Principles

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do three-phase motors convert three-phase AC into?

a)

Electrical energy

b)

Mechanical energy

c)

Chemical energy

d)

Thermal energy

2.

Which type of motors are extremely rugged and require minimal maintenance?

a)

Single-phase motors

b)

Three-phase motors

c)

DC motors

d)

Synchronous motors

3.

One of the three basic types of three-phase motors is the ________ induction motor.

a)

Squirrel-cage

b)

Shaded-pole

c)

Universal

d)

Stepper

4.

One of the three basic types of three-phase motors is the ________ induction motor.

a)

Wound-rotor

b)

Synchronous

c)

Universal

d)

Stepper

5.

One of the three basic types of three-phase motors is the ________ motor.

a)

Synchronous

b)

Stepper

c)

Universal

d)

Shaded-pole

6.

What is the principle of operation for all three-phase motors?

a)

The rotating magnetic field.

b)

Direct current excitation.

c)

Permanent magnet interaction.

d)

Electrostatic induction.

7.

The magnetic field rotation in three-phase motors is caused by which of the following?

a)

Voltages are 120° out of phase

b)

Voltages periodically change polarity

c)

The arrangement of the stator windings

d)

All of the above

8.

Voltages in a three-phase motor are ______ out of phase.

a)

120°

b)

90°

c)

60°

d)

180°

9.

Voltages in three-phase motors periodically change polarity.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is the rotational movement of the motor shaft referred to as?

a)

Torque

b)

Voltage

c)

Current

d)

Resistance

11.

What is the Prony brake used to measure?

a)

Speed

b)

Torque

c)

Temperature

d)

Voltage

12.

The formula to calculate torque is T = ___ × ___.

a)

F × r

b)

m × a

c)

P × V

d)

W × t

13.

T is the torque in _________.

a)

newton-meters (Nm)

b)

joules (J)

c)

watts (W)

d)

kilograms (kg)

14.

F is the force in _________.

a)

newtons (N)

b)

joules (J)

c)

watts (W)

d)

meters (m)

15.

R is the radius in _________.

a)

meters (m)

b)

seconds (s)

c)

kilograms (kg)

d)

amperes (A)

16.

A dynamometer indicates 20N at a radius of 150mm (from the center of the shaft). What is the torque imposed?

a)

1.5 Nm

b)

3.0 Nm

c)

2.0 Nm

d)

0.3 Nm

17.

What is the formula for calculating mechanical power (P) in a rotating machine?

a)

P = (T × n) / 9.55

b)

P = (T + n) × 9.55

c)

P = T / (n × 9.55)

d)

P = (T × n) × 9.55

18.

In the formula P = (T × n) / 9.55, what does 'P' represent?

a)

Mechanical power in watts (W)

b)

Torque in newton-meters (Nm)

c)

Rotational speed in revolutions per minute (rpm)

d)

Electrical resistance in ohms (Ω)

19.

In the formula P = (T × n) / 9.55, what does 'N' represent?

a)

Rotational speed (rotational frequency) in revolutions per minute (r/min)

b)

Torque in Newton-meters (Nm)

c)

Power in kilowatts (kW)

d)

Time in seconds (s)

20.

In the formula P = (T × n) / 9.55, what does 'T' represent?

a)

Torque in Nm

b)

Time in seconds

c)

Temperature in Kelvin

d)

Tension in Newtons

21.

In the formula P = (T × n) / 9.55, what is the value of the constant?

a)

9.55

b)

8.25

c)

10.00

d)

7.50

22.

What is the formula for calculating horsepower (Hp) for electric motors rated in horsepower?

a)

Hp = (T × n) / 7121

b)

Hp = (T × n) / 9549

c)

Hp = (T × n) / 5252

d)

Hp = (T × n) / 746

23.

What does 'Hp' represent in the formula Hp = (T × n) / 7121?

a)

horsepower

b)

heat power

c)

hydraulic pressure

d)

high potential

24.

What does 'n' represent in the formula Hp = (T × n) / 7121?

a)

rotational speed (rotational frequency) in revolutions per minute (r/min)

b)

torque in Newton-meters (Nm)

c)

power output in horsepower (Hp)

d)

time in seconds (s)

25.

What does 'T' represent in the formula Hp = (T × n) / 7121?

a)

torque in Nm

b)

temperature in Celsius

c)

time in seconds

d)

thrust in Newtons

26.

In conversions, 1 horsepower (hp) is equal to how many watts (W)?

a)

746 W

b)

1000 W

c)

550 W

d)

860 W

27.

The output true power of a motor delivering 80Nm at a speed of 1760 r/min is? (Provide your answer in Watts)

a)

14,734.4 Watts.

b)

10,500 Watts.

c)

8,900 Watts.

d)

17,600 Watts.

28.

Calculate the output horsepower of a motor delivering 33Nm at a speed of 1150 rpm.

a)

The output horsepower is approximately 5.09 hp.

b)

The output horsepower is approximately 2.45 hp.

c)

The output horsepower is approximately 8.12 hp.

d)

The output horsepower is approximately 12.67 hp.

29.

Calculate the torque output using the formula: T = (P × 9.55) / N, where P = 7500 W and N = 1740 r/min. What is the torque output?

a)

41.164 Nm

b)

32.500 Nm

c)

55.200 Nm

d)

25.000 Nm

30.

The motor is operating at half load. Calculate the torque output at half load using the value from the previous calculation. The torque output at half load is ______ Nm.

a)

20.582 Nm

b)

10.291 Nm

c)

15.000 Nm

d)

25.000 Nm

31.

What is the torque output (in Nm) of a 10 hp motor running at 1740 r/min at full load?

a)

40.93 Nm

b)

25.67 Nm

c)

55.12 Nm

d)

10.25 Nm

32.

What is the torque output (in Nm) at half load 30N at 1m?

a)

20.47 Nm

b)

10.24 Nm

c)

30.71 Nm

d)

15.00 Nm

33.

What is the formula for calculating efficiency in an electric motor using output and input power? Efficiency = ______ / P_IN(ELECT)

a)

P_OUT(MECH)

b)

P_IN(MECH)

c)

P_OUT(ELECT)

d)

P_LOSS

34.

Efficiency is the ratio of ______ to the electrical power input for any given load level in an electric motor.

a)

mechanical power output

b)

electrical resistance

c)

thermal energy loss

d)

rotational speed

35.

Which of the following is a correct formula for calculating efficiency?

a)

Efficiency = P_OUT(MECH) / P_IN(ELECT)

b)

Efficiency = P_IN(ELECT) / P_OUT(MECH)

c)

Efficiency = P_OUT(MECH) + P_LOSSES(HEAT) / P_IN(ELECT)

d)

Efficiency = P_OUT(MECH) / (P_OUT(MECH) + P_LOSSES(HEAT))