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When a DC motor started, the initial current is lower than the full load current. |
False |
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Most large DC machines use wave wound armatures. |
False frog leg |
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When a generator supplies current to a load counter torque is produced which makes the armature easier to turn. |
False |
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The terminal voltage of a generator is slightly higher with a load connected, Than no load connected. |
False |
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DC series motors run at close to a constant speed from a no load to a full load. |
False |
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Lap wound armatures are used in machines designed for.... |
Low voltage and high current |
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Frog leg wound armatures are used in machines designed for... |
Moderate current and moderate voltage |
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Interpoles are connected in ______with the______. |
Series
Armature |
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Provide basic schematic and wiring diagram for a shunt DC motor |
Draw |
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Provide schematic and wiring diagram for cumulative compound DC motor (long shunt). |
Draw |
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Provide basic schematic and wiring diagram for DC series motor. |
DRAW |
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A decrease in load on a DC motor does what? |
Increase armature speed Increase cutting action Increase counter EMF decreases net voltage Decrease armature current Decrease torque |
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Brush armature should be _____ than cummutator segments |
Softer |
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What DC motors often refer to as a constant speed motor? |
Shunt |
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Why is the armature core of a DC motor made with steel laminations as opposed to a solid piece of steel? |
Reduce eddy currents |
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Which kind of d c generators windings are connected in a parallel configuration? |
Lap wound |
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The conductors on which voltage is induced in a generator or alternator are collectively called the? |
Armature |
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Which DC machine field winding is made with many turns of smaller gauge wire? |
Shunt |
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What function does a commutator provide on a DC generator? |
Mechanical rectifier changing AC to DC |
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If we are providing separate excitation to the rotating electromagnet on a large alternator what must be mounted on the rotor shaft? |
Two slip rings |
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In a DC generator what term is given to the twisting or bending of the magnetic flux lines between the Pole pieces and what causes this to happen? |
Armature reaction from magnetic field around armature windings |
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How to calculate net voltage? |
Volts-counter EMF |
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Inter poles are used to correct________which in turn will help to reduce_________. |
Armature reaction
Arcing at the brushes |
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In a DC generator what type of compounding results when the shunt in the series fields are connected in a manner whereby they aid in the production of a magnetic field? |
Cumulative |
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With an increase in speed of a DC motor: |
cEMF increases Line current decreases |
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What connections would we be most likely to reverse to change the direction of a DC motor? |
A1 and A2 |
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In a large compound DC motor what is the purpose of the field loss relay? |
Remove powered motor if shuntfield is lost or current drops below a threshold. |
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Before an automatic transfer switch supplies generator power to a building. What 2 quantities must be close to exact? |
Voltage Frequency |
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If we apply full voltage to the armature of the DC motor and reduce voltage is applied to the shuntfield, what will happen to the speed of the motor? |
Speed increases above base speed |
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What type of DC motor may self-destruct if operated with no connected load? |
Series |
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Complete diagram for cumulative compound long shunt dc motor with dynamic braking |
Draw |
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a decrease in load to a DC motor does what to armature rotational speed |
Increases |
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a decrease in load to a DC motor does what to cutting action? |
Increases |
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a decrease in load to a DC motor does what to counter EMF? |
Increases |
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a decrease in load to a DC motor does what to net voltage? |
Decreases |
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a decrease in load to a DC motor does what to armature current? |
Decreases |
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a decrease in load to a DC motor does what to torque? |
Decreases |