Q9 A 100 h.p., 500 v shunt motor has 4 poles and a 2 circuit wave winding with 492 armature conductors. The flux is 50 mWb per pole and the full-load efficiency 92% the armature and commutating field windings have a total resistance of 0.1 2. The shunt field resistance is 250 N. Calculate for full load (i) the speed (ii) the useful torque.

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Q9 A 100 h.p., 500 v shunt motor has 4 poles and a 2 circuit wave winding with 492
armature conductors. The flux is 50 mWb per pole and the full-load efficiency 92% the
armature and commutating field windings have a total resistance of 0.1 N. The shunt field
resistance is 250 N. Calculate for full load (i) the speed (ii) the useful torque.
Q10 A 240 v, 4-pole shunt motor running at 1000 r.p.m. gives 15 h.p. with an armature
current of 50 A and field current of 1 A. the armature winding is wave connected and has
540 conductors. The armature resistance is 0.1 Q and the drop at each brush is 1 v. find (i)
the useful torque (ii) the total torque (iii) useful flux per pole and (iv) iron and frictional
losses
Transcribed Image Text:Q9 A 100 h.p., 500 v shunt motor has 4 poles and a 2 circuit wave winding with 492 armature conductors. The flux is 50 mWb per pole and the full-load efficiency 92% the armature and commutating field windings have a total resistance of 0.1 N. The shunt field resistance is 250 N. Calculate for full load (i) the speed (ii) the useful torque. Q10 A 240 v, 4-pole shunt motor running at 1000 r.p.m. gives 15 h.p. with an armature current of 50 A and field current of 1 A. the armature winding is wave connected and has 540 conductors. The armature resistance is 0.1 Q and the drop at each brush is 1 v. find (i) the useful torque (ii) the total torque (iii) useful flux per pole and (iv) iron and frictional losses
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