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    This document contains details of a serial test conducted by M.Kaliamoorthy at PSNA College of Engineering and Technology in Dindigul, India. The test was given to first year M.E. (PED) students in the subject of Modelling and Analysis of Electrical Machines. It consisted of two parts with a total of 12 questions assessing various concepts related to electromechanical energy conversion such as principles, transducers, reluctance torque, energy balance equations, and expressions for force, torque, field energy and co-energy. Sample problems involving lifting magnetic systems and doubly excited rotating systems were also included to evaluate the students' understanding.

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    This document contains details of a serial test conducted by M.Kaliamoorthy at PSNA College of Engineering and Technology in Dindigul, India. The test was given to first year M.E. (PED) students in the subject of Modelling and Analysis of Electrical Machines. It consisted of two parts with a total of 12 questions assessing various concepts related to electromechanical energy conversion such as principles, transducers, reluctance torque, energy balance equations, and expressions for force, torque, field energy and co-energy. Sample problems involving lifting magnetic systems and doubly excited rotating systems were also included to evaluate the students' understanding.

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    Serial test-I

    2009-2010

    M.Kaliamoorthy

    PSNA College of Engineering and Technology, Dindigul - 624 622.


    Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
    SERIAL TEST-I
    Subject Name: Modelling and Analysis of Electrical Machines
    Year
    : I M.E (PED)
    Faculty name: M.Kaliamoorthy
    Duration
    : 90 Mins
    Part A

    Answer NINE Questions

    Max. Marks: 50
    Semester : I
    Date
    : 22.09.09
    9 X 2=18

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.

    State the principles of Electromechanical energy conversion


    What is Transducer? Mention different types of transducers with examples.
    What is meant by reluctance torque?
    For an electromechanical energy conversion give the energy balance equation
    Represent graphically energy and co energy and mmf Vs Flux for varying air gap.
    A two winding magnetically coupled system has N 1 turns in primary and N2 turns in
    secondary windings. Show the relationship between magnetizing inductances Lm1 and Lm2 of
    the windings respectively.
    7.
    Distinguish between the leakage flux and fringing flux.
    8.
    Define Field energy and Co energy
    9.
    Write the expressions for co-energy and force of single excited linear actuator
    10.
    Write the expressions for field energy and Torque of single excited rotating actuator
    Part-B
    11.

    Answer ALL questions

    2 x 16 = 32

    (a) The lifting magnetic system shown in fig 11(i) has a square cross section of 6 X 6
    cm . The coil has 300 turns and a resistance of 6 ohms. Neglect reluctance of the magnetic
    core and field fringing in the air gap.
    i.
    The air gap is initially held at 5 mm and a dc source of 120 V is connected to the
    coil. Determine the stored energy and the lifting force
    (4+4)
    ii.
    The air gap is again held 5mm and an ac source 120V (rms) at 50Hz is connected to
    the coil. Determine the average value of the lift force and comment on the results. (6+2)
    2

    Fig 11(i)
    OR

    Serial test-I

    2009-2010

    M.Kaliamoorthy

    (b) (i) Obtain the energy balance equation of an electro mechanical system shown in the figure
    11(ii)
    (8)

    Fig 11(ii)
    (ii) For a doubly excited system, the inductances are approximated as follows, the coils are
    energized with direct currents I1=0.7A, I2=0.8A
    L1 11 3 cos 2 H L 2 7 2 cos 2 H M 11 cos H
    (i) Find the torque as a function of , and its value, when 50 0
    (2+2)
    (ii) Find the energy stored in the system as a function of
    (4)
    12.

    (a) Derive the general expression for torque in terms of energy and co-energy of a doubly
    excited rotating electro magnetic system
    (10)
    (b) Derive the general expression for force in terms of energy and co-energy of a singly
    excited linear actuator
    (6)
    Or
    (b) Two coupled coils have self and mutual inductance of
    L11 2

    1
    1
    L 22 1
    2x
    2x

    L12 L21

    1
    2x

    Over a certain range of linear displacement x. The first coil is excited by a constant
    current of 20 A and the second by a constant current of -10 A. Find:
    (i). Mechanical work done if x changes from 0.5 to 1meter
    (4+4)
    (ii).Energy supplied by each electrical source in part (a).
    (4+4)

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