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    This document provides details of the Advanced Electrical Machinery course at Kathmandu University including objectives, topics, lecture hours, textbooks, and evaluation criteria. The course covers power transformers, three phase induction motors, synchronous generators and motors, and single phase induction motors. Students will be evaluated through a final exam, internal tests, attendance, assignments, and a mini-project.

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    KATHMANDU School of Engineering

    UNIVERSITY Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering


    DETAILED COURSE OF STUDY – EPEG 302

    Course Title: Advanced Electrical Machinery Course code: EPEG 302 Credit:3

    Objective: To provide a thorough understanding of the design, performance and applications of


    important electrical machines.

    Program: B.E in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Course Instructor: Pramish Shrestha

    Lecture Topic contents Lecture


    hours
    Power Transformer: 10
    1  Overall Course Introduction and Internal Evaluation Criteria Basics of DC 1
    motor and its Drives
     Transformer and power transformer types 1
    2  Transformer and power transformer types 2
    3  Construction and applications of power transformers 2
    4  Transformer tapings and connections, per unit systems and parallel 2
    operation
    5  Transformer cooling, specific cooling and output equations of 2
    transformer
    Three Phase Induction Motor: 8
    6  Principle of three phase induction motors, types end its equivalent 2
    circuit
    7  Three phase induction motor Synchronous speed of, slip, losses, 2
    efficiency
    8  Three phase induction motor tests, transformation ratio, power and 2
    torque, power factor
    9  Torque speed characteristics of an induction generator, starting and 2
    speed control, Introduction of induction generator
    Synchronous Generators: 12
    10  Introduction to synchronous generator, construction, power and 2
    torque, speed and frequency, EMF equation
    11  Vector diagram of an alternator, voltage regulation, equivalent circuit 2
    12  Stand alone operation of an alternator, its capability chart, 2
    synchronization
    13  Parallel operation of an alternator with an infinite bus and power 2
    sharing, Field excitation and losses
    14  Drooping characteristics.
    15  Cooling systems and shut down procedures of an alternator 2
    Synchronous Motors: 12
    16  Principle of operation of synchronous motors, torque and torque angle 2
    characteristics
    17  Method of starting of synchronous motors, counter voltage and 2
    armature reaction voltage
    18  Armature reaction 2
    19  Excitation method of synchronous motor and its V curves 2
    20  Losses and efficiency of synchronous motor and its power factor 2
    improvement
    21  Speed control of a synchronous motors, its ratings, hunting and 2
    damping
    Single phase Induction Motor: 6
    22  Cross field and revolving field theory of single phase induction 2
    motors, working principles
    23  Torque speed characteristics and applications of split phase induction 2
    motors
    24  Other fractional horsepower motors 2
    Total Hours 48
    Text Books:

    1. I J Nagrath & D P Kothari, Electrical Machines


    2. Fitzgerald, Kingsley & Kusko, Electrical Machinery, McGraw Hill Book Company
    3. Irving & Kosow, Electrical Machinery & Transformer
    4. Charles I. Hubert, Electric Machines, Maxwell McMillan
    5. M G Say, Alternating Current Machines. Pitman
    6. Clayton and Harcock, Performance and Design of DC Machines
    7. Stephen J. Chapman, Electric machinery fundamentals, Mc Graw- Hill
    8. A F Puchstein, Lyod & Conrad, Alternating Current Machinery, 3rd Edition
    9. H Cotton, Advanced Electrical Technology
    10. A S Langsdorf, Theory of Alternating Current Machinery
    11. P S Bhimbra, Theory of electric Machine
    12. K. Shawany Electrical Machine Design

    Evaluation:
    The student undertaking this course shall be evaluated as under:

    1. Final Evaluation: 50 Marks


    A 3 hour exam shall be conducted with 10 marks objective and 40 marks subjective questions

    2. Internal Evaluation: 50 Marks


    The internal evaluation will be categorized as under:
    (i) Internal test : 35 Marks
    (ii) Attendance and behavior : 5 Marks
    (iii) Assignments/mini-project : 10 Marks

    Note: 80% attendance and pass marks in internal is compulsory to appear in the final exam.

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