Expt. 6 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Expt. 7 1. V-curve test was made on a three phase Alternator (T/F) 2.

The instruments required for the V-curve experiment were: an ac ammeter and a dc ammeter.(T/F) 3. Draw Ia Vs. If for a synchronous motor. 4. Draw the circuit diagram for plotting the V curve. 5. Draw pf Vs If for a synchronous motor and indicate the areas of lagging, leading and unity pf. 6. What is a synchronous condenser? Where do you find the application of such condensers? 7. Why a dc ammeter is required for the V-Curve experiment? Expt. 8 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Expt. 9 1. Following data was obtained during the open circuit test on a 230/115 V 50 Hz transformer: VOC=230V, IOC=3.5A and POC= 120W. Write code in MATLAB to find RC and XM referred to High side and low side respectively. 2. Explain the following codes for MATLAB: clc, pause, hold on, %, Expt.10 1. What are the conditions to be fulfilled for parallel operation of Alternators? What happens if any of the conditions remain un satisfied? 2. What are the instruments used for parallel operation? 3. What happens if the prime mover of one of the generators fails when the generators are running in parallel? 4. What happens if the rotor field supply of one of the generators fails when the generators are running in parallel? 5. The phase sequence of the system was Why prime mover is needed for loading characteristic of a synchronous generator? What type of prime mover used for the experiment? Draw the complete circuit diagram including the connection diagram of the prime mover. Draw E vs If curve for the synchronous generator. The generator output voltage will decrease with the increase of If. Why are starters required for a dc motor? Explain with relevant mathematical formula. Starters are connected in series with the field (T/F) Starters are required when the motor attains full speed.(T/F) The loading on the motor was made through the electrical loads of a 3-phase Alternator (T/F) Draw the circuit for the starter of the dc motor.

6. Draw the block diagram showing machines and equipments used for parallel operation. 7. A 4 pole Alternator rotor is driven at 1500 rpm. Find the frequency of he Alternator. Expt. 11 1. How many ways can you control the speed of a dc shunt motor? Explain with relevant mathematical formula. 2. Why is it dangerous to open the field circuit of a dc shunt motor during its operation? Explain with relevant mathematical formula. 3. Increase of field current increases the speed (T/F) 4. Increase of supply voltage decreases the speed (T/F) 5. Increase of field rotor resistance increases the speed (T/F)