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Week # 2 Quiz 3
Q1.
A 40 KVA transformer has a core loss of 400 W and a full load copper loss of 800 W. The proportion of full load at maximum efficiency is__________.
0.5
0.623
0.707
0.577
Q2.
An Alternator has phase sequence ABC at it's output terminals, if the direction of field excitation is reversed, then the sequence will be
ABC
CBA
ACB
None of these
Q3.
DC motor is still a good option for industrial application because it ……
is simple in construction
is cheap
provides fine speed control
has high efficiency
Q4.
The commutation in a DC machine involves
Current reversal
Voltage reversal
Both (A) and (B)
None
Q5.
Armature reaction in DC motor is increased \(_{-----------}\)
when field current increases
when armature current decreases
by interpoles
when armature current increases
Q6.
When the speed of an alternator is changed from 3000 RPM to 1500 RPM, the generated EMF per phase will become.
one-half
twice
one-fourth
four times
Q7.
The core of a transformer is laminated to
Reduce hysteresis losses
Make the manufacturing easy
Reduce eddy current losses
Carry more flux
Q8.
Power factor of an alternator depends on
load
speed of rotor
core losses
armature losses
Q9.
For transformer stepped cores are used...
to reduce the cu loss
to reduce the core loss
to provide more mechanical strength to the core
to reduce the magnetizing current
Q10.
If pole flux in the DC motor approaches zero, its speed will
approach to infinite
approach to zero
remain constant
approach a stable value between zero and infinite
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