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A 4 pole DC motor runs at 600 rpm on full load taking 25A at 450 V. The armature is lap- wound with 500 conductors and flux per pole is expressed by the relation. fie = 1.7×1/100 where I is the motor current.If supply voltage and torque are both halved, calculate the speed at which the motor will run. ignore stray losses​

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Answered by kanikish
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Answer:

The back emf in a DC motor is given by

ϕ is the flux per pole

Z is the total number of conductors

N is the speed

P is the number of poles

A is the number of parallel paths

For lap wound, A = P

For wave wound, A= 2

Mechanical power developed (P) = Eb Ia

Calculation:

Pole P = 4, Z = 400, A = 4, l = 20 cm, D= 30 cm, N = 1500 rpm, Ia= 25 A and B = 0.4 T

As the motor is Lap Connected, therefore A = P i.e. a number of parallel paths is equal to the number of poles.

Flux(ϕ) = Flux density(B) × Area(A)

Area/pole = πDL/P

Area =

Therefore, Flux = 0.4 × 0.0471 = 0.01884 Wb

Answered by charantez234
0

Answer:

372 rpm

Explanation:

Let us first find R

Now

N = E(60 /P )r.p.m.

600 = Eb /1.7x102 x 25^0.5 *60*4/500 x 4

Eb = 10 x 1.7 x 10 x 5 x 500

=425 v

IaRa=450-425=25 V

: R=25/25 = 1.0 ohm

Now in the 1st Case

T₁ √I1

T1 directly proportional to .7₁ 1.7 x 10^-2 x √25 x 25

T₂ directly proportional to 1.7 x 10^-2 x √1xI

Now T₁ = 2T2

Similarly

1.7 x 10^-2 x 125 =1.7 x 10^-2xI^3/2x2

I=(125/2)^2/3

= 15.75 A

Eb1 425 V:

Eb2=225-(15.75 x 1)

=209.3 V

N2/N₁=Eb2/Eb1*pi1/pi2

Using the relation

N₂/ 600 =209.3/425 *1.7×10² x 5 /1.7 x 10² x√5.75 N₂=372 r.p.m.

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