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Mid 2 - EM III
1. In a 3-phase synchronous motor [01D01] a. The field mmf leads the air gap flux and air-gap flux leads the armature b. The armature mmf leads the air-gap flux and air-gap flux leads the field mmf c. The armature mmf leads the air-gap flux and air-gap flux lags the field mmf d. The field mmf leads the air gap flux and air-gap flux lags the armature mmf 2. An Ideal synchronous motor has no starting torque because the [01D02] a. rotor winding is highly reactive b. rotor is made up of salient poles c. relative velocity between the stator and the rotor mmfs is zero d. relative velocity between the stator and the rotor mmfs is not zero 3. In a synchronous motor [01M01] a. the rotor mmf and stator mmf are rotates with respect to each other b. the rotor mmf and stator mmf are stationary with respect to each other c. rotor mmf rotates slightly faster in comparison to stator mmf d. stator mmf rotates slightly faster than rotor mmf 4. In a 3-phase synchronous motor the magnitude of field flux [01M02] a. remains constant at all loads b. varies with load c. varies with speed d. varies with power factor 5. The armature current of a synchronous motor on no load [01M03] a. Zero b. Is in phase with applied voltage c. Lags behind the applied voltage by 900 d. Leads the applied voltage by 900 6. In construction, synchronous motor is similar to an [01S01] a. Induction motor b. dc motor c. rotary converter d. Alternator 7. Number of slip rings in a 3.phase synchronous motor will be [01S02] a. 1 b. 0 c. 2 d. 3 (or) 4 8. In synchronous motors, the stator field and rotor field rotates at [01S03] a. same speed b. different speed c. zero speed d. depends on the power factor 9. A 3-phase synchronous motor needs dc supply for excitation [01S04] a. of stator b. At loaded conditions c. continuously d. At the starting instant only 10. The doubly excited magnetic systems are [01S05] a. synchronous motors b. Electro- magnetic relays c. Solenoids d. Toroids 11. A cylindrical rotor synchronous motor is switched on to the supply with its field windings shorted on themselves it will [02D01] a. not start b. start but not run at synchronous speed c. start as an induction motor and run as a synchronous motor d. start and run as a synchronous motor 12. The rotor of a synchronous motor can only run at synchronous speed of the stator magnetic field due to [02D02] a. Faraday's Law of electro-magnetic induction

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b. Lenz's Law c. Magnetization of rotor poles by stator magnetic fields d. Interlocking action between stator and rotor fields 13. 3-phase synchronous motors need [02M01] a. dc supply only b. 3- ac supply only c. 3-phase ac supply and single phase a.c supply d. 3-phase ac supply as well as d.c supply 14. A synchronous motor is operating with normal excitation with the increase in load the armature current drawn from the supply mains increases due to [02M02] a. Increase in back emf b. Fall in motor speed c. Increase in resultant voltage across the armature d. Increse in power factor 15. Synchronizing power co-efficient for a salient pole machine is [02M03] a. b. c. d. 16. Rotor winding of a synchronous motor is excited by [02S01] a. dc supply at 100-250V b. revolving field c. ac supply at 400V d. Induction from stator currents. 17. The relative speed between the magnetic fields of stator and rotor under steady state operation is zero for [02S02] a. an Induction machine b. dc machine c. schrage motor d. synchronous machine 18. A synchronous motor operating with normal excitation adjusts to increased load due to increase in [02S03] a. armature current b. speed c. power factor d. back emf 19. In a synchronous motor, under operating conditions, the angle between induced voltage and supply voltage will be [02S04] a. zero b. between 00 and 900 c. between 900 and 1800 d. more than 1800 20. The magnitude of emf induced the armature of a synchronous motor (Eb) depends upon [02S05] a. rotor excitation b. rotor speed c. supply voltage d. speed, excitation of rotor and supply volltage 21. In a synchronous motor electro-magnetic power varies [03D01] a. directly as applied voltage b. directly as square of the applied voltage c. inversely as applied voltage d. inversely as square of the applied voltage 22. In synchronous power equation of a synchronous motor . is known as [03D02] a. Load angle b. Phase displacement angle

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c. Power angle d. Phase angle 23. Synchronizing power of a synchronous motor varies [03G03] a. directly as synchronous reactance,Xs b. directly as square of the synchronous reactance, mathop X nolimits_s2 c. inversely as the synchronous reactance d. inversely as the square of the synchronous reactance 24. A 3-phase ,400V,50Hz synchronous motor is operation normally. If the load on the motor is doubled keep the excitation constant,the new load angle will become nearly [03M01] a. half b. double c. four times d. times 25. In a synchronous motor,the synchronizing power comes into action when [03M02] a. rotor speed either exceeds or falls below the synchronous speed b. rotor speed is equal to synchronous speed c. rotor speed falls below the synchronous speed d. rotor speed exceeds the synchtronous speed 26. Torque angle is defined as the space angle between [03S01] a. stator field axis and resultant field axis b. rotor field axis and resultant field axis c. stator field axis and rotor field axis d. stator field axis and mutual field axis 27. In a synchronous motor torque or load angle _ _ _ _ _ _ with increase in load [03S02] a. No change b. Decreases c. Increases d. Not depend on load 28. The value of load angle for a synchronous motor is minimum when the motor is operating on [03S03] a. No load b. Full load c. Minimum load d. Maximum load 29. The value of load angle for a synchronous motor depends mainly upon its [03S04] a. Excitation b. Load c. Supply voltage d. Speed 30. The mechanical displacement of the rotor field axis with respect to stator field axis in a synchronous motor running on full load is of the order of [03S05] a. 00 b. 50 c. 100 d. 150 31. A synchronous motor, connected to an infinite bus, is working at a leading power factor. Its excitation voltage `Ef' and terminal voltage `Vt' are related as under [04D01] a. Ef > Vt and Ef lags Vt b. Ef < Vt and Ef lags Vt c. Ef > Vt and Ef leads Vt d. Ef < Vt and Ef leads Vt 32. A synchronous motor operating at rated voltage draws 1.0 p.u current at 1.0 power factor. The machine parameters are synchronous reactance 1.0 pu.armature resistance negligible.Apart from supplying this rated power, if the motor has to supply an additional reactive power of 0.8 pu, then the field current has to be increased by [04D02]

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a. 42 % b. 46 % c. 52 % d. 69 % 33. A synchronous motor can operate over a wide range of power factors, i.e from lagging to leading power factor this is achieved by [04M01] a. changing the field excitation b. varying the speed c. varying the applied voltage d. changing the load 34. A sychronous motor fed from an infinite bus is at half-full load. If an increase in the field current a reduction in the armature current, then the motor [04M02] a. delivering reactive power to the bus at leading p.f b. delivering reactive power to the bus at lagging p.f c. absorbing reactive power from the bus at leading p.f d. absorbing reactive power from the bus at lagging p.f 35. Synchronizing power coeffcient for cylindrical-rotor machine is [04M03] a. b. c. d. 36. Maximum power in cylindrical and salient-pole machines obtained respectively at load angles of [04S01] a. 900,900 b. < 900,900 c. 900,<900 d. >900,900 37. In synchronous motor minimum armature current corresponds to [04S02] a. Lagging power factor b. Leading power factor c. Zero power factor d. Unity power factor 38. The motor with highest efficiency is [04S03] a. Induction motor with low slip b. D.c compound motor c. Synchronous motor d. Induction motor with medium slip 39. A synchronous motor will deliver maximum power when [04S04] a. load angle is equal to input power angle b. Input power factor is unity c. Load angle is 450 d. Load angle is 00 40. A 3-phase synchronous motor will operate on lagging power factor till [04S05] a. Open circuit voltage per phase E0 exceeds V sin b. E0 <V sin c. E0 < V d. E0 sin V 41. The expression for real power input of synchronous motor is [05D01] a. b. c. d. 42. Expression for real power output of synchronous motor is [05D02] a.

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b. c. d. 43. The disadvantage of synchronous condenser when compared to static capacitors is [05M01] a. cost is less than static capacitors b. fall out of synchronism c. cost is higher than static capacitors d. fall out of synchronism & cost is higher than static capacitors 44. The voltage at the end of a transmission line can be controlled by installing a _ _ _ _ _ _ at the end of the transmission line [05M02] a. synchronous condenser b. capacitor bank c. reactor d. capacitor 45. A rise of voltage at the motor terminals tends to cause the motor to operate [05M03] a. under excited and draw lagging current b. over excited and draw lagging current c. over excited and draw leading current d. under excited and draw leading current 46. By varying the load on the motor, the paths of the phasor and phasor I follow a circle. The locus is known as [05S01] a. excitation circle b. power circle c. not depend on current phasor d. excitation & power circle 47. Maximum power developed in synchronous motor for fixed values of V,E and =900 [05S02] a. b. c. = = = developed in synchronous motor for fixed V and [05S03]

d. = 48. Maximum power a. b. c. = = =

d. = 49. In V- curves the armature current is minimum, the power factor is unity and the corresponding field current is known as [05S04] a. Normal field current b. Excitation c. Over excited current d. Normal field current (or) excitation 50. At no load synchronous motor draws small current from the supply mains to meet [05S05] a. Total losses b. Internal losses c. Full load losses d. No-load losses and full load losses 51. A salient pole synchronous motor continues rotating even if its excitation current is reduced to zero. This is due to [06D01] a. rotating magnetic field of stator

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b. rotating magnetic field of rotor c. interlocking action between stator and rotor rotating magnetic fields d. magnetization of rotor salient poles by stator magnetic field. 52. A 3-phase synchronous motor connected to an infinite bus-bar, with constant excitation is driving a certain load and operating at leading power factor. If the shaft load is reduced. [06D02] a. the load angle will increase b. the load angle will decrease c. power factor will increase d. not depend on load angle 53. The operation of a 3-phase synchronous motor operating on constant excitation across infinite bus will not be stable, if power angle [06M01] a. exceeds internal angle b. less than c. exceeds d. is less than 54. A synchronous motor is running clockwise. If the direction of field current is reversed, the motor would [06M02] a. come to stop b. run in reverse direction c. run as before d. run as before but at less speed 55. The synchronizing-power co-efficient is a measure of stiffness of electromagnetic coupling between [06M03] a. rotor field only b. stator and rotor fields c. stator field only d. not depend on both fields 56. If the field of a synchronous motor is underexcited, the power factor will be [06S01] a. Lagging b. Leading c. Unity d. More than unity 57. A synchronous motor is supplying a load at unity p.f if the load on the motor is increased keeping its excitation and terminal voltage constant the power factor [06S02] a. will remain the same b. will become leading c. will become lagging d. will unity 58. A smooth cylindrical synchronous motor will always stop when [06S03] a. excitation winding gets disconnected b. load varies c. supplyvoltage fluctuates d. supply frequency varies 59. The speed of a synchronous motor can be varied by varying its [06S04] a. excitation b. supply voltage c. supply frequency d. load 60. The speed of a synchronous motor [06S05] a. remains constant from no load to full load b. varies with the variation in load c. decreases with the increase in load d. increases with the increase in load 61. A synchronous motor operates at 0.8 p.f lagging. If the field current of the motor is continuously increased. [07D01] a. the p.f decreases upto a certain value of the field current and there after it increases b. the armature current increases upto a certain value of the field current and there after it decreases

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c. the p.f increases upto a certain value of field current and there after it decreases d. the armature current decreases upto a certain value of the field current and there after it increases 62. A synchronous motor on load draws a current at a leading power factor angle . if the internal power angle _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ which is the angle between the excitation emf and the current in the phase or diagram is shown in figure (a) , then the air-gap excitation mmf lags behind the armature mmf

Figure(a) [07D02] a. b. c. d. 63. In a synchronous motor the excitation voltage on no load approximately equal to the applied voltage. This will happen [07M01] a. with low excitation b. with zero excitation c. with 100 % excitation d. with 50 % excitation 64. A synchronous motor installed at the end of a transmission line is operating at lagging power factor. With the fall in supply voltage, the power factor of the synchronous motor will [07M02] a. go down b. improve c. remains unchanged d. independent of supply voltage 65. The power developed by a synchronous motor is [07M03] a. inversely proportional to the supply voltage b. directly proportional to the sine of the load angle c. inversely proportional to the excitation voltage d. directly proportional to the synchronous reactance 66. Synchronous motor can operate at [07S01] a. leading power factor only b. lagging power factor only c. unity power factor only d. lagging, leading unity power factors 67. At constant load, the magnitude of armature current drawn by a synchronous motor is large for [07S02] a. low excitation b. high excitation c. 100 % excitation d. low and high values of excitation 68. Variation in dc excitation of a synchronous motor causes variation in [07S03] a. speed of motor b. power factor c. armature current

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d. armature current and power factor 69. Power factor of a synchronous motor can be varied by varying [07S04] a. applied voltage b. supply frequency c. excitation d. load 70. Stability of a synchronous motor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with the increase in excitation [07S05] a. increases b. decreases c. remains un affected d. independent of excitation 71. For a given developed power, a synchronous motor operating from a constant voltage and constant frequency supply, will draw minimum and maximum armature currents, and respectively corresponding to [08D01] a. at unity pf, but at zero p.f b. at unity p.f, but at zero p.f c. both and at unity p.f d. both and at zero p.f 72. Maximum power output of synchronous motor is expressed as [08D02] a. b. c. d. 73. Synchronous condensers, when operated at power factor ranging from lagging through unity to leading for voltage control are called the [08M01] a. voltage boosters b. mechanical synchronisers c. synchronous reactors d. bank of capacitors 74. In power factor improvement, the synchronous motor is to be [08M02] a. lightly loaded and over- excited b. heavily loaded and over excited c. heavily loaded and under excited d. lightly loaded and under excited 75. A synchronous motor with normal excitation operates at lagging power factor the relation between the excitation voltage (Ef) and terminal voltage (Vt) is [08M03] a. b. c. d. 76. v-curves of a synchronous motor gives the relation between [08S01] a. armature current and field current b. applied voltage and field current c. power factor and field current d. armature current and power factor 77. Inverted - v curves of a synchronous motor shows the variation of [08S02] a. power factor and dc excitation at constant load. b. supply voltage and field current at constant excitation c. power factor and supply voltage during hunting d. supply voltage and excitation current at constant load 78. Synchronous capacitor is [08S03] a. an ordinary static capacitor bank b. an over-excited synchronous motor driving mechanical load c. an over - excited synchronous motor without mechanical load d. an under-excited synchronous motor 79. A synchronous motor operating at loading power factor can be employed as a [08S04] a. phase advancer

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b. voltage booster c. mechanical synchroniser d. synchronous reactor 80. Higher the applied voltage in a synchronous motor [09D01] a. higher will be the stator flux b. higher will be the speed c. lower will be the stator flux d. lower will be the speed 81. The synchronous motor meets the increase in load by taking more armature current as [09D02] a. the rotor pole falls back relative to the stator pole causing an increase in motor current b. the back emf deceases casing an increase in motor current c. rotating field is strengthened causing an increase in motor current d. rotor field is weakened causing an increase in motor current 82. For a 3-phase, 4-pole, 50Hz synchronous motor the frequency, pole number are halved. The motor speed will be [09M01] a. 375rpm b. 75rpm c. 1500rpm d. 3000rpm 83. A 3-phase synchronous motor connected to an infinite bus is operating at half full load with normal excitation. when the load on the synchronous motor is suddenly increased [09M02] a. its speed will first decrease and then become synchronous b. its speed will first increase and then become synchronous c. its speed will fluctuate around the synchronous speed and then become synchronous d. its speed will remain unchanged 84. Units of synchronizing - power co efficient are [09M03] a. watts per electrical radian b. watts c. electrical radians d. watts electrical radian 85. The resultant voltage acting across the armature circuit of a synchronous motor (Er) is the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of induced emf in the armature circuit (Eb) and supply voltage V [09S01] a. arithmetic sum b. arithmetic difference c. phasor sum d. phasor difference 86. Synchronous motors generally have [09S02] a. smooth cylindrical rotor b. salient pole rotor c. distributed rotor d. either salient pole or cylindrical rotor 87. The magnitude of counter or back emf in a synchronous motor [09S03] a. is always less than supply voltage b. is always more than supply voltage c. is always equal to supply voltage d. may be either equal to or less than or more than supply voltage 88. A synchronous motor with comparatively large air gap gives [09S04] a. higher stability limit b. lower stability limit c. load variations d. less synchronizing power 89. Maximum output power occurs at [09S05] a. b. c. d. 90. During hunting of synchronous motor [10D01] a. -ve phase sequence currents are generated

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b. harmonics are developed in the armature circuit c. damper bar develops torque d. field excitation increases 91. In a synchronous motor when the rotor speed exceeds the synchronous speed during hunting [10D02] a. the damper bars develop synchronous motor torque b. the damper bars develop induction motor torque c. the damper bars develop induction generator torque d. -ve sequence currents are generated 92. When a synchronous motor is running at synchronous speed, the damper winding produces [10M01] a. damping torque b. eddy current torque c. torque aiding the developed torque d. no torque 93. Salient pole type rotors as compared to cylindrical pole type are [10M02] a. smaller in diameter and larger in axial length b. larger in diameter and smaller in axial length c. larger in diameter as well as axial length d. smaller in diameter as well as axial length 94. Synchronising power co-efficient is also known as [10M03] a. stifness of coupling b. rigidity factor c. stability factor d. stifness of coupling (or) stability factor (or) rigidity factor 95. The phenomenon of oscillation of the rotor of a synchronous motor about its equilibrium position corresponding to new load on sudden throwing off or increasing of load is called the [10S01] a. swinging b. hunting c. cogging d. crawling 96. A 3-phase synchronous motor hunts due to variations in [10S02] a. supply voltage b. supply frequency c. excitation d. supply voltage, frequency and excitation 97. In 3-phase synchronous motor, hunting is prevented by [10S03] a. dummy coils b. compensating winding c. damper winding d. short -pitch winding 98. The damper windings also called [10S04] a. damper grids b. squirrel cage windings c. compensating winding d. damper grids (or) squirrel cage windings 99. In a synchronous motor, squirrel cage winding is provided for making motor [10S05] a. noise free b. cheap c. self starting d. quick start 100. If the field winding of a synchronous motor is short-circuited and the motor stator is connected to 3-phase ac supply through an auto transformer, the motor will [11D01] a. start and run as a 3-phase induction motor b. crawl c. hunt d. not start 101. When a synchronous motor is started, the field winding is energized [11M01] a. in the very beganning b. when the motor attains a speed slightly less than the synchronous speed

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c. any time d. after the motor has attained the synchronous speed and synchronized 102. A cylindrical rotor synchronous motor is switched on to the dc supply with its field winding shorted on themselves. It will [11M02] a. not start b. start but not run at synchronous speed c. start as an induction motor and then run as a synchronous motor d. start and run as a synchronous motor 103. Starting torque of a synchronous motor is [11S01] a. zero b. low c. high d. half full load torque 104. Which of the following motors is not inherently self starting motor? [11S02] a. synchronous motor b. 3-phase induction motor c. reluctance motor d. D.C series motor 105. The synchronous motor can be started by [11S03] a. self starting b. providing damper winding in its rotor circuit c. changing the flux d. coupled to d.c. series motor 106. When a synchronous motor is started, the field winding is [11S04] a. open circuited b. short-circuited c. excited from a d.c source d. excited from a 3-phase ac source 107. A 3-phase synchronous motor provided with damper winding is started as a 3-phase [11S05] a. synchronous motor b. synchronous alternator c. induction motor d. induction generator 108. Synchronous motors inherently not self starting motors as [12D01] a. the direction of instantaneous torque on the rotor reverses after each half cycle b. there is no slip c. the stator does not produce revolving magnetic field d. it has no starting winding 109. Which of the following synchronous motors will be smallest in size [12M01] a. 5 Kw, 375rpm b. 5 Kw , 500rpm c. 5 Kw, 750rpm d. 5Kw, 800rpm 110. While starting a 3-phase synchronous motor by induction motor action, very high emf is induced in the field winding. The damage to the insulation of field winding and slip-rings can be avoided by [12M02] a. splitting the field winding in several sections b. open circuiting the field winding throughfield discharge resistance c. splitting the armature winding in several sections d. open circuits the arm winding 111. Which of the following methods is employed for starting a 3-phase synchronous motor? [12S01] a. damper winding b. star - delta starter c. resistance starter in the stator circuit d. damper windings in conjunction with a star-delta starter or an auto-transformer starter 112. The standard full - load power factor ratings for synchronous motors are [12S02] a. zero b. unity

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c. 0.8lag d. 0.8 lead and unity 113. Ac electrical machines should have proper _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in order to limit the operating temperature [12S03] a. voltage rating b. current rating c. speed d. kw rating 114. The size of a synchronous motor reduces with the increase in [12S04] a. speed b. kw output rating c. flux density d. current 115. During short - circuit test on a synchronous motor _ _ _ _ _ _ are short circuited [12S05] a. armature terminals b. field terminals c. all stator phase windings d. one of the stator phase winding 116. A 3-phase synchronous motor is widely used for [13D01] a. power factor improvement b. high torque loads c. low torque loads d. fluctuating loads 117. Synchronous motors are employed in [13D02] a. small sizes b. all sizes c. large sizes-higher than about 45kw d. very large sizes-higher than 500kw 118. Which of the following is not the advantage of a sychronous motor [13M01] a. High operation efficiency b. operation over a wide range of power factor from lagging to leading c. operation at constant speed from no.load to full load d. its rotor has 2 slip-rings 119. Which of the following synchronous motors has cost comparable to that of an induction motor [13M02] a. High kw output high speed b. High kw output low speed c. low kw output low speed d. low kw output high speed 120. The efficiency of a properly designed synchronous machine is of the order of [13S01] a. 60 % b. 80 % c. 99 % d. 92 % 121. The negative phase sequence in a 3-phase synchronous motor exists when the motor is [13S02] a. under - loaded b. over - loaded c. hot d. supplied with unbalanced voltage 122. A synchronous motor may fail to pull into synchronism owing to [13S03] a. excessive load b. high excitation c. low friction d. excessive load and low excitation 123. A 3-phase synchronous motor will not start if [13S04] a. voltage is too low b. voltage is too high c. one phase is shorted d. current is high

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124. In case one phase of a 3-phase synchronous motor is short-circuited, the motor will [13S05] a. not start b. run at of synchronous speed c. run with excessive vibrations d. takes less than the rated load 125. Single phase ac motors are classified on the basis of [14D01] a. construction b. starting methods c. rpm d. construction and starting methods 126. In cross-field revolving theory the field created by rotor currents is at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to the field created by the stator currents [14D02] a. parallel b. right angles c. > 900 d. < 900 127. In double revolving field theory the fields produced in -ve and +ve -direction are rotates at [14M01] a. synchronous speed b. less than synchronous speed c. twice the synchronous speed d. half of the synchronous speed 128. In single phase induction motor the slip (Sf) of the rotor with respect to the forward rotating field is [14M02] a. b. c. d. 129. The slip of the rotor in single phase induction motor with respect to the backward field is [14M03] a. sb =2-s b. c. d. 130. The synchronous impedance of a synchronous induction motor is much larger than that of synchronous motor due to [14S01] a. its larger air -gap b. presence of damper bars in it c. its less magnetic reluctance d. supply of dc excitation to its 3-phase rotor 131. Which of the following statements about synchronous induction motors is incorrect [14S02] a. it is basically a wound rotor induction motor with fewer and larger slots on rotor b. It has a verysmall air-gap as expected in a plain induction motor c. it is connected to 3-phase ac supply on stator side and to dc on rotor side d. it is provided with a heavy rotor winding 132. Synchronous induction motors [14S03] a. are used where high starting torque is required b. can be operated on full load on lagging power factor c. these are rated upto 30kw d. are used where low starting torque is required 133. In particular motor there is a stator phase winding and a short -circuited rotor winding the motor runs as synchronous speed but does not necessitate any dc excitation. The motor is a [14S04] a. 3-phase induction-motor b. 3-phase synchronous motor c. 3-phase reluctance motor d. hysteresis motor

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134. Performance characteristics of single phase induction motors are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ that of 3-phase induction motors [15D01] a. as satisfactory as b. less satisfactory than c. more satisfactory than d. distinct charactristics 135. In a comparative study of the torque-slip characteristic of a balanced poly phase induction motor, it is found that for zero slip [15M01] a. the torque for the former is zero and has a non-zero -ve value for the latter b. the torque has a non-zero +ve value on the former and has a non-zero -ve value on the latter c. the torque is zero on both of the characteristics d. the torque has non-zero +ve value on both of the characteristics 136. In cross field the field is created by the stator and rotor currents at right angles the cross field is _ _ _ _ _ _ stator field at actually operating speeds [15M02] a. somewhat weaker than b. somewhat stornger than c. of the same strength d. < 900 137. In comparision to three phase induction motors, single phase induction motors have [15M03] a. lower efficiency b. high p.f c. good speed regulation d. less slip at full load 138. A single phase induction motor is [15S01] a. self starting b. not self starting c. self starting with the help of an auxilary winding d. run at constant speed 139. Double revolving field theory is based on the idea that pulsating field produced in single phase motors can be resolved into two components of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ its amplitude and rotating in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ direction with synchronous speed [15S02] a. half, same b. half, opposite c. times of, same

d. times, opposite 140. In a sigle phase ac induction motor [15S03] a. rotor is a wound rotor b. rotor is supplied with single phase ac c. stator is supplied with single phase ac d. stator is not repond to ac supply 141. A rotating magnetic field is produced by current in two windings displaced by 900 electrical. this is the principle of [15S04] a. phase sequence b. phase splitting c. phase advance d. phase timing 142. The torque developed by a single phase induction motor drops to zero at [15S05] a. synchronous speed b. a speed slightly above synchronous speed c. speed slightly below synchronous speed d. zero power factor 143. Which of the following statements associated with split phase motors is incorrect? [16D01] a. main winding has low resistance and high reactance b. main winding current and auxiliary winding current are 900 out of phase

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c. torque developed is proportional to the sine of the angle beween main winding and auxiliary winding currents d. starting winding is connected through centrifugal switch 144. In case of split-phase motor, the phase shift between currents in the two windings is around [16D02] a. 300 b. 700 c. 900 d. 1200 145. The two windings provided on the stator of a single phase induction motor, one is main winding and the other is auxiliary winding are connected [16M01] a. in parallel b. in series c. either series or parallel d. through inductive coupling 146. In a single phase induction motor [16M02] a. both the main and auxiliary windings are placed on stator b. both windings are placed on rotor c. main winding is placed on stator and auxiliary winding on rotor d. auxiliary winding is placed on stator and main winding on rotor 147. Phase splitting can be accomplished in a single phase induction motor [16M03] a. only by adding a capacitor in series with the auxiliary winding b. only by causing the auxiliary winding to have low reactance c. only by causing the auxiliary winding to have high resistance d. only by adding a capacitor in parallel with the auxiliary winding 148. The no load current of a single phase induction motor is around _ _ _ _ _ _ % of full load current [16S01] a. 10 b. 20 c. 40 d. 80 149. The power factor at which single phase induction motor usually operate is [16S02] a. 0.7 lag b. 0.8 lag c. 0.7 lead d. unity 150. The stator winding of a single phase induction motor is splitted into two parts in order to [16S03] a. improve efficiency b. improve power factor c. develop starting torque d. increase speed 151. When a single phase induction motor picks up predetermined speed, its starting winding is disconnected and the motor continues running on _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ winding [16S04] a. rotor b. armature c. main d. compensating 152. In a split phase motor the ratio of number of turns on auxilary winding to that on main winding is [16S05] a. unity b. less than one c. more than one d. two 153. The direction of shaded pole motor can be reversed by [17D01] a. reversing supply terminals b. shifting any shading coil to the other half of the pole c. shifting two shading coil to the other half of the pole d. shifting all the shading coils to the other half of the pole 154. Shaded pole induction motor does not have the draw back of [17D02]

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a. high cost b. very low efficiency (5 to 35 %) c. non-uniform operating torque d. very little over-load capacity 155. In a shaded pole motor, shading coils are used to [17M01] a. reduce winding losses b. reduce friction losses c. produce rotating magnetic field d. protect against sparking 156. In a shaded pole squirrel cage induction motor the flux in the shaded part always [17M02] a. Leads the flux in the unshaded pole segment b. is in phase with the flux in the unshaded pole segment c. lags the flux in the unshaded pole segment d. not depend on the flux in the unshaded pole segment 157. Shaded pole induction motor does not have the advantage of [17M03] a. high starting torque b. rugged construction c. low initial as well as maintenance costs d. comparactively small starting current 158. Split phase motors are seldom used in size larger than _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with a speed of 1440 r.p.m [17S01] a. b. c. d. 1kw 159. Which of the following statements about split phase motors are correct [17S02] a. its starting torque is 1.5 to 2 times of full-load running torque b. its starting current is about 6 times of full-load current c. main winding and auxiliary winding currents are about 600 out of phase d. its starting current is about 10 times of full load current 160. In a shaded pole motor the phase splitting is achieved by placing a shading coil at the slot cut around the [17S03] a. larger part of the pole b. smaller part of the pole c. both the parts of the pole d. pole 161. In a shaded pole motor, the rotating field is developed by using [17S04] a. salient poles b. a capacitor c. shading coils d. damper winding 162. Shaded pole motor is provided with [17S05] a. laminated salient pole and a squirrel cage rotor b. a commutator c. a capacitor d. a centrifugal switch 163. Which of the following statement associated with universal motor is incorrect [18D01] a. it is a series connected commutated motor b. it is a constant speed motor c. its armature is of same construction as ordinary series motor d. like all series motors, its no load speed is very high 164. A universal motor runs at [18D02] a. higher speed with dc supply and with less sparking b. higher speed with ac supply and with less sparking c. same speed with both ac and dc supplies d. higher speed with ac supply but with increased sparking at the brushes 165. In a large sized ac series motor, armature reaction effect is neutralized and spark less commutation is achieved by: [18M01]

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a. providing a compensating winding b. increasing supply frequency c. increasing supply voltage d. connecting a high resistance in series with the field winding 166. In an ac series motor, power factor is improved by [18M02] a. increasing the inductance of armature and field winding b. reducing the inductance of armature and field winding c. increasing the supply voltage d. increasing the inductance of armature only 167. In ac series motors armature coils are usually connected to commutator [18M03] a. through resistance b. through inductors c. through capacitors d. solidly 168. AC series motors are built with as few field turns as possible to reduce [18S01] a. flux b. eddy current losses c. reactance d. speed 169. Ac series motors in comparision to dc series motors do not have [18S02] a. wider air gap b. lesser number of field turns c. larger number of armature conductors d. brushes of smaller width 170. In a large sized ac series motor, the inductive effects of armature and field cause [18S03] a. serious commutation difficulties b. less iron losses c. high power losses d. high current 171. In an A.C series motor [18S04] a. the starting current is about 2.5 times of full load current b. the starting torque is about 6 times of full load torque c. power factor varies from 0.6 to 0.7 lagging d. the starting torque is less than full load torque 172. In an ac series motor compensation winding is provided to [18S05] a. neutralize the armature mmf b. increase sparking at the brushes c. increase reactance drop d. reduce armature heating and vibrations 173. A single phase reluctance motor [19D01] a. has salient pole rotor structure and runs at sub synchronous speed b. has salient pole rotor structure and runs at super-synchronous speed c. has salient pole rotor structure and runs at synchronous speed d. has non-salient pole rotor structure and runs at synchronous speed 174. Reluctance torque is the [19D02] a. torque developed in a given synchronous motor as a function of field excitation and the sine of the torque angle b. torque developed by salient pole synchronous or synchronous induction motors due to variations in air gap produced by armature reaction c. torque developed by non-salient pole asynchronous motor d. pulsating torque 175. Under no load operating condition the speed of a universal motor is limited by [19M01] a. windage and friction b. armature reaction c. armature weight d. supply frequency 176. In case of a high speed universal motor _ _ _ _ _ _ needs maximum attention [19M02] a. air gap

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b. end play c. balancing of rotor d. insulation of rotor 177. In universal motors normally the ratio of width of brushes to the width of commutator segements is [19M03] a. 2:1 b. 1:1 c. 1:2 d. 4:1 178. A universal motor is one which has [19S01] a. constant speed b. constant output c. maximum efficiency d. capability of operating both on ac and dc with comparable performance 179. Speed of the universal motor is [19S02] a. depend on frequency of supply b. proportional to frequency of supply c. independent of frequency of supply d. inversely proportional to frequency of supply 180. The speed of a universal motor is usually reduced by using [19S03] a. v-belts b. gearing c. chains d. brakes 181. The speed of a universal motor is not controlled by [19S04] a. connecting rheostat in series b. varying flux with tapped field windings c. varying supply frequency d. applying variable supply voltage 182. In a universal motor the most common causes of brush sparking is [19S05] a. shorted field winding b. open field winding c. low commutator mica d. shorted winding & shorted armature winding 183. For speeds higher than i.e 3000rpm, the machine used is [20D01] a. induction motor b. universal motor c. synchronus motor d. D.C motor 184. If the starting winding of a single phase induction motor is left in the circuit [20M01] a. the motor will run faster b. the motor will run slower c. there will be undue sparking d. the auxiliary winding will get over-heated due to continuous flow of current and may get damaged 185. Which of the following types of motors are not single phase ac motors [20M02] a. induction type motors b. commutator type motors c. synchronous type motors d. schrage motor 186. Which of the following is not the induction motor [20M03] a. reluctance motor b. split phase motor c. shaded pole motor d. repulsion start induction motor 187. Single phase induction motor built with a variable air gap and without dc excitation is called the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ motor [20S01] a. reluctance b. hysterisis c. repulsion

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d. split phase 188. Reluctane motor is a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ motor [20S02] a. doubly excited b. un excited c. singly excited d. singly or doubly excited 189. reluctance motor [20S03] a. is not a self starting motor b. runs at variable speed c. it needs dc excitation for its rotor d. starts as an induction motor and runs as a synchronous motor 190. In a reluctance motor when the load increases to an extent that it cannot maintain synchronous speed, it will [20S04] a. fall out of synchronism and come to rest b. run as an induction motor c. draw excessive armature current and burn out d. become unstable 191. If a single phase motor fails to start but gives humming noise, this may be due to [20S05] a. low voltage b. high voltage c. shorted stator winding d. blown fuses

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