IIMT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, MEERUT

Theory Course File

Session: 2014 - 2015
Name of faculty member: PRAKHAR RASTOGI
Designation: LECTURER
Department: EN
Name of the subject: ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERSION-I
Subject code: NEE 301
Semester: 3
rd


1. Course objectives:
This course is intended to introduce the basic principles of electrical energy
to be converted to mechanical energy and vice-versa. This will introduce the
magnetic & insulating materials used in the construction of electrical
machines and transformers. The course will expose the students to detailed
working of D.C. machines as motors and generators and those of Single and
three phase transformers.

2. Learning outcomes:
The outcome of this course would be a thorough knowledge of DC machines
and Transformers.


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Schedule of Instructions:
Unit No. 1: Principles of Electro-mechanical Energy Conversion
Reference book: I.J. Nagrath & D.P. Kothari, Electrical Machines, Tata McGraw
Hill
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Topics Reference
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1 1 Course objectives, Introduction, basic
terminologies, fundamental discussion

2 1 Flow of energy in Electro-mechanical
devices, Energy in magnetic systems
(energy & Co-energy)

3 1 Numerical on Magnetic circuits
4 1 Singly Excited system; determination
of mechanical force, mechanical
energy, torque equation

5 1 Numerical on mechanical energy and
torque

6 1 Magnetic Materials: soft, hard and
ceramic.

7 1 Insulation and insulating materials and
their classification from machine point
of view.

Unit No. 2: D.C. Machines
Reference book: Husain Ashfaq, Electrical Machines, Dhanpat Rai & Sons

1 2 Construction of DC Machines,
Armature winding

2 2 EMF & Torque Equation, Numericals
3 1 Armature Reaction
4 2 Commutation, Interpoles and
Compensating Windings

5 3 Performance characteristics of DC
Generator



Unit No. 3: D.C. Machines (Contd.)
Reference book: Husain Ashfaq, Electrical Machines, Dhanpat Rai & Sons

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1 3 Performance characteristics of DC
Motors

2 1 Starting of DC Motors: 3 point Starters
3 1 Starting of DC Motors: 4 point Starters
4 1 Speed Control of DC Motors: Field
Control

5 1 Speed Control of DC Motors: Armature
Resistance Control

6 1 Speed Control of DC Motors: Voltage
Control (Ward Leonard Method)

7 3 Efficiency and Testing of D.C.
Machines (Hopkinsons and
Swinburnes Test)

Unit No. 4: Single Phase Transformer
Reference book: Husain Ashfaq, Electrical Machines, Dhanpat Rai & Sons

1 2 Phasor Diagram
2 2 Efficiency of single phase Transformer,
Numericals

3 2 Voltage Regulation, All Day
Efficiency, Numaricals

4 1 Testing of Transformers: O.C. & S.C.
tests

5 1 Sumpners Test
6 1 Polarity Test
7 2 Auto-Transformer: Single phase &
Three phase auto transformer

8 2 Volt-Amp relation, Efficiency,
Numericals

9 1 Merits, De-merits & Applications

Unit No. 5: Three Phase Transformers
Reference book: Husain Ashfaq, Electrical Machines, Dhanpat Rai & Sons
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1 2 Construction, Three phase transformer
phasor groups

2 3 Open delta connection, 3-phase to 2-
phase, 6-phase or 12-phase connections
& their Applications

3 2 Parallel operation and load sharing of
1-phase and 3-phase transformers

4 2 Excitation and harmonics in
transformers

5 1 Three winding transformers.



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Faculty Name: - PRAKHAR RASTOGI Branch/Year:- EN/2
nd

Subject: - EMEC-I Sub code:- NEE-301

Assignment No.1

1. Show that the energy stored in a magnetic field is equal to the area between
the -I curve for the system and the flux linkage () axis.
2. Show that the field energy in a magnetic system is given by:
W
f
= 1/2Li
2
= 1/2 i = (1/2L)
2
.
3. Distinguish between singly excited and doubly excited systems.
4. For a singly excited linear magnetic system, derive an expression for the
electromagnetic torque.
5. Define field energy and co-energy.
6. Why most practical energy conversion devices use magnetic field as the
coupling medium between electrical and mechanical systems?












IIMT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, MEERUT

Faculty Name: - PRAKHAR RASTOGI Branch/Year:- EN/2
nd

Subject: - EMEC-I Sub code:- NEE-301

Tutorial No.1