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Parallel Operation of DC Series Generator

12/11/201907/09/2014 by

The interesting thing about the parallel operation of the DC series generator is that DC series generators are not usually … Read moreParallel Operation of DC Series Generator

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Armature Reaction in DC Generator

30/09/201901/09/2014 by

To understand the concept of armature reaction in DC generator, please go through the previous articles describing the construction of … Read moreArmature Reaction in DC Generator

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Power Transformer Testing Methods – Type, Routine & Special Tests

14/04/202029/08/2014 by

An electrical power transformer has to go through a number of transformer testing procedures for confirming its specifications and performances. … Read morePower Transformer Testing Methods – Type, Routine & Special Tests

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Why Transformers are Rated in kVA, Not in kW? (With Proof)

16/07/202622/08/2014 by
Featured image for StudyElectrical.com article explaining why transformers are rated in kVA not kW. The technical illustration shows a dynamic central transformer labeled 'RATED IN kVA' glowing with electric blue and gold energy, flanked by icons representing a resistive heater load (cosφ = 1.0) and an inductive motor load (cosφ = 0.8). Swirling equations and circuit diagrams surround the unit. The StudyElectrical logo is in the bottom corner.

Discover exactly why transformers are rated in kVA rather than kW. Learn how core and copper losses dictate a transformer’s thermal limit, explore the mathematical proof behind changing load power factors, and master this classic electrical engineering interview question.

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Characteristics of DC Compound Generator

07/09/201919/08/2014 by

In a compound generator, both series and shunt excitation are combined as shown in the figure. The characteristics of DC … Read moreCharacteristics of DC Compound Generator

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Insulation Resistance Test (IR Test) or Megger Test

14/04/202016/08/2014 by

Insulation Resistance or IR Test is carried out by maintenance engineers to ensure the healthiness of the overall insulation system … Read moreInsulation Resistance Test (IR Test) or Megger Test

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Three Phase Transformer Interconnections

12/11/201913/08/2014 by

The phase windings of three-phase transformers are interconnected to give a three-phase, three-or four-wire supply through three different modes of … Read moreThree Phase Transformer Interconnections

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Effects of Voltage and Frequency Variation on Transformers

06/09/201912/08/2014 by

The effects of voltage and frequency variation on the transformer is discussed in this article. Usually, power transformers are not … Read moreEffects of Voltage and Frequency Variation on Transformers

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Objective Questions on Alternator | Part 1

15/11/201912/08/2014 by

1. In an alternator, voltage drops occurs in (A) armature resistance only (B) armature resistance and leakage reactance (C) armature … Read moreObjective Questions on Alternator | Part 1

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