SSD - UNIT- II
Solid State Drives
UNIT- II
Session - 7
Problems
Problems
1.A 500V series motor having armature and field resistance of 0.2
and 0.3ohm respectively runs at 500 rpm when taking 70 amps.
Assuming unsaturated field. Find out its speed when field divertor
of 0.684 ohm is used constant torque load.
Given:
V = 500V, Ra = 0.2 ohm, Rse = 0.3ohm, Ia1 = 70A, N1 = 500rpm, Rdiv =
0.684ohm.
Solution
Back emf Eb1 = V – Ia1(Ra + Rse) = 500 – 70(0.2+0.3) = 465V
Let Ia2 be the current taken and ∅2 be the flux produced, when a diverter is
connected across the series field.
Since torque remains constant
∅1Ia1 = ∅2Ia2………………………………………………( 1)
but
∅ ∝ current through series field
∅1 ∝ I a1
Current through the series field when a divertor is connected
= I a2 × R dir ⁄(R dir + R se ) = 0.695 I a2
Flux in this case ∅2 ∝ 0.695 Ia2 substituting in (1), we get
2 2
Ia1 = 0.695Ia2
2
Ia1
Ia22 = ; Ia2= 83.96A
0.695
Series field current, Ise = 0.695 I a2 = 0.695 × 83.96 = 58.35A
Back emf, Eb2 = V − I a1 R a − Ise Rse = 500 − 83.96 × 0.2 − 58.35 × 0.3 =
465.703 V
N2
Using the relation,
N2
=
E b1
×
∅1
⇒ = 465.7O3 × 7O
= 418rpm
N1 E b2 ∅2 5OO 465 83.96
2.A 250V DC series motor takes 40A of current when developing a
full load torque at 1500rpm. Its resistance is 0.5ohm. if the load
torque varies as the square of speed. Determine the resistance to
be connected on series with the armature to reduce the speed to
1200rpm. Assume that the flux is proportional to the field current.
Given:
Supply voltage, V = 250V, Ia1 = 40A, Speed N1 = 1500 rpm
T ∝ N 2 , N2 = 1200 rpm, Resistance (Ra + Rse) = 0.5ohm
To find:
Resistance to be connected in series with the armature.
Solution:
Back emfEb1 = V − I a1 (R a + R se ) = 250 − (40 × 0.5) = 230V
Since T ∝ N 2
T2 N2 2 1200 2
= ( ) = ( ) = 0.64
T1 N1 1500
T ∝ ∅Ia
T1 ∝ ∅Ia1
T2 ∝ ∅Ia2
T1 ∝ Ia12
T2 ∝ Ia22
(I a2 ⁄I a1 ) 2 = 0.64
(Ia2⁄40)2 = 0.64
Ia2 = 32A
External resistance is connected in series with armature
Back emf= V − I a2 (R + R a + R se ) = 250V − 32(0.5R) = 250 − 16R
N2 E b1 ∅1
Using the relation, , = ×
N1 E b2 ∅2
Here, ∅1 ∝ I a1 , ∅2 ∝ Ia2
N2 Eb1 I a1
= ×
N1 Eb2 I a2
1200 250 − 16R 40
= ×
1500 230 32
R = 6.425ohm
3.A 220 V DC shunt motor takes 5A on no-load test and runs at
750rpm. The resistance of armature and shunt field winding are
0.2ohm and 110 ohm respectively. Calculate the speed when
motor is loaded and taking a current of 50A. Assume that
armature reaction weakens the field by 3%.
Given:
V=220V, Ia = 5A, N1 = 750rpm, Ra = 0.2ohm, Rsh = 110 ohm, IL = 50A
Armature reaction weakens the field by 3%. i.e.∅2 = 0.97∅
To find: Speed N2
Solution:
V 22O
Shunt field current Ish = R = 11O = 2A
sh
No load armature current, IaO = IO − Ish = 5 − 2 = 3A
Back emfEb1 = V − I aO R a = 220 − (3 × 0.2) = 219.4V
Load armature current, Ia2 = IL − Ish = 50 − 2 = 48A
Now back emf, Eb2 = V − I a2 R a = 220 − (48 × 0.2) = 210.4V
∅2 = 0.97 ∅1
N2 E b1 ∅1
Using the relation, , = ×
N1 E b2 ∅2
N2 210.4 ∅1
= ×
750 219.4 0.97∅1
N2 = 741.5rpm
4.A 500V DC shunt motor running at 700rpm takes an armature
current of 50A, effective armature resistance is 0.4ohm. what
resistance must be placed in series with the armature to reduce
the speed to 600 rpm. The torque remaining constant.
Given:
Supply voltage, V = 500V, Ia = 5A. Ra = 0.4ohm, Speed N1 = 700rpm, Speed N2
= 600rpm
To find:
External Resistance Re
Solution:
Back emf, Eb1 = V – IaRa = 500 – (50*0.4) = 480V
RT = Ra + Re
SinceIsh is constant.
∅1 = ∅2
Eb2 = V − I a (Ra + R e ) = 500 − 50RT
N E b1
Using the relation, N2 =
1 E b2
600 500 − 50Rt
=
700 480
R t = 1.77Ω
R t = 0.4 + Re = 1.77
Re = 1.37Ω
Thank you
