Chapter 7: Electrical Theory and DC Machines Flashcards

1
Q

A2C07Q06 The symbol for flux density is _____ and the symbol for magnetic flux is ______.
Select one:

a.
μ, B

b.
ɸ, B

c.
ɸ, μ

d.
B, ɸ

A

d.
B, ɸ

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The yoke in a DC machine is usually made of:
Select one:

a.
Iron or steel

b.
Copper

c.
Aluminum

d.
Insulation

e.
Semi-conducting materials

A

a.
Iron or steel

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3
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Interpoles are connected in series with the:
Select one:

a.
Field coils

b.
Load

c.
Armature

d.
Field poles

e.
Stator

A

c.
Armature

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4
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The air gaps between the poles and the armature in a DC generator are:
Select one:

a.
Filled with insulation

b.
Subject to sparking

c.
Increased with speed

d.
Kept comparatively small

e.
To insulate the poles from the armature

A

d.
Kept comparatively small

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5
Q

In a generator, the direction of the induced EMF can be determined by applying Fleming’s _____ hand rule.
Select one:

a.
Back

b.
Two

c.
Inverse

d.
Left

e.
Right

A

e.
Right

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6
Q

The end shields of a DC generator hold the:
Select one:

a.
Armature conductors at the ends of the armature

b.
Field windings tightly to the field poles

c.
Brushes in contact with the armature

d.
Rotor and the armature together

e.
Bearing housings

A

e.
Bearing housings

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7
Q

Excitation of the shunt field is controlled by a:
Select one:

a.
Regulating rheostat

b.
Mechanical governor

c.
Converter

d.
Long shunt

e.
Short shunt

A

a.
Regulating rheostat

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8
Q

The armature core in a DC machine is made of:
Select one:

a.
Copper

b.
Copper laminations

c.
Hard steel laminations

d.
Soft iron laminations

e.
Stainless steel laminations

A

d.
Soft iron laminations

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9
Q

The practical unit used to represent resistance is:
Select one:

a.
Impedance

b.
Amp

c.
Ohm

d.
Farad

e.
Henry

A

c.
Ohm

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10
Q

A2C07Q05 Temporary magnets ______________.
Select one:

a.
Are easy to magnetize

b.
Are difficult to magnetize

c.
Have high retentivity

d.
Retain their magnetic characteristics easily

A

a.
Are easy to magnetize

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11
Q

In a shunt motor, if the field becomes disconnected during operation, the motor will:
Select one:

a.
Overspeed

b.
Under speed

c.
Slow down

d.
Stop

e.
Not change

A

a.
Overspeed

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12
Q

Factors that determine the resistance of a conductor are:
Select one:

a.
Weight, length, diameter, and temperature

b.
Type of material, length, diameter, and temperature

c.
Weight, type of material, length, and diameter

d.
Weight, type of material, length, diameter, and temperature

e.
Weight, length, temperature, and diameter

A

b.
Type of material, length, diameter, and temperature

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13
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The assembled armature core of a DC machine:
Select one:

A.
Is wrapped with field windings

B.
Has axial slots around its periphery

C.
Contacts the brushes

D.
Is hard-drawn copper bars

E.
Is connected with the rotor

A

B.
Has axial slots around its periphery

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14
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A2C07Q03 The strength of the magnetic field around a coil is determined by __________ and ______________.
Select one:

a.
The rate of change of current, its magnitude

b.
The magnitude of current, the number of turns

c.
The magnitude of current, its direction

d.
The direction of current, the number of turns

A

b.
The magnitude of current, the number of turns

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15
Q

The behaviour of a separately excited generator with regard to its load characteristic is that as load increases, its delivery voltage:
Select one:

a.
Steeply rises

b.
Remains constant

c.
Slightly falls

d.
Slightly fluctuates

e.
Slightly above normal

A

c.
Slightly falls

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16
Q

When a high starting torque is required, but the running load may be small, the best DC motor to use would be the _____ motor.
Select one:

a.
Series

b.
Shunt

c.
Compound

d.
Under compounded

e.
Over compounded

A

c.
Compound

17
Q

When a current carrying conductor is placed in a magnetic field, the field produced by the conductor _____ the magnetic field between the poles.
Select one:

a.
Adds to

b.
Subtracts from

c.
Distorts

d.
Crosses

e.
Straightens

A

c.
Distorts

18
Q

The separately excited DC generator has a _____ load characteristic:
Select one:

a.
Rising

b.
Level

c.
Falling

d.
Series

e.
Parallel

A

c.
Falling

19
Q

The valence (free) electrons of a conductor, when connected to the poles of a battery, move towards:
Select one:

a.
Both poles at the same time

b.
The negative pole

c.
The positive pole

d.
Either or both poles, quite randomly

e.
The cathode

A

c.
The positive pole

20
Q

As the flux of a shunt motor remains constant, its torque is:
Select one:

a.
Inversely proportional to armature current.

b.
Proportional to armature current.

c.
Increased.

d.
Decreased.

e.
Unchanged.

A

b.
Proportional to armature current.

21
Q

In a shunt motor, if the field becomes disconnected during operation, the motor will:
Select one:

a.
Overspeed

b.
Under speed

c.
Slow down

d.
Stop

e.
Not change

A

a.
Overspeed

22
Q

Factors that determine the resistance of a conductor are:
Select one:

a.
Weight, length, diameter, and temperature

b.
Type of material, length, diameter, and temperature

c.
Weight, type of material, length, and diameter

d.
Weight, type of material, length, diameter, and temperature

e.
Weight, length, temperature, and diameter

A

b.
Type of material, length, diameter, and temperature

23
Q

The assembled armature core of a DC machine:
Select one:

A.
Is wrapped with field windings

B.
Has axial slots around its periphery

C.
Contacts the brushes

D.
Is hard-drawn copper bars

E.
Is connected with the rotor

A

B.
Has axial slots around its periphery

24
Q

A2C07Q03 The strength of the magnetic field around a coil is determined by __________ and ______________.
Select one:

a.
The rate of change of current, its magnitude

b.
The magnitude of current, the number of turns

c.
The magnitude of current, its direction

d.
The direction of current, the number of turns

A

b.
The magnitude of current, the number of turns

25
Q

The behaviour of a separately excited generator with regard to its load characteristic is that as load increases, its delivery voltage:
Select one:

a.
Steeply rises

b.
Remains constant

c.
Slightly falls

d.
Slightly fluctuates

e.
Slightly above normal

A

c.
Slightly falls

26
Q

When a high starting torque is required, but the running load may be small, the best DC motor to use would be the _____ motor.
Select one:

a.
Series

b.
Shunt

c.
Compound

d.
Under compounded

e.
Over compounded

A

c.
Compound

27
Q

When a current carrying conductor is placed in a magnetic field, the field produced by the conductor _____ the magnetic field between the poles.
Select one:

a.
Adds to

b.
Subtracts from

c.
Distorts

d.
Crosses

e.
Straightens

A

c.
Distorts

28
Q

The separately excited DC generator has a _____ load characteristic:
Select one:

a.
Rising

b.
Level

c.
Falling

d.
Series

e.
Parallel

A

c.
Falling

29
Q

The valence (free) electrons of a conductor, when connected to the poles of a battery, move towards:
Select one:

a.
Both poles at the same time

b.
The negative pole

c.
The positive pole

d.
Either or both poles, quite randomly

e.
The cathode

A

c.
The positive pole

30
Q

As the flux of a shunt motor remains constant, its torque is:
Select one:

a.
Inversely proportional to armature current.

b.
Proportional to armature current.

c.
Increased.

d.
Decreased.

e.
Unchanged.

A

b.
Proportional to armature current.