Motors And Controls Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

Are AC power source motors induction or conduction types?

A

(AC) has brushes

induction

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2
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Are DC power source motors induction or conduction types?

A

Conduction

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3
Q

Which electrical motor runs on either AC or DC?

A

Universal

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4
Q

If the electrical current through the coil is reversed, what would happen to the produced magnetic field?

A

Reverse

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5
Q

What are two types of motor operation on a magnetic motor starter can provide?

A

Start

Stop

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6
Q

What advantages does a single-phase motor have over a three-phase motor?

A

Can be used where 3-phase can’t

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7
Q

Which type of electric motors require start windings?

A

Single phase induction motor

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8
Q

What is the advantages of installing the control circuit as a class defined power source circuit if possible?

A

Control circuit runs on a lower volatage for safety reasons

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9
Q

How is a single-phase motor reversed?

A

Reverse start or the auxiliary, but not both

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10
Q

How is a three-phase motor reversed?

A

Change any 3-phase comnection to the start winding

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11
Q

What two functions do capacitors perform in a single-phase motors?

A

Start

Run

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12
Q

Condition where the magnetic poles of the run winding will alternate between north and south at sychonous speed of the power supply but does not product rotation?

A

Locked rotor

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13
Q

This is used to determince the amount of mechanicl work that can be performed?

A

Torque

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14
Q

This is a measurement used to determine how much work is heing completed in a certain amount of time?

A

Power

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15
Q

List the three types of relays that may be used to disconnect the start winding of single-phase motors when a centrifugal switch on the rotor shaft cannot br used?

A

Current relay
Potential relay
Solid state relay

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16
Q

What components does a single-phase motor require that a three-phase motor does not?

A

Start and run capacitors

17
Q

Is the start winding a lower or hogher resistance than the main winding?

18
Q

Is the start winding a smaller or bigger gauge than thr main winding?

19
Q

What are two purposes for run capacitors in the auxiliary winding?

A

Maintaining torque

Create a phase-shift between auxiliary winding

20
Q

What is the main limitation of shaded-pole motors?

A

Low starting torque and low efficiency

21
Q

Single phase induction motor both start and run reversed, what would happen to rotation?

22
Q

Which electrical property is responsible for creatig magnetic flux?

23
Q

Why are induction motors so popular?

A

More reliable at a lower cost

24
Q

The terminals at the bottom of a motor starter are labeled what?

25
Which circuit conductod gets landed on the top terminals of a motor stater?
L1, L2, and L3
26
The overload contacts are wired in which circuit?
Between the starter and neutral leg of the control circuit
27
Why does the moving contact of a relay sweep across the face of rhe stationary contact?
Mechanically clean
28
Which unit has both controls circuit?
The contactor
29
FLA ?
Full loaded amps
30
LRA?
Locked rotor amps
31
List two instances when a motor will be exposed to LRA?
at startup Low starting toque
32
When reversing a single-phase motor what terminals are switched?
T5 and T8
33
What are three winding configurations for DC motors?
Series Shunt Compound
34
This winding has small number of turns?
Series
35
This winding uses a strong flux to keep the armature locked in and requires the field to be powered first before the armature
Shunt winding
36
DC motor that uses both series and shunt winding?
Compound winding
37
What is nominal voltage?
Designed or figuration voltage