Principles/Science Flashcards

1
Q

What is the formula for XL? (Inductive reactance)

A

XL = 2π × F x L

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2
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What is the formula for XC? (inductive capacitance)

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XC = 1 ÷ 2π×F×C

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3
Q

What is F in inductive reactance triangle? Measured in what?

A

Frequency. Measured in Hertz

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4
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What is L in inductive reactance triangle? Measured in what?

A

Inductance. Measured in Henry’s

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5
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What is C in inductive reactance triangle? Measured in what?

A

Capacitance. Measured in Farads

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6
Q

What is R in reactive inductance triangle? Measured in what?

A

Resistance. Measured in Ohms

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7
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What is Z in inductive reactance triangle? Measured in what?

A

Impedance. Measured in ohms

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8
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What is the formula for Z in inductive reactance triangle?

A

Z = ²ROOT R + (Xl - XC)²

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9
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What is the formula for power factor in inductive reactance triangle?

A

P.F = Adjacent ÷ hypotenuse or ²ROOT c²

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10
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What is the formula for phase angle?

A

Phase angle = cos-1(p.f)

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11
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What is the formula for current in reactive inductance triangle?

A

Current = V÷Z

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12
Q

What degree does current lead voltage by?

A

90⁰

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13
Q

What goes up, when frequency goes up?

A

Current

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14
Q

What goes down, when frequency goes up?

A

Reactance

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15
Q

What are the 2 types of 3-phase induction motors?

A

Wound rotor, squirrel cage

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16
Q

2 advantages of squirrel cage motor?

A

Easier to manufacture, cheaper

17
Q

What are 2 advantages of wound rotors?

A

It can control the speed, it can control the loading of the rotor

18
Q

What cuts off the conductors in the wind rotor?

A

A magnetic field

19
Q

How is a second magnetic field produced?

A

Cutting the rotor bars, which creates an induced emf in the rotor, which creates an induced current

20
Q

What can a universal motor do?

A

Can operate on either a single-phase AC or DC supply

21
Q

What does a motor of 5kW + need?

A

Means of controlling initial start current

22
Q

What must motors of 370w + need?

A

Overload protection

23
Q

What are the 4 types of starters used on 3-phase induction motors?

A

Direct-on-line
Star-delta
Auto-transformer
Rotor resistance