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EXPERIMENT 5: 3 Phase Synchronous Machine Connected as a ...

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5. Connect the machine shown in Fig 5.2.6. Set the load resistance to 4kΩ and switch on the drive machine. Adjust thesupply voltage for a drive machine speed of 1500 rpm. This speed must bekept constant during all me<strong>as</strong>urements7. Switch the exciter unit and adjust the exciter voltage of 140V. This excitercurrent must be kept constant during all me<strong>as</strong>urements8. Load the generator by reducing the load resistance, to obtain the values ofcurrent flow <strong>as</strong> given in table 5.3 below. Me<strong>as</strong>ure the voltage generated andcalculate the apparent power producedP app = V.I.3 1/2Enter the me<strong>as</strong>ured and calculated values into the tableN (rpm) 1500V exc (V) 140I (mA) 70 100 120 170 200 230 250V GP app (VA)Table 5.39. From the me<strong>as</strong>ured and calculated values, plot the load characteristics:a) For table 5.1 : V G (V) vs V exc (V)b) For table 5.2 : V G (V) vs N (rpm)c) For table 5.3 :i) V G (V) vs I (mA)ii) P app (VA) vs I (mA)7

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