TechtutoR Academy Electrical Machines Sheet-3 Synchronous Synchronous Generator) Contact Us Mobile: 01914309373 facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/eeejobsnow A. The speed of rotation: = B. Equivalent ckt. Fig.1 The per phase equivalent circuits ∅ = − − − = + ∅ = − − +( ) for lagging PF == ((∅ +− ) ∅ )+( ) for leading PF = ∅+() for unity P C. Th Thee ph phas asor or di diagr agram am:: Un Uniity, lagging & leading PF Fig.2 A simple circuits D. Power Stage E. POWER AND TORQUE IN SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS = … … … (1) = 3 = √3 ….. …..((3) In phase quantity, = 3∅…….(4) = √3 = 3∅ ignored d (sinc (sincee Xs Xs» »R RA A ), then then a very very us usefu efull eq equat uation can be derived If the armature armature re resista sistance nce RA is ignore of the the gene nera rato torr. 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Effect of load changes of Sy chronous Generator H. Ef Effe fect ct of fiel field d curr curren entt ch chan an es in a Synchronous Generator 1. Calculate the pitch factor for the under given windings: (a) 36 slots, 4 poles, coil span 1-8 (b) 72 stator slots, 6 poles, coil span 1 to 10 and (c) 96 slots, 6 poles, coil span 1 to 12. Solution: (a) = = 9 Coil span 1-8 = 7 = ×180 = == 40 = 0.9397 = 12 (b) = Coil span 1-10 = 9 = ×180=45 = = 0.925 = = 16 Coil span 1-12 = 11 = ×180=56.25 = = 0.882 (c) = = − ×180 = 2 m = slots/pole/phase = 1 ×180 = 2. Calculate the distribution factor for a 36 slots, 4 pole, pole, single layer 3 phase winding. Solution: = =9 = =3 × = = = 0.96 = ×180 = ×180 = 20 3. Find the value of Kd for an alternator with 9 slots per pole for the following cases: (i) One winding in all the slots (ii) One winding using only the first 2/3 of the slots/pole (iii) 3 equal windings placed sequentially in 60 degree group. Solution: Here, (i) = ×180 = ×180 = 20 and values of m are 9, 6 and 3 respectively. × = × = 0.64 m= 9, = 20, = (ii) × = 0.83 m= 6, = 20 , = (iii) × = 0.96 m= 3, = 20, = 4. An alternator has 18 slots/pole and the first coil lies in sslots lots 1 to 16. Calculate the pitch factor for rd th th (i) fundamental, (ii) 3 harmonic, (iii) 5 harmonic (iv) 7 harmonic. Solution: =18 Here coil span is 16-1=15 slots, which falls short by 3 slots. = (18-15)x =(i) ×180 = = 0.97 = 30 (ii) = = 0.707 (iii) = = 0.259 (iv) = = 0.259 5. A 3 phase phase 16 pole aalternator lternator has a Y connected winding with with 144 slots and 10 conductors per sslot. lot. The flux per pole is 0.03 Wb, sinusoidally distributed and the speed is 375 RPM. Find the frequency, the phase and line EMF. Assume full pitched p itched coil. Solution: = × = = ×180 = 20 = 50 Hz. = =9 = = 3 480 =240 = 1 = 144×10 =480 = 3 2 × = = 0.96 =4.44∅ = 4.44×50×0.03×240×1×0.96 = 1534.46 V 534.46= 4 6 = 2658 = √3 × 1534 6. Find the no load phase and line voltage of a star connected connected 3 phase, 6 pole alternator which runs at 1200 RPM having flux per pole of 0.1 Wb sinusoidally distributed. Its stator has 54 slots having double layer winding. Each coil has 8 turns and the coil is chorded by 1 slot. = × = 60 Hz. = = 20. Since winding is chorded by one slot, it is short pitched by 1/9 or = × = = 0.98; = = 0.96 Solution: = = 9 m = 9/3 = 3, = × =144, = = 72 =4.44∅ = 4.44×60×0.1×72×0.98×0.96 = 1805 V = √3 × 1805 = 3125 7. Stator of a 3 phase, 16 pole alternator has 144 slots and there are 4 conductors per slot connected in two layers and the conductors of each phase are connected in series. If the speed of the alternator is 375 rpm, calculate the emf induced per phase. Resultant flux in the air gap is sinusoidally distributed. Assume the coil span as electrical. 5×10 / 150 Solution: = = 9 = = 3 =144×4=576 × = 96 = × ℎ ℎ = , = 50 . 180 = 180 180 −150 = 30 = 9 = 20 × = = 0.96 = = 0.966 =4.44∅ = 4.44×50× 5 ×0.01×96×0.966 ×0.96 = 988 V For sinusoidal, 8. A 4-pole, 3-phase, 50-Hz, star-connected alternator has 60 slots, with 4 conductors per slot. Coils are short-pitched by 3 slots. If the phase spread is 60º, find the line voltage induced for a flux per pole of 0.943 Wb distributed sinusoidally in space. All the turns turn s per phase are in series. Solution: = = 15 f = 50 Hz. m = 15/3 = 5 = ×180=36 = = 12 × = = 0.957 = = 0.951 = × = 80 80 = 2 = 40 ∅ = 0.943 =4.44∅ = 4.44×50×0.943×40×0.951×0.957 = 7621 V = √3 × 7621 = 13200 ℎ 9. A 4-pole, 50-Hz, star-connected alternator has 15 slots per pole and each slot has 10 conductors. All the conductors of eachflux phase connected in series' the winding factor When are running on no-load for a certain perare pole, the terminal e.m.f. was 1825 volt.being If the0.95. windings lapconnected as in a d.c. machine, what would be the e.m.f. between the brushes for the same speed and the same flux/pole. Assume sinusoidal distribution of flux. Solution: n = 15, m = 15/3 = 5 E(phase) = 1825/1.7320 = 1053.695 V No. of turn per phase = (20x10)/2 = 100 Kd = 0.95, Kp = 1 (Assume) ∅10010.95 ∅=49.96 . When connected as dc generator, Eg = (∅/60)=(49.960.0016001500)/60=750 ; No. of slot per phase = (15x4)/3 = 20, E(ph) = 4.44x50x Where, A=P, Z= 15x4x10 = 600, N = (120x50)/4 = 1500 RPM. 10. An alternator on open-circuit generates 360 360 V at at 60 Hz when the field current is 3.6 A. Neglecting saturation, determine the open-circuit e.m.f. when the frequency is 40 Hz and the field current is 2.4 Amp. [BAPEX-16, DNCC-16, APSCL-16, AE] Solution: ∝∅ ∅ = ∅ , ,∅∅ ∝ where is the field current. So, = or = .× .× = 160 160 11. A 3-phase alternator has generated e.m.f. per phase of 230 V with 10 per cent third harmonic and 6 per cent fifth harmonic content. Calculate the r.m.s r.m.s.. line voltage for (a) star connection (b) deltaconnection. Find also the circulating current in delta connection if the reactance per phase of the machine at 50-Hz is 10 ohm. [APSCL-16, SGFCL-17, AE] Solution: (a) Y connected, 230V, 10% 3rd harmonics, 6% 5th harmonics. E1/phase = 230V 3rd harmonic cancel each other because they are ar e co-phase. E5/phase = 0.06x230 = 13.8V E/phase = (230 +13.8 = 230.42V E/line = 230.42x1.7320 = 399V (b) Delta connected, E/phase = 230.42V = E/line 10 ohm at 50Hz. 10% at 3rd harmonic, Circulating current = (230x0.1)/(3x10) = 0.77A. 12. A 1000 kVA, 3300V, 3 phase, star connected alternator delivers full load current at rated voltage at 0.8 pf. Lagging. The resistance and synchronous reactance of the machine per phase are o.5 ohm and 5 ohm respectively. Estimate the terminal voltage for the same excitation and same load current at 0.8 pf leading. Solution: Y connected, 1000 kVA, 3300V, 0.8 pf lagging, Ra=0.5 ohm & Xs=5 ohm ∅ =36.87 lagging 1000×10 = √3 ×3300 =175 = + (∠−∅ ∠−∅)) × (+ +)) ∅ =36.87 leading, =? I = 175A, = =2582.74∠14.52 = + (∠−∅ ∠−∅)) × (+ +)) =2582.74∠14.52 V = 2957.11∠−2.034 V (line) = 5121.67 V. Case-1 0.5+5)) = . + (175∠−36.87 ) × (0.5+5 Case-2 0.5+5)) 2582.74∠14.52 = +(175∠36.87) × (0.5+5 13. Find the synchronous impedance and reactance of an alternator in which a given given field current produces an armature current of 200A on short circuit and a generated emf of 50V on open circuit. The armature resistance is 0.1ohm. To what induced voltage must the alternator be excited if it is to deliver a load of 100A at a pf of 0.8 lagging, with a terminal voltage of 200V. Solution: Ra = 0.1 ohm, =100,∅=0.8,∅=36.87 . Vt = 200 V. 50 =0.25 = = 200 = (0.25 −0.1) = 0.222929 ℎ ℎ = + (∠−∅ ∠−∅)) × (+ +)) 0.1+0.229)) = 200 + (100∠−36.87) × (0.1+0.229 = 222∠3 222∠3.18 .18 V 14. A 3 phase, 10kVA, 400V, 50Hz, Y connected alternator supplies the rated load at 0.8 pf lagging. Armature resistance is 0.5 ohm and synchronous reactance is 10 ohms, find the power angle and voltage regulation. Solution: Y connected, 10 kVA, 400V, Ra = 0.5 ohm, Xs = 10 ohm. ∅=0.8,∅=36.87 . 10×10 = √3 × 400 =14.43 So, Power angle is 18.96 % = 0.5+10)) = √ + (14.43∠−36.87) × (0.5+10 = 341.85∠18.96 85∠18.96 V ./√ ×100= /√ ×100=48.03 1kV,, 3 pha phase se,, Y connec connected ted alter alternato natorr whe when n supply supplyiing 100A at zero pf 15. A given 3 MVA, 50 Hz., 11kV 12,3 ,370 70V; V; wh when en the the load load is remo remove ved, d, the the ter ter inal voltage falls lead le adin ing g has has a line line to line line vo volta ltage of 12 regula latio tion n of the the alte altern rnat ator or when when supp supply lying ing full full l ad at 0.8 lagging. down to 11,000V. Predict the regu Assume an effective resistance of 0.4 ohm per phase. Solution: Y connected, 3MVA, 11kV, Ra = 0.4 ohm, Xs = ? Case 1 Case 2 100A, = (leading). ∅ ( ))90= √ =7141.8 3 ( )) = √ =6350.85 = + (∠−∅ ∠−∅)) × (+)) ℎ ℎ 71 7141 41.8.823 23== 63 6350 50.8.855 + (100∠9 ) × (0.4+ 0.4+)) 0.8= 36.87 ∅ = × = 157 = √×× .466 157.4 +)) = + (∠−∅ ∠−∅)) × ( + 0.4+7.9)) = 10 1000 00//√3 + (157.46∠ −36.87) × (0.4+7.9 Xs = 7.9 ohm. =7211.43∠7.37 V .. ×100=13.55 % = ×100= . . e OCC shown in 16. connec nected ted,, reactance four-pole four-pole of ssync ynchro hronous nousand gene generat or has t esistance of 0.015 Figur eA . T480-V, his gene60-Hz, rator hadelta s a s con nchronous 0.1 ohm anrator armature ohm, At full full load load,, the machin machin suppl supplie iess 1200 1200 A at at 0.8 0.8 P PF F la lagg ggin ing. g. U Und nder er full full-l -l ad conditions, the friction and windage losses are 40 kW, kW, and and the the core core loss losses es aare re 30 kW. kW. Ignore Ignore any field circuit losses. a. What What is the speed speed of rotation of this generator? b. How much field c rre rrent nt mu must st be supplie supplied d to the the ge genera nerator tor to ma make ke t e terminal voltage 480 V at no load? c. If the generator is ow connected to a load and the load draws 1200 A at 0.8 PF lagging, how much field curren rentt wil willl be require required d to keep keep the term termina inall vo voltag ltagee eq equal to 480 V? d. How much power is tile generator generator now supplying? supplying? How much powe is supplied to the ge gene nerrato torr by by tth he p pri rime mover? What is this machine's overall efficienc effi cienc ? e. If the ge gene nerrator' or's l ad were suddenly suddenly disconnecte disconnected d from the line, wh t would happen to its terminal voltage? f. A at 0.8 PF F in inaall lly y, How su supp ppo omuch se t at thecurrent generator is be connected loadVT drawing ? leading. field would requiredto to akeep at 400 1200 [EGCB-14, AE] Solution: = = × =1800 r/min. (b) At no load, = ∅ = =480 (c) If the generator is supplying 1200A, then the armature current in the machine is, = √ =692.8. (a) ==480+692.8∠−36.87 ∅ + + (0.015+0.1 0.015+0.1)) =532∠5.3 V. To keep the terminal voltage at 480V, must be adjusted to 532V. From fig., the required field current is 5.7A. (d) The power that the generator is now supplying can be found from = √3 ∅. = √3 ×480×1200×0.8 = 798 kw. = + ++ ++ + =798+3×692.8 ×0.015×10 +30+40 889.6 kW. = = . =89.75% Stray losses were not specified. So they are ignored. ℎ (e) If the load of the generator were suddenly dropped to zero, the terminal voltage would rise to 532V. (f) = ∅ + + (0.015+0.1 0.015+0.1)) =480+692.8∠36.87 =451∠7.1 V. (g) To keep the terminal voltage at 480V, must be adjusted to 451V. From fig., the required field current is 4.1 A. 17. A 480-V, 50-Hz 50-Hz,, Y-connected, six-pole synchronous generator has a per-phase synchronous synchronous reactance of 1.0 D. Its full-load armature current is 60 A at 0.8 PF lagging. This generator has friction and windage losses of 1.5 kW and core losses of 1.0 kW at 60 Hz at full load. Since the armature resistance is being ignored, assume that the losses are negligible. The field current has been adjusted so that the terminal voltage is 480 V at no load. a. What is the speed of rotation of this generator? b. What is the terminal voltage of this generator if the following are true? 1. It is loaded with the rated current at 0.8 PF lagging. 2. It is loaded with the rated current at 1.0 PF. 3. It is loaded with the rated current at 0.8 PF leading. c. What is the efficiency of this generator (ignoring the unknown electrical losses) when it is operating at the rated current and 0.8 PF lagging? d. How much shaft torque must be applied by the prime mover at full load? How large is the induced counter torque? e. What is the voltage regulation of this generator at 0.8 PF lagging? At 1.0 PF? At 0.8 PF leading? Solution: = = × =1000 r/min. Alternatively, the speed expressed in radians per second is = 125.7 rad/s. × =(1000 /min)× (a) (b). (1) for lagging PF, & ∅ Angle between was not mentioned. So, We can not use the equation of ==(∅[ + +1.0×60×0.6 )+( )) + = ∅ + 277 When + [ 1.1.0 × 60 × 0.8) +1.0×60×0.6) ∅ ∅=0.8,∅=0.6 ∅ =236.8 V ℎ ,, = √3 × 236.8 = 410 (2) for 1.0 PF, = (∅ + )+() 277 = [ ∅ +1.0×60×0 +1.0×60×0)) + [ 1.1.0 × 60 × 1) ∅ =270.4 V = √3 × 270.4 = 468.4 (3) = (∅ + ) +( ) + ∅ ==308.8 277 =√3 ×[ 3∅V0−1.0×60×0.6 −1.0×60×0.6) 8.8 = 535 ) [ 1.1.0 × 60 × 0.8) (C). The output power of this generator gen erator at 60A and 0.8 PF lagging is = 3 ∅. = 3 ×236.8×60×0.8 = 34.1 kw. = + + + ℎℎ + =34.1+0+1+1.5 = 36.6 kW. = .. =93.2% (d). The input torque to this generator is given by the equation, = . =271.3 . = . (e). The voltage regulation of a generator is defined as = ×100 ×100=17.1% 1.1. , , = ×100=2.6% 2. 2. ,, = 3.3. ,, = ×100=−10.3% Stray losses were not specified. So they are ignored. 18. Find the power angle When a 1500 KVA, 6.6KV, 3 phase, Y-connected alternator having a resistance of 0.4 ohm and a reactance of 6 ohm per phase. Delivering a full load current at normal rated voltage and 0.8 pf lagging. [EGCB-14, AE] Soln: V(Ph)= .× = 3810.51 V ; I √ a (Ph)= × = 131.22 A √×.× Eg (Ph)= VPh+ Ia Zs = 3810.51 °+(131.22 ∠0 ∠−36.87 )(0.4+j6) = 4366.1∠7.88 ° ° Load angle, = 7.88° Ans. 19. A 3 Phase 1 10 0 MVA, 400V, 50Hz Y connected alternator supplies the rated load 0.8 pf lagging. It has synchronous reactance 0.635 ohm. Find the torque angle. [BGFCL-17,AE ] Soln: = 213 V ; I = × = 14.43× 10 A √× √ tan( tan( + )= VP= a sin = 0.6 cos = 0.8 ××. ×. . tan( tan( + )= × ×. . . .× ×× tan( tan( + )= 88.86 =88.86 − 36.86 = 52 ° ° ° ° 20. A 10 MVA, 6.6KV, 50HZ,3 phase alternator alternator has synchronous reactance of 0.635 ohm. It is working full load at 0.8 lagging condition. Find its load angle. Neglect armature resistance.[ PGCB18,AE] Soln: Ia (Ph)= √×. × × = 874.77 A ; V(Ph)= .√ × = 3810.51 V Eg (Ph)= VPh+ Ia Xs ∠0 +(874.77∠−36.87 )(j0.635) = 4167.56∠6.12 = 3810.51 ° Load angle, = 6.12° Ans. ° ° 21. A 3-Phase, 11-KVA, 10-MW, Y-Connected synchronous generator has synchronous im impedance pedance of (0.8+j8.0) ohm per phase. If the excitation is such that the open circuit voltage is 14 KV, determine (a) The maximum output of the generator (b)The current and (c) pf at the maximum output. [NPCL17, AE] n Sol : (a) If we neglect Ra , the P max per phase = EV/Xs (Where V is the terminal voltage and E is the emf of the machine.) ∴ Maximum Power of generator,(3-Phase) ,P = 3 ℎ ℎ max (( ⁄√ √)×( )×( ⁄√ √)) = 19.25 MW √ = (/√)×(/√) = 1287 (b) I = 1287 /√ (c) pf = = = √ (/√)×(/√) =0.786 () Pmax = max 22. Can a generator rated 400V, 60 Hz be used in a 50 Hz system system?? Yes or no? why? [NWPGCL-14, AE] Ans. Yes a 400 V, 60 Hz generator can be used in a 50 Hz system. Both voltage and apparent power would have to be rated by factor of 50/60. So its voltage rating reduced to (50/60) × 400 = 333.33 V 23. At a location in Europe, it is nece necessary ssary to supply 1000 KW of 60 Hz power. The only power source available operate at 50 Hz. It is described to generate the Power by means of a motor-generator set consisting of a synchronous motor driving a synchronous generator. How many poles should each of two machines have in order to convert 50 Hz power to 60 Hz power? [NWPGCL-17,AE] Soln: = × = Synchronous speed of synchronous motor. × = = = Synchronous speed of synchronous generator. Ns1= Ns2 ∴N =N 120×50 = 120×60 = 60 × 50 = ×= s1 s2 Therefore, a 10 synchronous motor must be coupled to a 12 pole synchronous generator to accomplish, This frequency conversion. 24. A 750 KVA, 2300 V, Y connected , 3-phase alternator has open and short circuit test. Following data are achieved from those test: Short circuit test: If= 31.5 A, IL = rated Open circuit test: If= 31.5 A, VL = 1050 V Dc resistance across the pair terminals wave measured 0.42 ohm. Calculate the voltage regulation at 0.8 pf lagging. [PGCB-11,AE] Soln: × = 188.26 A √× / = /√ = 3.22 ohm Z /Phase= / . . = 0.21 DC resistance / Phase = IF.L= s × Ac effective resistance / Phase, Ra = 0.21 1.5 = 0.315 ohm √3 −0.315 = 3.205 ohm E /Phase = V + I Z = 1327.91 ∠0 + ( 188.28∠−36.87 )(0.315+j3.205) = 1793.98∠14.43 ∴ % Voltage regulation = ×100 = .. . . . ×100 = 35.09% Ans. Xs = o ph a ° s ° ° 25. A generator is supplying a load of 1000 KW at 0.8 PF lagging.A second load of 800 KW at 0.707 PF lagging is to be connected in parallel with the 1st one. Generator has no load frequency is 61 Hz. Determine the operating frequency before and after connecting the second load. Assume generator slope Sp is 1MW/ Hz. [CPGCBL-18, AE] Soln: P= Sp (fNL fsys = fNL − f − sys) = 60 Hz = 61 . = 59.2 Hz − − Operating frequency before connecting second load, fsys(1) = 61 ∴ Operating frequency after connecting second load, fsys(2) Ans. Ans. 26. Two synchronous generator are supplying a total load of 35MW at 0.8 pf pf lagging. The no load frequencies of generator-1 and generator-2 are 51.5 Hz and 51 Hz respectively . The slope of the frequency is 1MW/ Hz. Determine the operating frequency of the system. [GTCL-18 AE] Soln: P1 = Sp1 (fNL1 P2 = Sp2 (fNL2 −f −f system) system) ∴P +P = 35 ∴35 = 1 MW/Hz (51.5 − f 1 2 system ) 35 = 51.5 fsystem + 51 fsystem =49.5 Hz Ans. ⇒ − − + 1 MW/Hz (51 fsystem −f system) Practice Problem 27. A 3 phase, star connected alternator alternator supplies a load of 10MW at 0.85 lagging and at 11 kV terminal voltage. Its resistance is 0.1 ohm per phase and synchronous reactance 0.66 ohm per phase. Calculate the line value of emf generated. [11.486 kV] 28. The effective resistance of a 1200 kVA, 3.3kV, 50 Hz, 3 phase Y connected alternator is 0.25 ohm per phase. A field current of 35A produces a current of 200A on short circuit and 1.1kV (line to line) on open circuit. Valculate the power angle and p.u change in magnitude of the terminal voltage when the full load of 100kVA at 0.8 lagging pf is thrown off. Draw the corresponding phasor diagram. [Exam 37.27, Ans: 12 degree, 0.26] 29. A 2000 kVA, 11 kV, 3 phase Y connected alternator alternator has a resistance of 0.3 ohm and reactance of 5 ohm per phase. It delivers full load current at 0.8 lagging pf at rated voltage. Compute the terminal voltage for the same excitation and load current at 0.8 pf leading. [Ans: 6975 V] 30. The following test results are obtained from a 3 phase, 6000kVA, 6600V, Y connected, 2 pole, 50 Hz turbo alternator: With a field current of 125A, the open circuit voltage is 8000V at the rated speed; with the same field current and rated speed, the short circuit current is 800A. At the rated full load, the resistance drop is 3%. Find the regulation of the alternator on full load and at a pf of 0.8 lagging. [Ans: 62.2%]