A Text book of Electrical Engineering
A Text book of Electrical Engineering
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JV.. 10- 8 (119).
If in the formula T> JT O'^ 71 " * -'-'max f* -"max "- jr I We put Zmax = \/2 . 1, W6 get This equation is very convenient for calculating the magnetising current of a transformer.
From the two equations (119) and (120) a choking coil can be designed when we have chosen a suitable value for the magnetic flux-density. If, for example, an E. M. F. Of 30 volts is to be induced by a current of 10 amperes at a frequency of 50, we may proceed in the following manner. The flux- densi...ty is taken at 5, 000 lines per sq. Cm. And the path in the iron is neglected, so that we need only consider the length / of the air-path. The cross-section of the iron is assumed to be 15 sq. Cms. We have then N = ma * A = 5, 000 . 15 = 75, 000. From equation (119) we have ^. 10 8 30. 10 8 _ 1Qn ~~ 4-44 . N . ~ ~ 4'44 . 75, 000 . 50 * Putting the number of turns S equal to 180 in equation (120) we get 1-78. . M . I_l-78. 180. 1. 10 max 5, 000 This is the length of the air-gap. The cross-section of the path across the air-gap has been taken as equal to the cross- section of the iron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JV.. 10- 8 (119).
If in the formula T> JT O'^ 71 " * -'-'max f* -"max "- jr I We put Zmax = \/2 . 1, W6 get This equation is very convenient for calculating the magnetising current of a transformer.
From the two equations (119) and (120) a choking coil can be designed when we have chosen a suitable value for the magnetic flux-density. If, for example, an E. M. F. Of 30 volts is to be induced by a current of 10 amperes at a frequency of 50, we may proceed in the following manner. The flux- densi...ty is taken at 5, 000 lines per sq. Cm. And the path in the iron is neglected, so that we need only consider the length / of the air-path. The cross-section of the iron is assumed to be 15 sq. Cms. We have then N = ma * A = 5, 000 . 15 = 75, 000. From equation (119) we have ^. 10 8 30. 10 8 _ 1Qn ~~ 4-44 . N . ~ ~ 4'44 . 75, 000 . 50 * Putting the number of turns S equal to 180 in equation (120) we get 1-78. . M . I_l-78. 180. 1. 10 max 5, 000 This is the length of the air-gap. The cross-section of the path across the air-gap has been taken as equal to the cross- section of the iron.
What to read after A Text book of Electrical Engineering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolf Thomlen to read onlineMoreLess
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