Elements of Applied Electricity
Elements of Applied Electricity
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Separately excited d. C. Generator.
electromotive force has to overcome resistance in the generator as well as in the external circuit. Thus there is a conversion of electric energy into heat energy in the inductors, the watts wasted here being termed the "armature copper loss. " It is calculated by multiplying the armature resistance by the square of the number of amperes flowing through it ; in Fig. 14, this is the same as the line current, but in Fig. 16 it is greater by the amount of curren...t used in the shunt field.
One can measure the resistance of an armature by sending a small current through it, measuring the voltage drop, and calculating by Ohm's law.
49 50 APPLIED ELECTRICITY The resistance of an armature may also be de- termined from the size and length of the wire used in winding.
As shown in Fig. 15, an armature coil may con- sist of a single turn of wire, running from one com- mutator bar to and through the top of one slot, then across the back of the armature and forward through the bottom of another slot to the bar adjacent to Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Separately excited d. C. Generator.
electromotive force has to overcome resistance in the generator as well as in the external circuit. Thus there is a conversion of electric energy into heat energy in the inductors, the watts wasted here being termed the "armature copper loss. " It is calculated by multiplying the armature resistance by the square of the number of amperes flowing through it ; in Fig. 14, this is the same as the line current, but in Fig. 16 it is greater by the amount of curren...t used in the shunt field.
One can measure the resistance of an armature by sending a small current through it, measuring the voltage drop, and calculating by Ohm's law.
49 50 APPLIED ELECTRICITY The resistance of an armature may also be de- termined from the size and length of the wire used in winding.
As shown in Fig. 15, an armature coil may con- sist of a single turn of wire, running from one com- mutator bar to and through the top of one slot, then across the back of the armature and forward through the bottom of another slot to the bar adjacent to Fig.
What to read after Elements of Applied Electricity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Hamilton Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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