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Question
what is 5 element level controller using in boiler.
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 Question Submitted By :: Sugandh
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Air control
 
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Zameer
 
 
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What Is Transformer Impedance ?
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 Question Submitted By :: Rahul
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Percentage Transformer Impedence is the Voltage drop on the 
full load due to the winding resistance and leakage 
reactance express as a percentage of rated voltage.

percentage Impedence = Impedence voltage/Rated voltage
*100
 
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Atul
 
 
Answer
Transformer percentage impedence is the percentage of 
primary voltage rating of the transformer required to drive 
secondary rated current when secondary is shorted.
 
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Giri
 
 
 
Question
what happen when dc shunt motor field is sudden open in 
runing condition
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in dc shunt motor if field will open field current will be 
zero and motor stops rotating...
 
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Gajanan
 
 
Answer
the flux becomes very less dat is only residual 
magnetism.as speedinversly proportional to flux d speed 
will become very high.
 
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Tarak
 
 
Answer
The speed of the shuntmotor becomes high(uncontrollable) 
and the windings are burn
 
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Taraka Mohan
 
 
Answer
motor function will be stopped and its armature rotation 
comedown slowly
 
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Ramana
 
 
Answer
the motor comes to rest when we open the field winding of a 
dc motor
 
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Kishore
 
 
Answer
motor stops
 
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Guest
 
 
Answer
When field ckt is opened field current will be zero,flux 
will be zero,as speed is inversly proportional to speed
becoz of zero flux motor tries to rotate at maximum
(infinite),dangerous speed .motor will be damaged(un rooted 
etc..)
 
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Ashokreddy R
 
 
Answer
motor will be stoped
 
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Pavan
 
 
Answer
when fied is open then field current will be zero and so 
field flux also tends to zero,as speed is inversaly 
proportional to flux, motor will rotate at (infinite)high 
speed then winding will burn

if as always protection is use or drive used for motor then 
it will trip and stops motor and protect it from burning
 
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Gajanan
 
 
Question
HOW MANY EARTHINGS REQUIRED FOR  GENERATER
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Only one at the star point of generator which should be 
solidly grounded
 
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Kiran Patil
 
 
Answer
Two eathing are req. minimum. Since the star point is 
earthing solidly, and obviously the generator frame/housing 
also to be provided with earthing to prevent any shock due 
to insulation failiure.

if the generator is connected with a fuel tank, (for higher 
size), it is necessary that, fuel tank to be grounted to 
prevent lightning surges and any static voltage generations.
 
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Rvg
 
 
Answer
2nos for body and 2 nos for neutral earthing.Is there any 
corrections ?
 
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Saleem
 
 
Answer
there should be two earthing required.one for star point 
and another for body. At the star point there should be a 
solid grounding,on the other hand body frame should be 
earth diagonally and the material for grounding depend on 
the rated valtage of generator
 
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Pankaj Singh
 
 
Question
We have 800KW motor operating at 6600Volt,50 Hz 
supply.During 1st startup it tripped on overcurrent 
trip.It's FLA is 88 Amps.The K factor of Thermal overloaaad 
was set on .94 initially.then we set at 0.97 and then it 
started fine.i dont understand why it tripped first?What 
are the protections which comes in picture during starting ?
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I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT 6.6KV MOTORS & ALSO ABOUT K FACTOR.BUT 
ACCORDING TO UR QUESTION IT LOOKS THAT MOTOR DRAW MORE 
INSTANTANOUS CURRENT THAN ASSUMED BY THE CALCULATION & AT 
THIS STARTING CURRENT OLR TRIPPED,WHEN U INCREASE THE 
SETTING OF OLR.IT DO NOT TRIP.
FOR THE PROTECTION POINT OF VIEW ONE EXTRA CONTACTOR MAY BE 
PROVIDE IN PARALLEL TO THE OPERATING CONACTOR WITH TIMER 
WHICH WILL MADE OFF THE CONATCTOR(PROVIDED NEWLY)&ALSO THIS 
CONTANCTOR WILL DRAW POWER FROM MAIN BUSBAR WITH EXTRA OLR .
 
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Parveen Garg
 
 
Answer
You have increased thermal overload settings to .97 I think 
because of load motor gets hot early and after incresing 
the themal rating it will sustain.
 
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Kiran Patil
 
 
Answer
FIRST OF ALL THIS MOTOR MUST HAVE A SOFT STARTER BECAUSE 
STARTING THIS MOTOR WILL DRAW A HUGE AMOUNT OF INRUSH 
CURRENT + HUGE AMOUNT OF STARTING CURRENT, SO YOU HAVE TO 
USE SOFT STARTER , AND YOU HAVE TO USE SMART RELAY BECAUSE 
STARTING AND INRUSH CURRENT CONATINS A HUGE AMOUNT OF 
HARMONIC CONTENTS SPECIALLY THIRD HARMONIC SO THIS SMART 
RELAY WILL DETECT THE VALUE OF THE THIRD HARMONIC COMPONENT 
AND IF IT EXCEEDS ITS VALUE IT WILL TRIP
 
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A.kossay
 
 
Question
What is the relation between current and voltage?
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v=ir
v=voltage
i=current
r=resistance
by ohm's law
 
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Sahil Gupta
 
 
Answer
v=ir
v=voltage
i=current
r=resistance
 
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Lucky Singla
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Answer
v=ir,when voltage increase current also increase.
 
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Krishna
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Answer
voltage is difference between two potentials..........
current is flow of electrons in it...........
so with increase in current voltage increases.............
 
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Sahil Gupta
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Answer
when I-current going through the conductor,proportional to 
the V-voltage
 
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Dlshiru
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Answer
Voltage = current * resistance

power = voltage * Current
 
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Champ
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Answer
you want the relation between current and voltage. very 
fine. but in what element you want. it is different in 
different elements and devices. first you should be very 
clear before asking questions. ok. god bless you.
 
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Prof. Anuradha Sriram
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Question
whate is aelectrical power fector for exampal
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.8
 
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Devendra
 
 
Answer
it is the ratio of KVA to KW. In other words, it is the
cosine of the angle between voltage and current in an A.C
electrical circuit.
 
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Xxxx
 
 
Answer
Power factor= KW/KVA
 
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Amit Anand
 
 
Question
which is batter in construction job,ELCB or RCCB?
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ELCB because it trips on any laekage of current within 30 
milli amps.This helps in preventing shock and electrocution 
owing to failure in insulation or short circuit.
 
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Pramod R Prakash
 
 
Answer
Both ELCB & RCCB were Same
 
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Rahul Deo Purohit
 
 
Question
what is the fuction of electrical transducer in control 
pannel?
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 Question Submitted By :: Prahlad129
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Electrical transducer is to convert electrical energy to 
mechanical..by this u can know the answer
 
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Krishna
 
 
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whats the diff b/w zero pressure and obsolute pressure
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In order to understand various types of pressure the 
following will be considered: Pressure Scale reference 
points, there are two reference points, the zero point of 
pressure which is assumed to a perfect vacuum, another 
point is atmospheric pressure which varies with altitude 
above sea level and with weather conditions. 
Absolute pressure scale starts from a zero reference point 
representing the full vacuum and extends through 
atmospheric pressure to the highest limit of measurable 
pressure. 
Gauge pressure scale starts zero reference point 
representing the local atmospheric pressure and extends to 
a chosen limit applicable to the specific process system. 
Vacuum scale starts from the absolute zero reference point 
and extends to a maximum represented by atmospheric 
pressure. 
The above can be expressed as following:
Zero of absolute pressure = perfect vacuum
Absolute Pressure = Pressure above Absolute zero 
Gauge Pressure = Absolute Pressure – Atmospheric pressure
Vacuum gauge Pressure = Atmospheric Pressure – Fluid 
Pressure
 
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Welcome4ujd
 
 
Answer
Atmospheric pressure is the pressure surrounding us which 
is 1.013bar.
Generally pressure gauges or transmitters show Atmospheric 
pressure+Absolute pressure, which is called as Gauge 
pressure

So, Absolute pressure = Gauge pressure - Atmospheric 
pressure
 
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Rajesh J
 
 
Question
How many earthing pits required for diesel generator set ? 
Why ?
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 Question Submitted By :: Anoop
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4 Nos.2 for Neutral and 2 for Body.Providing 1 pit each for 
neutral as well as body will also do but if you are running 
the DG continuosly , it will be difficult for you to 
measure pit resistance which is a activity to be done once 
in 2 years as per IE Rule 1956.
 
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Arun
 
 
 
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