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30 kW shunt generator: emf, copper loss, efficiency
Short answer
Load current 150 A, shunt current 4 A, armature current 154 A. Generated emf E = 200 + 154×0.05 = 207.70 V. Copper losses: armature 1185.8 W, shunt 800 W, total 1985.8 W. Efficiency = 30000/(30000+1985.8+1000) × 100 = 90.95%.
A dc shunt generator gives full load output of 30 kW at a terminal voltage of 200 V. The armature and shunt field resistances are 0.05 ohm and 50 ohm respectively. The iron and friction losses are 1000 W. Calculate: (i) generated emf; (ii) copper losses; (iii) efficiency.
For a shunt generator and .
(i) Generated emf
(ii) Copper losses
(iii) Efficiency
Total losses copper loss iron and friction loss .
Answer: (i) ; (ii) copper loss ; (iii) .
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