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Subject: Electronics

Time: a Hours
Maximum Marks :75
Note: Attempt any five questions including Q.no.l which is compulsory.
ISelect one question
from each unit.
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(a) Draw the circuit of a Full-wave rectifier. Derive ripple factor, maximum rectification
efficiency, % vOhage regulation and PIV for the diodes.
(6.5)
(b) Explain the construction,
symbol and VI-characteristics
of a Silicon Controlled
Rectifier.
(6)
(a) Explain the difference in DC and AC load lines in a transistor amplifi<::r.
(6)
(b) Show that the transistor shown in fig.l is operating in the active region of operation.(6.5)

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(a) Draw the volt-ampere output characteristics of a BJT in CE and CB configurations,

Indicate the various regions of operation. Define 'a' and 'W derive a relation between
them.
(b) Draw the circuit diagram of a basic CE, CB and CC amplifier. Discuss the salient
features of each type of amplifier.
(c) Discuss the 'Barkhauser Criterion' for self-sustained oscillations.
(d) Using an op-amp, make a circuit to implement: (Vj+V2)-(V3+V4)where VI, V2, V3 and
V4 are input voltages.
(e) Simplify the Boolean function using Karnaugh Map, F=x'yz+xy'z'+xyz+xyz'. (5x5=25)

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conversion efficiency.
(6.5)
(b) Derive the expression of the frequency of oscillation and condition for oscillation for
anyone type of LC oscillator.
(6)

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MNIT-II
(a) Using n-parameter model, derive the expressions for Av, Avs, Ar, AIS, Ri, Ro and Ro'
for a basic CE amplifier.
(8.5)
(b) Explain the difference in Emitter Follower and Darlington emitter follower. Show the
circuit diagram of both.
(4)

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(a) Draw the structure
and explain the drain and transfer
characteristics
for(i) Depletion (ii) Enhancement MOSFET.
(6.5)
(b) Draw the circuit of an op-amp Integrator. Derive its transfer function. Show the
output response for (i) Square wave (ii) Square wave (iii) Step input.
(6)

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(a) Explain the construction, working and drain characteristics of an FET.

(b) Draw the circuit of a Schmitt Trigger and explain its operation.

(6.5)
(6)

UNIT-IV
(a) List the different types of shift Register. Discuss the working of anyone type.
(6.5)
(b) Draw the circuit of a 4-bit counter using D-flip flops. Explain its working showing
the tilling diagram.
(6)
(a) Draw the logical diagram, symbol and truth table of 3 to 8 line decoder.
(b) Write a brief note on different types of RAM's and ROM's.
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, ..~f:lbject: Thermal Science
Time: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks :7S
Note: Attempt all questions. Internal choice is indicated. Use 0/ steam
tables & Mollier diagram is permitted.
I

(a) Explain intensive and extensive properties.

(3)
(b) Write steady flow energy equation for a open system and write the same for
throttling process.
(3)
(c) With the help of an example and proper diagram show equivalence of Kelvin
Planck and Clausius statements.
(3)
(d) Explain second law efficiency.
(3)
(e) What do you understand by saturation states? Show different saturation
states coming across while heating ice at -50C to super heated steam.
(3)
(f) Write physical significance of Gibbs and Helmholtz functions.
(3)
(g) Using P-V and T-S diagram show that diesel cycle is more efficient than that
of otto cycle for same maximum cycle temperature and heat input.
(4)
(h) With the help of T-S diagram, explain effect of Reheating in Rankine cycle. (3)

Q2

Derive equation for P.dv work for a polytropic process and for constant pressure
process. Show the process P-v diagram.
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available energy? Derive expression for loss of
available energy due to heat transfer through a finite temperature difference. (12.5)
OR
A system having heat capacity at constant volume, Cv=A'f2,where A=0.043J /K3,
is originally at 200K and a thermal reservoir at lOOK. Determine maximum
amount of work that can be recovered as the system is cooled down to the
reservoir's temperature.
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Inlet velocity, pressure and specific volume are 7m/s, 1 bar and 0.9m3/kg
respectively and these parameters at outlet of the compressor are 4m/s, 7 bar
and 0.15m3/kg respectively. The difference in internal energy between outlet
and inlet is 90kJ /kg. The cooling arrangement made in the compressor absorbs
60W of energy. Calculate power required to drive the compressor and cross
sectional areas at inlet and outlet.
(12.5)

Derive Maxwell's relations of thermodynamics.

(12.5)

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With the help of following data taken from separating

and throttling
calorimeter, find the quality of steam flowing in the pipe:(12.5)
(a) Pressure in pipe line=1.6MPa,
(b) conditions after throttling=O.l MPa, 1100e
(c) water collected in separating calorimeter in 5 minu tes=O.150 liter at 700C
(d) water condensed in 5 minutes in throttling calorimeter=3.24kg ..

Q4

Q5

Briefly explain the benefits from regenerative feed heating system. Draw the
schematic and T-S diagram for a Rankine cycle with regenerative feedheating
and derive condition for optimum regeneration.
(12.5)

OR
A gas turbine plant working on a Brayton cycle with a regenerator of 70%
effectiveness. The air inlet temperature and pressure is 300C and 0.2MPa. The
pressure ratio is 7 and maximum cycl~ temperature 1000oe. Assuming turbine
and compressor efficiency as 90% and 80% respectively, find increase in
efficiency due to regenerator.
(12.5)
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jPaper Code: ETME207

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Subject: Mechanics of Solids,
Time: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks :75
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Select at least one questi0!l from each unit. Assume missing data, if any.
(al A straight bimetallic strip of copper and steel free at ends is heated. The strip will
expand such that(i) Both are under tension
(ii) Both are under compression
(iii) Copper will be under compression and steel under tension.
(iv) Copper will be under tension and steel under compression.
(b) Volumetric strain in thin cylindrical shell is(i) Longitudinal strain + circumferential strain
(ii) Longitudinal strain +2 circumferential strain
(iii) 2xLongitudinai strain + circumferential strain
(iv) 2xLongitudinal strain+2 circumferential strain
(cl Area under 'shear force diagram is(i) Load at that point
(ii) S.F. at that point
(iii) Bending point at that point
(iv)All of these.
(d) The stress in a beam shall be lower if its.
(i) Section modulus is zero
(ii) Section modulus is low
(iii) Section modulus is high
(iv)None of these.
(e) A horizontal beam with square cross-section simply supported with sides of the
square horizontal and vertical and carries a distributed loading that produces
maximum bending stress er in the beam. When the beam is placed with one of the
diagonals horizontal, the maximum bending stress will be(i)

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length is required to develop same maximum bending stress at any cross section. If
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(ii).JM
(iii) M2
(iv) 11M.
(g) The deflection of a simply supported beam of span '1' under concentrated load 'W' at
the centre is(i) W13/12EI
(ii)WP/24EI
(iii)W13/48EI
(iv) W13/96EI
(h) The maximum deflection of a simply supported beam of span '1' carrying a
uniformly distributed load 'w' per unit length(i) 5w14/484EI
(ii) 5w14/584EI
(iii) 5w14/684El
(iv) 5w14/384EI
(i) If two shafts are connected in parallel, find which statement is correct
(i) Shear stress in each shaft is the same
(ii)Torque in each shaft is the same.
(ii) Torsional rigidity in each shaft is the same
(iii) Angle of twist in each shaft is the same
OJ The outside diameter of a hollow shaft is twice its inside diameter. The rl1tio of its
torque carrying capacity to that of solid shaft of the same outside diameter is(i) 15/16
(ii) %
(iii)Y2
(iv) 1/16
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UNIT-I
(a) A steel bar is carrying a number of axial loads as shown in fig. I. The diameter of
portions AB, BC, CD is 25mm, 30mm, 40mm respectively. Calculate the (i) Normal
stresses in each portion of the bar. (ii) What are the changes in corresponding
portions? (E=200x109N/m2)
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(b) A threaded rod of 25mm diameter is passed through a brass tube of 30mm inte
diameter and 3smm external diameter. The length of tube is 1000mm and closed
thin rigid washers and fastened by nuts and screw on the rod as shown in fig.2. The
nut is so tightened till compressive force in the tube is 8kN. Find out the stresses in
the tube and the steel rod. (Es=200GPa, Eb=80GPa)
(7)

UNIT-II
(a) A beam with overhang at one end and carrying a uniformly distributed
whole length is shown in figA. Draw the S. F. and B.M. diagram.

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is raised by 700C. Find the stresses in A, B, C (i) if supports are rigid (ii) the
supports yield by an amount 0.6mm.
(7)
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C1.s=20xlO-per
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C1.s=15xlO-per
(b) Explain any three Theories of Failures.
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150mm and 50mm thick and web 200mm deep and 20mm thick. The beam is
simply supported on a span of Sm. Find the safe distributed load on the beam if the
tensile stress is not to exceed 25N/m2. Also, calculate maximum compressive stress.(6.5)
(a) A composite beam circular in section is made up of two materials (steel and
aluminium) as shown in fig.5. Assuming no slip between the components, determine
the maximum stresses induced in each material, a bending moment of magnitude
100kN-m is applied to the section. (Es=3Ea).
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(a) Explain and derive Euler's Equation.
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(b) A short hollow cast iron column has 400mm external diameter and 100mm internal
dia. A vertical compressive load of 400kN ('J.ctsat an eccentricity of 100mm from
centre. Determine maximum values of stresses on extreme fibres.
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is loaded with 30kN at the free end. In addition to this, it carries a uniformly
distributed load of 20kN/m run over the entire length; find the maximum. slope and
maximum deflection. (E=210GPa)
(6.5)

(a) Develop relation between T, 8, G and 1:.

(6)
(b) An aluminium wire of 6mm diameter is twisted one complete rotation without
exceeding shearing stress of sON/mm2. Take G=28xl09N/m2. Determine the length
of wire.
(6.5)

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UNIT-IV
(a) A thin cylindrical shell of thickness 6mm and 400mm in diameter is subjected to an
internal pressure which produces a strain of 0.0005 in diameter. Determine the
internal
pressure
and consequent
hoop stress
and
longitudinal
stress.
(E=200xI09N/m2, /1=0.25)
(6.51
(b) Explain Lame's Theorem.
(6)
(a) Derive an expression for the deflection and stiffness of close-coiled helical spring
under axial loading.
(6)
(b) A safety valve blows off at 2N/mm2. Its diameter is 60mm. It is held by close coiled
helical spring. The mean diameter is 150mm and initially it is compressed to ISmm.
Determine the wire diameter of the spring and number of turns if maximum
allowable shear stress is 60N/mm2. Take G=O.8xl05N/mm2.
(6.5)
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DEC.-JANUARY-2012-13

Paper Code:ETME209
Subject: Production Technology
Time: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks :75
Note: Attempt all questions. Internal choice is indicated.

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Answer the following:(a) Briefly describe aspiration effect and ways to tackle it.

(b) Enumerate

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iron (density of liquid metal=7800kgjm3) at a rate of IOkgjsec against
no head at the base of the sprue. Neglect frictional and oFifice effects.
Take height of liquid column in pouring basin as 6cm and the height
of sprue as 20cm.
(4)
(bl Discuss what is dross and methods of its removal. Explain how does
it affect soundness of the casting.
(4)
(c) Discuss the defects-scab, blow and scar. Enumerate their causes and
possible remedies.
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(2)
(c) Briefly explain the principles underlying design of riser.
(2)
(d) Define centerline shrinkage and centre-line feeding resistance.
(2)
(e) What are gas holes and pin holes? Based on what features can you
identify these casting defects?
(2)
(1) What is role of recrystallization temperature
in metal forming?
Describe in brief.
(2)
(g) Distinguish between working and cold working processes.
(2)
(h) Briefly describe different types of rolling mills.
(2)
(i) Briefly describe power source characteristics and arc characteristics
in electric arc wedding.
(2)
Ul Explain with the help of a block diagram salient feature of a draw die. (2)
(k) What is duty cycle of an arc welding power source? What is its
significance?
(2)
(1) Name and briefly describe a method that you suggest is suitable for
manufacturer of powder of high temperature materials (eg. Tungsten).(3)

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(a) A block of steels of size 35x35x60cm3 is required to be cast by top

gate of 3.89cm2 cross-section. Total head above the gate is 24cm.
Design the sprue to avoid aspiration effect. Solidification temperature
of steel is 15390C and it is poured at 1800C above it. If the liquid
metal undergoes a thermal shrinkage of 4.5xl06cm3 jC-cm3 and a
further solidification shrinkage of 2%, design top riser. Calculate the
total filling time (inclusive of gating, mould and riser). Take the length
of runner as 8cm.
(8)
(bl How is the pouring temperature of liquid metal established? Explain
standard spiral mould method for testing of fluidity of liquid metal. (4.5)

Q3

(a) Give percentage composition of green moulding sand. Discuss effect of

grit, shape and water content on mould strength, permeability and
other mould properties.
.
(4)
(b) Describe what are gagger and chaplets. Briefly discuss criteria based
on which chaplets are designed used in.mO"!
..11ds.
(4.5)

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(c) Write short notes on moulding sand, facing sand, parting sand an
core sand. Support your answer with the characteristics of these
sands and their functions / applications.
(4)
Q4

(a) How are arc welding electrodes classified? Give at least one examples
of the process that makes use of each type of electrode.
(3.5)
(b) What is the role of electrode polarity in arc welding process? Explain
its significance.
(4)
(c) Name and explain an arc welding process that can be used for welding
of thin sheets.'
(5)

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(a) Describe tb-e,Junctions of working rolls and support rolls in a rolling

mill. Why is the diameter working rolls kept small? Explain.
(2.5)
(b) Explain the im'plications of Roll deflection enumerate its causes and
remedies.
(2.5)
(c) Describe with a neat sketch different types of stresses that a sheet
metal blank is subjected to during deep drawing process. Outline
different stages in the manufacturing of beverage can.
(4)
(d) Which methods of powder manufacture would you suggest for ductile
materials and brittle materials? Explain anyone in brief.
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block diagram. Support your answer with its applications, mechanism
of heating and progress of welding.
(4)
(b) Name and describe each type of flame used in gas welding. Give
applications of each its types.
(3.5)
(c) Discuss the functions of flux used in welding.
(2)
(d) Describe Metal Inert Gas Welding Process.
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jPaper Code: ETME211
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Subject: Mechanics of FluidS]
Time: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks :75
Note: Attempt any five questions including Q.no.l which is compulsory.
Select one question from each unit. Assume missing data if any.
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(a) What is continuum? Under what conditions might the continuum

idealization be invalid?
(2.5x10=25)
(b) Explain forced vortex flow.
(c) Explain the terms: Total acceleration, Convective acceleration and
Local acceleration.
(d) Explain the significance of various terms in Bernoulli's equation.
(e) Explain the terms: (i) hydraulic grad line (ii) total energy line.
(1) Explain 'separation of flows' and discuss the methods used for
controlling ~separation.
(g) State and explain Prandtl mixing length hypothesis.
(h) Define 'apparent stresses' and 'eddy viscosity'.
(i) Explain the significance of Reynolds number and Euler number.
OJ What is meant by hydraulic similarity between a model and
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attached to a wooden cylindrical pole of 50cm diameter so that it
floats vertically in water as a marker buoy. Determine the maximum
andtninimutn
length' of the pole, such that it floats vertically above
fuesurface of the water. Take sp. Gravity of concrete and wood as 3.0
and 0.5 respectively.
(6.5)
(b)A nozzle is a channel of varying cross-sectional area. Its crosssectional 'area
converges linearly along its length ..., The. inside
diameters at inlet and outlet are 75cm and 25cm respectively and the
axial length is 300mm. Determine the convective acceleration at a
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(a) A painter is painting a wall 3mx4m with a brush 10cm wide and
L25c;m.thick. Th~ thisknes8 of one.c.oatof paint is 0.5mm and the
viscosity of the paintis3N-s/m2.
Calculate thetotal work required for
paintipg Ol~e
..side of th~. wall if he moves the brush with a velocity of
10cm/s.
(6)
(b)A rectangular plane 1.2m by 1.8m is submerged in water and makes
an angle of 30 with the horizontal, the 1.2m side being horizontal.
Calculate the magnitude of the net force on one face and the position
of centre of pressure when the top edge of the plane is (i) at the water
surface and (ii) 30m below the water surface.
(6.5)

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UNIT-II
(a) A 600 bend in a horizontal plane has its cross-sectional areas at inlet
and outlet equal to 1m2 and 0.5m2 respectively. Calculate the
magnitude and direction of the force required to hold the bend in
position if the velocity of water at. inlet is 10m/s a,nd the pressure at
inlet and outlet is 40KN/m2 and 30KN/m2 respectively.
(6.5)
(b)Water at the rate of 40 litis is flowing through a 150mm diameter fire
hose at the end of which a 50mm diameter nozzle is flXed. Calculate
the force exerted by the nozzle if the pressure at the inlet of the nozzle
is 200kPa.
(6)
(a) The velocity distribution
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correction factor.
(b)What is Euler's equation of motion? Derive the equation
streamline and obtain Bernoulli's equation from it.

(a) Assume a linear distributi(mof velocity in the laminar boundary Jayer

over a flat plate (u=aO+alY).Obtain the ~alue of 6, 6* and 6.
(6.5)
(b)A liquid flows steadily through a long horizontal pipe. Find an
expression for the drop in pressure per unit length of the pipe.
(6)

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(a) Briefly describe the Reynolds experiment and mention its significance.(6)
(b)A thin film of lubricating oil (J.l = O.9p',_s' 8 = 1260kg / m3) is flowing
uniformly down an inclIned plane 6=30. Calculate the free surface
velocity and the flow rate per unit width of the plate, if the depth is
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u.
v
the mean velocity to maximum velocity and the radius at which the
local velocity is equal to the mean velocity.
(6.5)
(b) In a city water supply system, water is flowing through a pipe line
30cm in diameter. The pipe diameter is suddenly reduced to 20cm.
Estimate the discharge through the pipe if the difference in pressure
across the sudden contraction is 5KPa.
(6)

Q9

(a) Derive Hagen-Poiseulle equatiQnand explain its significance.

(b) Explain Flow nozzle and rectangular weir.

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Paper Code:ETME213
Subject-;--E-Z-e-c-t-n-'
c-a-Z-M-a-c-h-i-n-e-s
Time: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks :75
Note: Attempt any five question~-in-c-Z-u--d-ing
Q.no.l which is compulsory. I
Assume missing data, if any.
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(a) What are the causes of delayed commutation in dc machines?
(2)
(b) If the brushes in dc machine are moved in the direction of rotation of
the original machine. What will happen to the generator operation? (2)
(c) Explain the function of no-volt release in a three point starter.
(2)
(d)What is load magnetization curve of a synchronous machine?
J2)
(e) What is the necessity of computing the voltage regulation of
alternators?
(2)
(f) What are three factors that causes a change of the altmator terminal
voltge as it is loaded?
(2)
-(g) What are tbe causes of an induction motor operating always at
. lagging power factors?
(2)
(h)Why the slots on the rotor of induction motor are u~ually skewed? (2)
(i) For 3$ Induction motor prove that rotor frequency, f2=sf1, where
S=slip and f1=SUpplyfrequency.
(3)
Ul Why are ac series motors built with large number of armature
conductors?
_(2)
(k)W1)ysingle phase induction motors are not self starting? .
(2)
(1)Why an induction motor cannot develop torque when running at
synchronous speed?
(2)

Q2

(a) Explain voltage build up process in dc shunt generator. It is found

that the voltage of dc shunt generator does not build up. Explain
various possible causes of failure.
(6.5)
(b)A 10KW, 6 pole dc generator developes an emf of 200V at 1500rpm.
The armature has lap connected winding. The average flux density
over a pole-pitch is 0.9Tesla. The length and diameter of armature are
0.25m and 0.2m respectively. Calculate(6)
(i) The flux per pole.
(ii)The total number of active conductors in the armature.
(iii)torque developed by the machine when armature supplies a
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(a) With the help of neat diagram describe the working of a three point
starter for dc shunt motor.
(6)
(b)A 220V shunt motor has armature circuit resistance of 0.20 and field
resistance of lIon. At no load motor takes 5A and rms at 1500rpm. If
motor draws 52A at rated voltage and rated load, calcul.ate the motor
speed and its rated shaft torque in Nm. The rotational losses at no
load and full load are the same. Neglect armature reaction.
(6.5)
(a) Sketch the typical torque-speed characteristics
How is this characteristics modified(i) if rotor resistance is increased.
(ii)if rotor reactance is increased.

of an induction motor.
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at its full load speed of 890rpm. The total stator losses are 1
the friction and windage losses are 1.5KW. Calculate(i) Slip
(ii) Rotor ohmic losses
(iii)Shaft torque
(iv)Internal torque
(a) Calculate the relative values of starting current and star~ing torques
of 9.3 phase squirrel cag induction motor when it is started by(6)
(i) Direct on line starter
(ii) Star-delta starter
(iii)Auto transformer starter with 60% tapping.
(b) A 3 phase induction motor has a starting torque of 150% and
maximum torque of 250% of full load torque. Neglect stator resistance
and assume constant rotor resistance. Compute(i) slip at maximum torque
(ii) fun load slip
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(a) Explain the mmf method of determining the voltage regulation of an

alternator.
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(b) Derive an expression for power developed in a cylindrical rotor
synchronous
motor in terms of. load angle and synchronous
impedance.
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(a) Give the constructional features, principle of operation, working of

single phase hysteresis ,motor.
(6)
. (b) Classify single phase induction motors in accordance with the
methods of starting. Discuss capacitor split phase type motor with
circuit diagram, phasor diagram and torque-speed characteristics. (6.5)
Write short notes on any two of the following:(a) Speed control of three phase ,induction motor.
(b) AC series motor
(c) Double revolving field theory

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