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End term exam

TO BE TAKEN BY ALL STUDENTS IN ELECTRICAL 

INDUCTION MACHINES

 

Specific objectives

1) Describe the construction of induction machines

i) Stator ii)rotor

2) Analyse an equivalent circuit of induction machine

i) Ideal equivalent circuit ii)Equivalent circuit at no-load iii)Equivalent circuit at load

3) Describe the operation of the induction machine

a) phasor diagram at i)No-load

ii)On-load

b) derive expressions for machine parameters

i)torgue ii)current iii)Output power iv)Slip

x)Power factor

4) Explain the application of circle diagram to determine various machine parameters i)Locus factor

ii)Open circuit current iii)Iron and copper losses iv)Air gap power vi)mechanical power output

vii)Electrical torque characteristics viii)rotor currents Characteristics v)torque /slip characteristics v)frequency variations

vii)Cascade connections

5) Describe the speed control methods of the induction machines

i) frequency variation ii)Pole changing iii)voltage variation iv)Cascade connections

6) State the applications of induction machines

INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT

Management is an activity process, composed of some basic functions, for getting the objectives of any enterprise accomplished through and with the efforts of its personnel. Wherever and whenever objectives are to be achieved through organized and co- operative endeavour, management becomes essential for directing and unifying group efforts towards a common purpose. As human aims and beliefs are mostly realized through the establishment of diverse institutions in our society, management is universally needed for operating all such organizations. A little reflection will make it clear that our present day society has become a pluralistic society, that is, a society of multifarious institutions. Management, viewed as a functional concept is of equal necessity to the educational, religious, charitable, social security, welfare, health care and other non-business institutions as it is required for business organizations. Furthermore, the greatest and most comprehensive of our social organizations, viz, the government, of all types, needs management as such as others require perhaps more than all other social organizations. That the government requires a management process has been aptly pointed out in the statement; A government without good management is a house built on sand. Put in short, management is an essential accompaniment of all social organizations and it is to be found everywhere as a distinct, separate and dominant activity. The nature and significance of the activity do not change even if it is called administration in some social institutions and management in others.