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AC GENERATOR COMPONENTS

Electrical Science Volume 3 of 4
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AC Generators OBJECTIVES TERMINAL OBJECTIVE 1.0 Given   the   type   and   application   of   an   AC   generator,   DESCRIBE   the   operating characteristics of that generator including methods of voltage production, advantages of each type, and methods for paralleling. ENABLING OBJECTIVES 1.1 STATE the purpose of the following components of an AC generator: a. Field b. Armature c. Prime mover d. Rotor e. Stator f. Slip rings 1.2 Given the speed of rotation and number of poles,  CALCULATE  the frequency output of an AC generator. 1.3 LIST the three losses found in an AC generator. 1.4 Given the prime mover input and generator output,  DETERMINE  the efficiency of an AC generator. 1.5 DESCRIBE the bases behind the kW and current ratings of an AC generator. 1.6 DESCRIBE  the  conditions  that  must  be  met  prior  to  paralleling  two  AC  generators including consequences of not meeting these conditions. 1.7 DESCRIBE the difference between a stationary field, rotating armature AC generator and a rotating field, stationary armature AC generator. 1.8 EXPLAIN the differences between a wye-connected and delta-connected AC generator including advantages and disadvantages of each type. Rev. 0 Page v ES-10







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