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Speed the generator need to be driven to give an output of 240V D.C?
1. The question is "what speed will the generator need to be driven to give an output of 240V D.C?" the generator is constructed using one pole pair having a sq surface of 6cm x 6cm and produces a flux of 18mWb. It has 4 commutator segments. 2. Possibly F = (P * N) / 120? I am not sure 3. F =...- dc2209
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- Generator Speed
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Types of equipment required to protect 3 phase generators+transformers
Hi I have been trying to find the types of equipment required to protect 3 phase generators+transformers for a while now but I just cannot seem to find anything. If you could help me out and give me examples of the equipment it would be greatly appreciated Thanks- dc2209
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- 3 phase Equipment Phase
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
Sorry I see now. As a final answer I got 223.499 now, I am really hoping that is correct- dc2209
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
I'm unsure on calculus, I understand as much that you multiply by the limits of x and then subtract it but with the x I do not know- dc2209
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
2x^3/3 + 7x^2/2 + 24x = [ 250/3 + 175 /2 +24] - [ 16/3 + 28/2 + 24 ] = 194.83 - 43.33 = 151.497?- dc2209
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
So I got 151.497 units of area this time using the correct indefinite- dc2209
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
Ah I see what you mean.- dc2209
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
He has misplaced a 3 for a 2, but I didn't use that in my calculation so 190.5 should be correct?- dc2209
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
Ok I got (250/2 + 175/2 +24 ) - (16/2 + 28/2 + 24) = 236.5 - 46 = 190.5 units of area? Does that sound correct? Thanks, Ps, would y = -x^2 + 1 use the same method?- dc2209
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Finding the area beneath a curve help
1. Hi, I have been asked to calculate the area beneath a curve. The curve is y = 2x^2 + 7x + 24 and the values of x to find the area within are 5 and 2. 3. My attempt stands as follows: A = 5,2∫ (2x^2+7x+24)dx [ 2x^3/2 + 7x^2/2 + 24x...- dc2209
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- Area Curve
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Engineering How Does Flux Density Influence DC Motor Performance?
1. Hi, the question is "A simple D.C motor has been constructed using one pole pair having a square surface of 6cm × 6cm and produced a flux of 18mWb. The commutator has 4 segments, which allows for two simple loops to be connected. Two brushes are used with the positive applied to the brush...- dc2209
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- Motor performance
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Help with voltage losses in cable question
Ah yeah the third numbers are powers. Ok thanks- dc2209
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Help with voltage losses in cable question
This is my answer, would you say that seems right to you? Cable length = 50 km Cable resistance = 0.227 ohms/km (single ostrich) Ostrich resistance = 50 x 0.227 = 11.35ohms 2 cable parallel resistance = 11.35 || 11.35 = 5.68ohms Max current per ostrich = 492A I =...- dc2209
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Help with voltage losses in cable question
the 400kV circuit is then stepped down onto a 132kV circuit (Ratio 3:1) and is used to feed a 50km, 2 wire (Ostrich) cable circuit, calculate voltage loss in the cable run. and this a table that went with the question http://gyazo.com/a47c72d45a149cffa9d781ace8a2008d and the first question...- dc2209
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- Cable Voltage
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help