Sir, generally there will be 2 brushes but we have considered only one brush drop in numerical.. I think we should consider both brushes drops.. can u clear my doubt pls
@@lecturesinelectricaleng in the previous lecture "Types of DC Machines" the max efficiency of shunt dc motor was 50% and in this lecture the max efficiency of shunt generator more than 90% ,, Efficiency of shunt machine varies according to that machine whether it is generator or it is motor?
The maximum efficiency of a d.c. motor occurs is 3/4th full-load. The constant losses are 900 watts. Then the full-load copper losses are: 1) 1200 watts 3) 1800 watts 2) 1600 watts 4) 2000 watts Answer please 🥺🥺
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sir at 14:56 to get denominator less why we did differntiation sir, why we should not decrease current or voltage?
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In numerical brush drop per brush was considered or not because it was not multiplies by 2 for 2 brush
Sir, you have said that brush loss is counted with armature cu loss but you have also included brush loss in friction loss, why is that?
Sir, generally there will be 2 brushes but we have considered only one brush drop in numerical.. I think we should consider both brushes drops.. can u clear my doubt pls
Multiply with 2 to get total brush drop
Great Videos Indeed, but my question is :
Sir you mentioned that max efficiency of shunt machine is 50% then in the example we got around 94% ?
@@lecturesinelectricaleng in the previous lecture "Types of DC Machines" the max efficiency of shunt dc motor was 50% and in this lecture the max efficiency of shunt generator more than 90%
,, Efficiency of shunt machine varies according to that machine whether it is generator or it is motor?
@@ahmedhamdybjr6462 no he showed in maximum power condition the efficiency will be 50% so we don't use maxm. power condition.
The maximum efficiency of a d.c. motor occurs is 3/4th full-load. The constant losses are 900 watts. Then the full-load copper losses are:
1) 1200 watts 3) 1800 watts 2) 1600 watts 4) 2000 watts
Answer please 🥺🥺
Nice explanation sir
Sir is constant losses and stray load losses are same
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@@lecturesinelectricaleng sir plz suggest me a good book on high voltage engineering as I am working on EHV substation. Thank you..
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