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The plot between the power angle and time is:
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Correct Answer: Swing curve
Explanation:
The plot between power angle (δ) and time (t) is known as the Swing Curve.
It is used in power system stability studies to analyze how the rotor angle changes with time after a disturbance.
Swing Curve: δ vs t → Correct
Power Curve: Usually P vs δ
Critical Clearing Angle: A specific value, not a plot
None of the above: Incorrect
The incremental cost characteristics of the two power stations providing a combined load of 300 MW are given as follows:
What should be the values of P 1 and P 2 for economic operation?
For economic operation, the incremental cost rates should be equal: Solving this equation with the total load constraint gives the optimal values.
The skin effect is most dominantly observed in ______.
Correct Answer: Induction heating
Skin effect is the tendency of alternating current (AC) to concentrate near the surface of a conductor at high frequencies.
In induction heating, high-frequency AC is used to induce eddy currents in the workpiece. These currents flow mainly on the surface due to skin effect, making the heating process efficient.
Statement I: Two ideal current sources with currents I1 and I2 cannot be connected in parallel.
Statement II: Superposition theorem cannot be applied to ideal current sources if these sources are connected in cascade.
Choose the correct option:
Correct Answer: Statement I is true but Statement II is false.
True
Two ideal current sources in parallel must force exactly the same current.
If I₁ ≠ I₂, they contradict each other, resulting in an undefined or infinite voltage.
Hence, parallel connection is not allowed unless currents are equal.
False
"Cascade" is not a meaningful connection term for current sources—current sources are connected in series or parallel, not cascade.
Superposition theorem can be applied to circuits containing ideal current sources as long as the circuit is linear.
Ideal current sources do not violate superposition.
The voltage applied to a circuit is:
v = 230 sin (400t )– 150 (cos 800t) + 80 sin (1200t)
And the current in the circuit is:
i = 20 cos (400t – 45°) + 6 cos (800t – 75°) + 5 sin (1200t + 65°)
What will be the fundamental frequency
PERT stands for Program Evaluation and Review Technique, which is a tool used in project management to analyze and represent the tasks involved in completing a given project.
Which device is commonly used for reactive power compensation in electrical power systems?
Diesel plants are often used as peaking power plants due to their ability to start quickly and meet short-term electricity demands.
Calculate the RMS value of a sinusoidal current waveform with a peak current of 14 A.
The manager is emphasizing the development of analytical and critical thinking skills to ensure employees can perform their tasks effectively and make informed decisions.
In which of the following aspects is DC welding more advantageous than AC welding?
Correct Answer: Arc stability
DC welding provides:
Better arc stability → The arc is smoother and easier to maintain.
AC welding is generally cheaper, has lower power losses, and is preferred for cost and efficiency in many cases.
So the major advantage of DC over AC is:
A perfect set in a topological space is closed and every point is a limit point. The interval [2, 5] fits this definition.
The direction of rotation of universal motor can be reversed by reversing the flow of current through
Correct Answer: Armature winding or field winding
A universal motor is a series-wound motor.
The direction of rotation changes when the relative direction of the field current and armature current is reversed.
To reverse rotation, you can:
Reverse current in armature winding, OR
Reverse current in field winding
But not both, because doing so keeps relative direction same → rotation unchanged.
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