The terminal voltage for the DC series generator has rising characteristics and it increases with increase in load current. But at high loads the voltage
starts decreasing due to excessive demagnetising effects of armature reaction.
Usage of DC Series Generators
Series generators are rarely used in practice. They can be used as boosters for their rising voltage characteristics.
Circuit Diagram of DC Series generator
The given below figure shows the circuit diagram of a DC series generator.
Here Eg indicates the generated voltage in armature conductors and V is the terminal voltage of the series generator.
V=Eg-IaRa-IseRse
In DC series machine,
Armature current, Ia= Field current, Ise=Load current IL
⇒ V= Eg-IaRa-IaRse
Circuit Diagram of DC series Generator |
Here Eg indicates the generated voltage in armature conductors and V is the terminal voltage of the series generator.
Equations for DC series Generator
If Ra is the internal resistance of the armature conductors and the Rse is the internal resistance of shunt field winding then the terminal voltage can be obtained as,V=Eg-IaRa-IseRse
In DC series machine,
Armature current, Ia= Field current, Ise=Load current IL
⇒ V= Eg-IaRa-IaRse
⇒ V= Eg-Ia(Ra+Rse)
Why series generator not starts on no load
ReplyDeleteBecause no load current is zero,induced emf is also zero
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