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    E

    R

    Z X

    If R = 0 then sin = 1 i.e., = 900

    I

    If R = then sin = 0 i.e., = 00

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    Current (I)

    V

    R1 < R2 < R3 < R4

    0 I1

    I1= V/X at R = 0, the angle between V & I will be 900

    I2

    I2= V/Z is the current at R = R1

    I3

    I3= V/Z is the current at R = R2

    I4

    I4= V/Z is the current at R = R3

    I5

    I5= V/Z is the current at R = R4

    If we vary the value ofRfrom 0 to then the current (I)

    is varying from it to zero (0)

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    Steps to construct the Circle DiagramRequirements:

    OC Test (Or) No Load Test SC Test (Or) Blocked Rotor Test

    Step 1: From No load test calculate the angle 0

    Step 2:

    From SC test calculate the angle SC

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    Let 1cm = 5 Amps (Current Scale)

    Let I0 = 8 A then I0 in current scale = 8/5 = 1.6 cms

    Draw the line of I0

    =1.6cms with an angle of0

    Let ISN = 100 A then ISN in current scale = 100/5 = 20 cms

    Draw the line of ISN=20cms with an angle ofSC

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    The line is at an

    angle of 450

    with3.5 cm Length

    Draw a line is with and angle of 450 with 3.5 cm Length

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    Current (I)

    V

    I0

    0

    sc

    001

    A

    CGF

    ERotor

    Cu Losses

    Stator

    Cu Losses

    Fixed

    Losses

    Draw the OO1 line with No-load current I0 with an angle 0

    from O.C Test. Take 1cm = 5 Amps

    Join O

    1

    A line that is Output line

    XM

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    Draw the OA line with short circuit current ISN when

    Normal voltage is applied with an angle sc from Blocked

    Rotor Test. ISN = V(Isc/Vsc), Convert the ISN into current

    scale

    Draw the line joining O1 & E that is the Torque line

    Draw the perpendicular line from A to O1X1 & OX

    at F & G

    Draw the line parallel to OX to O1

    Mark the point E at the center of the AF

    Draw the circle taking C as Center joining O1 , A

    and cuts the line O1X1 line at M

    Cut the O1A (Output line) at center by using

    Compass taking greater than half of the line, then it

    cuts the O1X1 line at C

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    Power Scale: Calculate the length ofAG with the help of Scale. (Let AG = 8.1cm)

    Calculate the WSN from the SC test values (Let WSN = 28000 watts)

    Where WSC is the SC test Power VSC is the SC test Voltage

    V is the applied voltage (normal Voltage)

    Power Scale is WSN / AG ( = 28000 / 8.1) = 3456.7

    i.e., 1 cm = 3456.7 watts is the Power Scale

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    In the Problem it will be given full load motor output

    Let Motor output =14.9 Kw

    Convert this Motor output into Power scale

    = 14900/ Power scale

    = 14900/ 3456.7

    = 4.31 cms

    Draw a line extending the line AG to S

    such that SA = 4.31 cm

    Draw a parallel line to output line which meets

    the Point S and cuts the circle at L

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    Current (I)

    V

    I0

    0

    sc

    001

    A

    CG

    F

    E

    Rot

    Cu L

    St

    Cu

    Fixed Lo

    1

    I1

    L

    S

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    V

    I0

    0

    sc

    0

    01

    A

    C

    G

    F

    E

    RCu

    S

    Cu

    Fixed L

    1

    I1

    Fixed Losses

    Rotor

    Output

    L

    M

    N

    J

    K

    Power Factor = Cos

    = LK / OL

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    Efficiency = Output / Input= ML / LK

    1 Slip = rotor output / rotor input = N / NS= LM / LN

    Slip = Cu Losses / P2

    = MN / (LM + MN) = MN / LNRotor Input (P2) = Rotor output + Rotor cu Losses

    = LM + MN