Basic Understanding of Generator and Excitation System
Generator and Excitation System Quiz
Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of AC generators and excitation systems! This quiz is designed for anyone looking to bolster their understanding of electrical engineering concepts, focusing on generators and their inner workings.
Key Features:
- Multiple-choice and open-ended questions
- Assess your knowledge in various aspects of generators
- Ideal for students and professionals alike
What Are The Two Main Parts Of An Ac Generator?
Current and Voltage
Voltage and frequency
Stator and Rotor
Excitation and Prime mover
What Is The Coolant Used To Cool Rotor Winding?
H20
O2
H2
N2
What Are The Losses In A Generator?
Rotor copper
Stator copper
Friction loss
Stray loss
Alternators are also called Synchronous generators because?
They must run at a constant speed irrespective of desired frequency.
They must run at synchronous speed to give the desired frequency
They must run at a speed which varies with frequency.
They must run at a speed equal to the desired frequency.
Alternators cannot be connected in parallel with one another
True
False
Not given
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