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    COURSE OUTLINES

    AC MACHINES & DRIVES

    4TH SEMESTER

    Prof. Engr. Abdul Hameed

    Prof. Engr. Riaz Ahmad1

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    Basic Information

    Course Code: EE 2254

    Course Title: A.C. Machines and Drives

    Program: BSEESemester: Fourth

    Credit Hours: 3 + 1

    Total Sessions: 32Teachers: Prof. Abdul Hameed

    & Rana Riaz Ahmad

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    Objectives

    After completing this course, you should be ableto:

    Understand the basic concepts and practicalknowledge of AC Machines and Drives.

    Understand machines operation, identifyelectromechanical problems and to rectify

    them. Learn about the latest industry trends,

    standards and research issues related to thecourse contents.

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    Teaching-Learning Methodology

    Lectures

    Handouts

    Recommended text Reference text

    Skills Development Exercises

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    Suggested Text Books

    Electric Machinery Fundamentals, 4th

    Edition, Stephen J. Chapman

    Electric Machines, Theory, Operation,

    Applications, Adjustment, and Control, 2nd

    Edition, Charles I. Hubert

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    Reference Books

    Electrical Machines, Smarajit Ghosh

    Principles of Electrical Machines,V.K. Mehta & Rohit Mehta

    Basic Electrical Engineering, 2nd Edition,

    V N Mittle & Arvind Mittal

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    Week # 2, Lecture # 3 & 4

    EMF equation of synchronous generator

    Armature windings and terminology

    Stator electrical frequency

    Synchronous generator on load

    Equivalent circuit

    Phasor diagrams at unity, lagging and leading

    power factors Control of V, f, I and N of an alternator

    Problems

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    Week # 3, Lecture # 5 & 6 Power-flow diagram of an alternator

    Magnetization curve

    Approximate output power and torque of an

    alternator Static Stability limit of an alternator

    Losses in an alternator

    Measurement of synchronous generator model

    parameters

    Measurement of synchronous reactance

    Short circuit ratio

    Problems 10

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    Week # 4, Lecture # 7 & 8

    Voltage regulation and its measurement

    Synchronization systems

    Synchronous power and torque Hunting of an alternator

    Harmonics in an alternator

    Problems

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    Week # 5, Lecture # 9 & 10

    Synchronous generator working alone

    Parallel operation of synchronous generators

    Load distribution among alternators Problems

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    Week # 6, Lecture # 11 & 12

    Power factor of an alternator

    Cooling systems

    Alternator ratings Winding insulation

    Speed drop of prime mover

    Problems

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    Week # 7, Lecture # 13 & 14

    X-tics of Synchronous Motor

    Advantages

    Disadvantages

    Applications Principle of operation

    Construction

    Starting methods

    Losses Efficiency

    Problems

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    Week # 8, Lecture # 15 & 16

    Equivalent Circuits

    Phasor diagrams

    Power and Torque equations Synchronous Condenser

    Problems

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    Week # 9, Lecture # 17 & 18

    Introduction of 3- phase induction motor

    Advantages

    Disadvantages

    Applications Construction

    Working principle

    Rotating magnetic field due to 3-phase currents

    The speed of rotating magnetic field

    The concept of rotor slip

    The rotor current frequency

    Problems.

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    Week # 10, Lecture # 19 & 20

    The effect of slip on rotor circuit

    The circuit of induction motor at standstill andat any slip,

    Starting torque Condition fore maximum starting torque

    Effect of change of supply on starting torque

    EMF equations of induction motor,

    Torque under running conditions Maximum torque under running conditions

    Problems.

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    Week # 11, Lecture # 21 & 22

    Torque slip characteristics

    Relation between full-load starting andmaximum torque

    Comparison between induction motorand Transformer

    Power factor of induction motor

    Power stages in an induction motor

    Losses in an induction motor Efficiency

    Problems

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    Week # 12, Lecture # 23 & 24

    The equivalent circuit of an induction motor

    Equivalent circuit of the rotor

    Transformer equivalent circuit of aninduction motor

    Approximate equivalent circuit

    Performance curves of squirrel cage motor Starting methods of an induction motor

    Problems

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    Week # 13, Lecture # 25 & 26

    Speed control of induction motors

    Torque slip characteristics

    No-load test Short circuit test

    Problems

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    Week # 14, Lecture # 27 & 28

    Double squirrel cage motors

    Equivalent circuit of double squirrel cage

    induction motor Induction motor ratings

    Problems

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    Week # 15, Lecture # 29 & 30

    Comparison of squirrel cage and slip ring

    motor

    Induction motor ratings

    Faults in induction motors

    Protection

    Problems

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    Week # 16, Lecture # 31 & 32

    Double-field revolving theory of single-phaseinduction motors,

    Construction

    Operation and Characteristics of :(i) Split-phase motor

    (ii) Capacitor start motors

    (iii) Shaded-pole motor

    (iv) Synchronous Reluctance motor

    (v) Synchronous Reluctance motor

    Problems

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