Electrical Engineering Experiments
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Electrical Engineering Experiments

  1. 274 pages
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Electrical Engineering Experiments

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Designed as a hands-on guide for labs, the hobbyist, or for the industry professional, this book covers instructions and methods for doing experiments with currents and magnetism. It includes 49 separate experiments on electricity, magnetism, currents, voltage, generators, transformers, relays, alternators, resistance, gaps, and more. Each experiment covers: the object, method, result, and questions with answers on the experiment under discussion. A separate chapter at the end of the book has over 175 questions with answers to test your knowledge of electricity and electronics.

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Publisher
Mercury Learning and Information
Year
2018
ISBN
9781683922797
Topic
Technology & Engineering
Subtopic
Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications
Index
Technology & Engineering

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Contents
  6. Experiment 1: To Determine Internal Resistance of a Battery
  7. Experiment 2: Load Test on a D.C. Series Generator
  8. Experiment 3: Load Test on a D.C. Series Motor
  9. Experiment 4: Load Test on a D.C. Shunt Motor
  10. Experiment 5: Load Test on a D.C. Shunt Generator
  11. Experiment 6: Load Test on a D.C. Compound Motor
  12. Experiment 7: Load Test on a D.C. Compound Generator
  13. Experiment 8: No-Load Test on a Separately Excited D.C. Generator (Magnetization Characteristic)
  14. Experiment 9: No-Load Test on a D.C. Shunt Generator (Magnetization Characteristic)
  15. Experiment 10: No-Load Test on a D.C. Shunt Motor (Swinburne Test)
  16. Experiment 11: To Perform a Hopkinson Test on Two Identical D.C. Shunt Machines
  17. Experiment 12 : Open-Circuit Test and Short-Circuit Test on a Single-Phase Transformer
  18. Experiment 13: Load Test on a Single-Phase Transformer
  19. Experiment 14: Back-to-Back Test on Two Identical Transformers (Sumpner Test)
  20. Experiment 15: Separation of Losses in a Single-Phase Transformer (Separation of Eddy Current and Hysteresis Loss)
  21. Experiment 16: Separation of Losses in a D.C. Shunt Motor
  22. Experiment 17: To Perform a Load Test on a Three-Phase Slip-Ring Induction Motor
  23. Experiment 18: To Perform a No-Load and Blocked Rotor Test on a Three-Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor
  24. Experiment 19: No-Load Test and Short-Circuit Test on a Three-Phase Alternator
  25. Experiment 20: A Load Test on a Three-Phase Synchronous Generator
  26. Experiment 21: To Determine Regulation of a Three-Phase Alternator at Full Load, Lagging Power Factor, and Leading Power Factor
  27. Experiment 22: To Determine the V-Curve and Inverted V-Curve of a Synchronous Motor
  28. Experiment 23: To Determine Regulation of a Three-Phase Alternator for Full Load at a Power Factor Using the Zero Power Factor Method or the Potier Triangle Method
  29. Experiment 24: To Determine the Regulation of a Three-Phase Alternator at a Load and Its Power Factor by the MMF Method
  30. Experiment 25: To Measure the Iron Loss at Different Flux Densities with a Lloyd Fisher Magnetic Square
  31. Experiment 26: Study of Overcurrent Relay (I.D.M.T. Type) and Determination of the Time-Current Characteristic
  32. Experiment 27: Study of the Instantaneous Relay and Determination of the Pickup and Reset Values
  33. Experiment 28: Study of the Directional Overcurrent Relay
  34. Experiment 29: Study of the Percentage Differential Relay
  35. Experiment 30: To Plot Burden Current Characteristics of the Given Current Transformers
  36. Experiment 31: For the Given Current Transformer and Burden to Find the Ratio and Phase Angle Error at: (a) 100% Rated Current and (b) 50% Rated Current by the Mutual Inductance (Absolute) Method
  37. Experiment 32: To Plot the Power-Angle Curve of a Three-Phase Salient Pole Synchronous Generator
  38. Experiment 33: Determination of Xd and Xq by Slip Test
  39. Experiment 34: To Study the Effect of the Brush Separation and Brush Shift on the Speed and Power Factor of the Schrage Motor
  40. Experiment 35: To Plot Magnetization Characteristics and Load Characteristics of Metadyne Generators
  41. Experiment 36: To Plot the Magnetization Characteristic and Load Characteristic of an Amplidyne Generator
  42. Experiment 37: To Determine Negative Sequence and Zero Sequence Reactions of a Synchronous Machine
  43. Experiment 38: To Determine Parameters of a Single-Phase Induction Motor
  44. Experiment 39: Measurement of a Small Resistance by Kelvin’s Double Bridge
  45. Experiment 40: Calibration of a Watt-Hour Meter by a Standard Wattmeter
  46. Experiment 41: Calibration of A.C. Wattmeter by a Standard Voltmeter and Ammeter
  47. Experiment 42: Calibration of an Ampere-Hour Meter by a Standard Ammeter
  48. Experiment 43: To Find an Unknown Inductance with Hay’s Bridge
  49. Experiment 44: To Determine a Value of High Resistance by the Loss of Charge Method
  50. Experiment 45: Calibration of a Wattmeter and Ammeter by Crompton’s Potentiometer
  51. Experiment 46 : Study of an Impulse Generator (1.6 Million Volts)
  52. Experiment 47: To Determine the Breakdown Voltage of an Oil Sample
  53. Experiment 48: To Determine the Breakdown Characteristics of: (a) Sphere-Sphere Gap (b) Rod-Rod Gap (c) Needle-Needle Gap
  54. Experiment 49: To find the voltage distribution across a string of a suspension insulator having five units, and to determine the efficiency of a string of insulators and to plot a graph between percentage voltage and the number of insulators from the line end
  55. Questions and Answers in Electrical Engineering