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6 Synchronous Machines Examples

This document provides several numerical examples of calculations related to synchronous machines. Example 1-3 calculate voltage regulation, power factor and other values for alternators operating at different loads and power factors. Example 4 calculates output power, current and efficiency for a synchronous motor. Example 5 calculates current and power factor for a motor operating at rated voltage and power.
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6 Synchronous Machines Examples

This document provides several numerical examples of calculations related to synchronous machines. Example 1-3 calculate voltage regulation, power factor and other values for alternators operating at different loads and power factors. Example 4 calculates output power, current and efficiency for a synchronous motor. Example 5 calculates current and power factor for a motor operating at rated voltage and power.
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Numerical Examples of Synchronous Machines

Example-1: A 3-phase star connected alternator is rated 1600 kVA, 13500 V. The armature
effective resistance and synchronous reactance are 1.5 Ω and 30 Ω respectively per phase.
Calculate the percentage regulation for a load of 1280 kW at a pf of (i) 0.8 lagging (ii) unity
(iii) 0.8 leading.
Solution: Given, Vt  13500 / 3  7794.5V , Ra  1.5 , X s  30 
(i) For 0.8 power factor lagging:
PL 1280 1000
Stator current, Ia    68.43 A
3VL cos  3 13500  0.8

Emf equation, E f  (Vt cos   I a Ra ) 2  (Vt sin   I a X s )2

 (7794.5  0.8  68.43 1.5) 2  (7794.5  0.6  68.43  30) 2

 (6338) 2  (6729.6)2
 9244.4 V
E f  Vt 9244.4  7794.5
% Voltage regulation   100  100
Vt 7794.5
 18.6 %
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(ii) For unity power factor :
PL 1280 1000
Stator current, Ia    54.74 A
3VL cos  3 13500 1
Emf equation, E f  (Vt  I a Ra ) 2  ( I a X s ) 2

 (7794.5  54.74 1.5)2  (54.74  30)2


 7876.62  1642.2 2  8046 V
E f  Vt 8046  7794.5
% Voltage regulation   100   100
Vt 7794.5
 3.227 %
(iii) For 0.8 power factor leading:
Emf equation, E f  (Vt cos   I a Ra ) 2  (Vt sin   I a X s )2

 (7794.5  0.8  68.43  1.5)2  (7794.5  0.6  68.43  30)2


 (6338) 2  (2623.8)2  6859.6 V
E f  Vt 6859.6  7794.5
% Voltage regulation  100  100
Vt 7794.5
 11.99 %
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Example-2: A 5 MVA, 11 kV, 3-phase star-connected alternator is synchronized to the bus bar
and is operating with an induced emf of 125 % of rated voltage. If the load current is 500 A,
what is the power factor of operation? The machine has a synchronous reactance of 5Ω and
negligible resistance per phase.

Solution: Given, Vt  11000 / 3  6350 V , I a  500 A, Ra  0, Xs  5 

The emf of the alternator is 125 % of rated voltage,


E f  1.25Vt  1.25  635  7938 V
The alternator operates at lagging power factor because machine is over excited.

Emf equation of the alternator is


E f 2  (Vt cos  ) 2  (Vt sin   I a X s )2  Vt 2  2Vt I a X s sin   ( I a X s ) 2
 79382  63502  2  6350  500  5  sin   (500  5) 2
 sin   0.517
Power factor of the alternator is

cos   1  sin2  1  (0.5172  0.85 (lagging).

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Example-3: A 20 MVA, 3 phase star-connected alternator, with an impedance of 5 Ω. and a
resistance of 0.5 Ω, is operating in parallel with constant voltage 11 kV bus bars. If its field
current is adjusted to give an excitation voltage of 12 kV, then calculate:
a) The maximum power output from the alternator and
b) The armature current and power factor under maximum power conditions.
Solution: Given, Vt  11000 / 3  6350V , E f  12000 / 3  6930 V

(a) Maximum power output from the alternator is given by


2
E f Vt V2 6930  6350  6350 
Pog (max)  3   3  2  ra  3   3    0.5  24 MW
Zs Zs 5  5 
(b) Now, power factor
cos  s  ra / Z s  0.5 / 5  0.1
From the phasor diagram,
E f 2  Vt 2  2 E f Vt cos  s 69302  63502  2  6930  6950  0.1
Ia    1784 A
Zs 5
The power factor under maximum power condition is given by

E f Z s  Vt ra 6930  5  6350  0.5


cos     0.706 lagging.
Ia Zs2 1784  5 2

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Example-4: A 400 V, 3-phase mesh-connected synchronous motor runs at rated voltage
and with an excitation emf of 510 V. Its synchronous impedance per phase is (0.5+j4) Ω,
and friction, windage and iron losses are 900 W. Calculate the shaft power output, line
current, pf and efficiency for
(a) maximum power output and (b) maximum power input.
Solution: Here, Vt = 400 V, Ef = 510 V,
Zs  0.52  42  4.031 
 s  tan 1 (4 / 0.5)  82.87 0
(a) For maximum power output of synchronous motor is
2
E f Vt Ef 2 510  400  510 
Po(max)  3  3  2  ra  3   3    0.5  127812.6 W
Zs Zs 4.031  4.031 
Shaft power output,
Psh  Po(max)  friction, windage and iron losses
 127812.6  900  126912.6 W

From the phasor diagram,


I a Zs  E f 2  Vt 2  2E f Vt cos s

510 2  400 2  2  510  400  cos 82.87 0


Ia   150.79 A
4.031
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The line current,
I a  3  150.79  261.17 A
From the phasor diagram,
Vt Zs  E f ra
cos (s  ) 
I a Zs 2
400  4.031  510  0.5
 cos (s  ) 
150.79  4.0312
 cos (s  )  0.554
 s    cos 10.554  56.360
   82.870  56.360  26.510
Power factor,
cos   cos 26.510  0.895 lagging.
Efficiency,

output 3  400  261.17  0.895


  100  100  78.38%.
input 126912.6

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(b) For maximum power input of the synchronous motor is
2
E f Vt Ef 2 510  400  400 
Pi(max)  3  3  2  ra  3   3    0.5  166593.6 W
Zs Zs 4.031  4.031 
From the phasor diagram,
E f 2  Vt 2  2E f Vt cos s 510 2  400 2  2  510  400  cos 97.13
Ia    170.21A
Zs 4.031
Line current, I a  3  170.21  294.8 A

Shaft power output,


Psh  166593.6  3  170.212  0.5  900  122236.43 W

Power factor,
166593.6
cos    0.816 lagging.
3  400  170.21
Efficiency,

122236.43
  100  73.37 %.
166593.6
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Example-5: A 3300 V, star-connected synchronous motor has synchronous impedance of
(0.4+j5) Ω per phase. For an excitation emf of 4000 V and motor impedance power of
1000 kW at rated voltage, compute the line current and power factor.
Solution: Vt  3300 / 3  1905.3V, E f  4000 / 3  2309.5 V
Zs  0.42  52  5.016   s  tan 1 (0.4 / 5)  4.570
The input power,
E f Vt Ef 2
Pi  sin (   s )  2  ra
Zs Zs
2
1905.3  2309.5  1905.3  1000000
 sin (   s )     0.4 
5.016  5.016  3
 sin (   s )  0.314
   18.31  4.57  22.880
From the phasor diagram,
E f 2  Vt 2  2E f Vt cos s 1905.32  2309.52  2  1905.3  2309.5  cos 22.880
Ia    184.43 A
Zs 5.016
Power factor, 1000000
cos    0.9486 leading.
3  1905.3  184.43
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