The shunt motors are used where constant speed is required and starting conditions are not severe. The various applications of DC shunt motor are in Lathe Machines, Centrifugal Pumps, Fans, Blowers, Conveyors, Lifts, Weaving Machine, Spinning machines, etc
Whenever the DC shunt motor’s armature winding rotates within the magnetic field which is generated by the field winding. Thus an e.m.f can be stimulated within the armature winding based on the Faradays law (electromagnetic induction). Although, according to Lenz’s law, the induced e.m.f can act within reverse direction toward the armature voltage supply.
Thus, this e.m.f is named as the back e.m.f, & it is represented with Eb. Mathematically, this can be expressed as,
Eb = (PφNZ) / 60A V
Where P = no. of poles
Φ = Flux for each pole within Wb
N = Motor’s speed in revolutions per minute
Z = No. of armature conductors
A = No. of parallel lanes
DC Shunt Motor Speed Control
The speed characteristic of a shunt motor is different compared with a series motor. As a DC Shunt motor attains its complete speed, then the armature current can be directly connected to the motor load. When the load is extremely low within a shunt motor, then the armature current can also be low. When the DC motor attains its complete speed, then it remains stable.
The speed characteristic of a shunt motor is different compared with a series motor. As a DC Shunt motor attains its complete speed, then the armature current can be directly connected to the motor load. When the load is extremely low within a shunt motor, then the armature current can also be low. When the DC motor attains its complete speed, then it remains stable.
The DC shunt motor speed can be controlled very easily. The speed can be maintained constant until the load changes. Once the load changes, then the armature tends to delay, which will result in the less back e.m.f. Thus, the DC motor will draw extra current, this will consequence in enhance within torque to gain speed.
So, whenever the load enhances, the net result of load on speed in a motor is approximately nil. Similarly, once the load decreases, then the armature achieves speed & produces extra back e.m.f.
The DC shunt motor speed can be controlled in two ways
In general, DC motors appear with a particular rated voltage & speed in (revolutions per minute. Once this motor functions under its complete voltage, then the torque will be reduced.
Brake Test on DC Shunt Motor
The brake test is the one kind of load test on dc shunt motor. Generally, this test can be done for the low rated DC machines. The main reason for doing this test is to identify the efficiency and also by using this test, the output of mechanical power can be calculated & separate the same by using electrical input. So this is the reason to calculate the efficiency of the DC motor, this test is used. Therefore, this type of test cannot be employed on the superior rated machines.
Characteristics of DC Shunt Motor
The characteristics of shunt DC motor include the following.
Question 1 (a) Briefly explain the construction and operation of a DC Shunt motor.
Question 1 (a) Briefly explain the construction and operation of a DC Shunt motor.
Explain the characteristics curve of i. Dc shunt motor ii. Dc series motor iii. Dc compound motor
1) A DC shunt motor has Ka = 181_m Kf = 10_WB / A Ra = 18_mOhm and Rf = 91_Ohm. For Vt = 11 and T = 3__Nm find the armature current. A) 13.71_A B) 15.76_A C) 9.598_A D) 17.82_A 2) A DC shunt motor has Ka = 184_m Kf = 9_WB / A Ra = 19_mOhm and Rf = 105_Ohm. For Vt = 12 and T = 3__Nm find output power. A) .2485_hp B) .3231_hp C) .1740_hp D)...
7. Draw the equivalent circuit of the shunt type dc motor and obtain the speed torque characteristic equation. Also explain that the dc motor operates stably at all speeds.
A DC Motor 24 of 25 > Part A A shunt-wound DC motor with the field coils and rotor connected in parallel (see the figure) (Figure 1)operates from a 135 V DC power line. The resistance of the field windings, Rf, is 203 2. The resistance of the rotor, R is 5.60 ? , when the motor is running, the rotor develops an emf E. The motor draws a current of 4.90 A from the line. Friction losses amount to...
MESB443, Semester 1 2018/19 QUESTION 3 [10 marks) A 200V DC shunt motor develops a rated output power of Shp at 1000rpm, drawing 25A. Having Ra=0.50 and RF = 10092, find: a) The total rotational losses of the motor at rated conditions [4 marks] b) The no-load speed of the motor at 2001. [6 marks] Answer:
separately excited series, shunt, compound DC motor: *Describe how does decreasing the field current IF affect the speed versus voltage characteristic and constant K1 of a separately-excited dc motor. K1=(n2-n1)/(E2-E1) *Describe how does decreasing the field current IF affect the torque versus current characteristic and constant K2 of a separately-excited dc motor? k2=(T2-T1)/(I1-I2) *Briefly describe how the speed varies as the mechanical load applied to the series motor increases, i.e. as the motor torque increases.
7. Compare the shunt wound de motor and, the series wound dc motor on the basis of a) starting torque b) starting urrent c) efficiency d) speed regulation
A DC 220V shunt motor draws a no load current of 3.5A.Its armature and shunt resistances are: 0.25 and 440 ohms. At full load it draws a current of 65.5 A . Find the efficiency of machine at full load. pleas SHOW ALL WORK... i really need to learn it THANKS
A 240V DC shunt motor runs at 800rpm at no load. Determine the resistance to be placed in series with the field so that the motor runs at 950rpm when taking an armature current of 20A. The field resistance is 1600 and armature resistance is 0.40. Assume that the pole flux is proportional to the field current Additional Rf= A 240V DC shunt motor runs at 800rpm at no load. Determine the resistance to be placed in series with the...