Experiment Name: Dismantle of DC Machine.
Experiment Number: 01
Experiment Date:
Submission Date:
Aim/Objective:
1.
To dismantle the DC Machine.
2.
To Study the construction of DC Machine.
Theory:
A D.C.
machine is a
device that converts
Mechanical energy into
Electrical energy
and vice-versa. When
the device acts
as a generator,
the mechanical
energy is converted
into electrical energy.
On the other
hand,
when the device acts as a motor, the electrical energy is converted into
mechanical energy.
So,
DC Machine s two type-
DC
Generator and DC Motor
Constructional
features:
Generator
and motor are very similar to each other for their essential parts
and
construction. The essential parts of dc machine, as shown in figure 1,
can be
grouped into two
categories depending upon
their placement as
follows
STATOR:
Magnetic frame or Yoke:
The outer frame
of the DC
Machine is called
the Yoke and is
normally made of cast Iron
for small machine,
while for large
machines
cast steel or rolled steel
is employed. Yoke
generally serves two
purposes.
It provides mechanical support to the poles and acts as a protecting
cover for the whole machine.
It provides a return path of low reluctance to the magnetic fluxproduced
by the poles.
Field System :
The object of
the field system
is to create a
uniform magnetic field within which the armature rotates. Field system
consists of three parts namely
pole cores, pole
shoes and magnetizing coils or field coils.
The field magnets consist of pole cores and pole shoes.
Pole core is usually of circular section &
is used to carry the coils of insulated wires
carrying the exciting current.
Pole
shoe acts as a support
to the field coils & spread out the flux in the air gap & also being a
larger cross-section reduces the reluctance
of
the magnetic path. Both pole cores and pole shoes are laminated and are bolted
to
the frame
of yoke. The
thickness of the
lamination varies from 1mm to
0.25mm.
Field
coils or field windings
which consists of copper wire or stripwound around the pole pieces. When
current passes through the coil, the coil magnetizes the poles, which produce
the necessary flux that is cut by revolving armature conductors.
Interpoles &
Interpole Winding:These
poles are comparatively smaller in
size than the main poles.
They are placed between adjacent main poles. The flux provided by
interpoles givesspark- less commutation
& hence
they are also
called as commutating
poles. The exciting
coils around Interpoles is
normally connected in
series with the
armature circuit & carries the entire armature current.
Air
gap:
Radial
spacing between main pole & surface of the armature is called air-gap. The
length of air gap may be set between 1mm & 5mm
ROTOR:
Armature:
The
purpose of armature is to rotate the armature conductors in the uniform
magnetic field. It is further divided into two parts namely:
Armature
core and Armature winding.
Armature
core:
it
is cylindrical in shape mounted on the shaft as shown in figure. It consists of
slots on its periphery & the air ducts to permit the air
flow through armature
which serves cooling
purpose It is made from
high permeability silicon- steel stampings,
each stamping being
separated
from its neighboring one by thin paper or varnish as insulation.
The
function of armature core is:
1.
To
provide house for armature winding
2.
To provide
a path of
low relucta nce to
the magnetic flux produced by the field winding
Armature winding:
It is nothing but the interconnection of the armature conductors placed
in the slots
provided on the
armature core periphery.The
function of armature winding is:
1.
To generate e.m.f in the armature winding in case of generator
2.
To carry the current supplied in case of dc motor
Commutator:
The basic
nature of e.m.f
induced in the
armature conductor is alternating. This needs rectification in case of
d.c. generator, which is possible by d evice called as commutator. It is cylindrical
in shape and is made up of wedge shape segment
of hard drawn, high conductivity copper. These segments
are insulated from each
other byvthin layer of mica
as shown in figure . It is
connected to the armature conductor by means of copper lug or strip. The function
of commutator is:
1.
To collect current from the armature conductors
2.
To convert internally developed alternately e.m.f into unidirectional
e.m.f.
Brushes:
The function of brushes is to collect current from commutator or
to drawn current to commutator. They are usually made of carbon and are in
the shape of rectangular block.
These brushes are
housed in brush holders
usually of the
box type as
shown in the
fig. The brushes are
in contact with
the commute r by
a spring whose
tension can be
adjusted by changing the position of lever in the notches.
Bearings:
Bearing is a
device, which gives
free & smooth
rotation of armature. Ball bearing is
frequently employed due to their
reliability, though for heavy duties roller bearings are
preferable.
Circuit/Image:
Specification:
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Procedure:
1. Open the enclosure of the machine by the guidence of the instructor.
2. First place the machine on a clean, dry and non- slip place.
3. Using screw driver, open the nuts of the machine from both side and observe inner construction.
4. Using spanner set , open the frame and separate armature from the frame . If necessary use mallet .
5.place the armature on a dry and clean place and observe it and also observe stator part.
6. Assemble the machine carefully in reverse manner.
Apparatus Used:
Screw driver, Hammer/Mallet ,Spanner set
Precautions:
1. Free from any type of live connection.
2. Place the machine first on a non- slip, dry and clean place.
3. Don't hit the coil .
4. Don't hit the ball- bearing.
5.place the armature very carefully in its house maintaing the air gap.
6. Check the whole to your guide or instructor.
Conclusion:
Viva Voice Questions:
1.
What is dc generator and dc motor?
2.
What is the function of yoke?
3.
What do you mean by armature and field ?
4.
What is the function of pole shoe?
5.
What is the function of brush?
6.
What do you mean by commutator and what is the
function of it?
7.
Which type of voltage is generated in DC generator?
8.
How many terminal points are you observed in a shunt
type dc generator
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