Thermistors are ideal when measuring a single point temperature that is within 50°C of ambient.
If the temperatures are excessively high or low, a thermistor will not work.
Most thermistors work best in the range between -55°C and +114°C.
Sensitivity of thermistor is high.
Span value of thermistor is low.
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Let,
E→EMF in volt
φ→Flux in weber
A→Parallel path (for wave winding = 2)
Z→No. of armature conductors
N→speed in rpm
P = Number of poles
E = PφNZ/(60A)
E = 8*0.020*625/(60*2)
E = 500 V
Mutual inductance (M) = k*√(L1*L2)
k = 0.45
M = 0.45*√(900*100*10⁻⁶) = 135 mH
Leq = L1 + L2 + 2M
Leq = 900 + 100 + 270
Leq = 1270 mH
Here, Y phase is shorted,
Equation of 3-phase power = √3*VL*IL*cosφ
IL = P/(√3*VL*cosφ)
= 8000/(√3*400*0.8)
= 12.55 A
Phase impedance = Vp/Ip
= 460/(√3*12.55)
= 21.16 ohm
cosφ = 0.8, So φ = 37 degree.
Here Impedance of Y phase is shorted,
So, Neutral point and Y phase at same potential,
Three line voltages are given by,
Vry = 460∟0°
Vyb = 460∟120°
Vbr = 460∟-120°
Here N and Y phase at same potential,
Ir = (460∟-120°)/(21.16∟37°)
= -21.7∟83° A
Ib = (-460∟120°)/(21.16∟37°)
= 21.7∟-157° A
Ib = -(Ir + Iy)
= -21.7∟83° + 21.7∟-157°
= 37.6∟53° A