DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011) Fot fast load flow calculations, the best method is Newton-Raphson De-coupled method Approximate method Gauss-Siedal Newton-Raphson De-coupled method Approximate method Gauss-Siedal ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011) The circuit breaker generally used in railway traction is Minimum Oil CB Bulk Oil CB Air break CB Vacuum CB Minimum Oil CB Bulk Oil CB Air break CB Vacuum CB ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011) Under operating conditions, the secondary of a current transformer is always short ciruited because It avoids core saturation and high voltage induction It protects the primary ciruits It protects the secondary ciruits It is safe to human beings It avoids core saturation and high voltage induction It protects the primary ciruits It protects the secondary ciruits It is safe to human beings ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011) Hysteresis in an instrument means The repeatability of the instrument The reliability of the instrument The change in the same reading when the input is first increased and then decreased The inaccuracy due to change in temperature The repeatability of the instrument The reliability of the instrument The change in the same reading when the input is first increased and then decreased The inaccuracy due to change in temperature ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011) Bulk power transmission over long HVDC lines are preferred on account of Low cost of HVDC terminals Simple protection Minimum line power losses No harmonic problems Low cost of HVDC terminals Simple protection Minimum line power losses No harmonic problems ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
DGVCL Exam Paper (11-12-2011) In which of the following motors, the stator and rotor magnetic fields rotate at the same speed? Reluctance motor Synchronous motor Universal motor Induction motor Reluctance motor Synchronous motor Universal motor Induction motor ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP In all machine stator and rotor magnetic field rotates (stationary with respect to each other) at synchronous speed with respect to stationary observer.