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Electrical Machines
which of the following losses are negligible in blocked rotor test?

 mechanical loss
 copper loss
 iron loss
 both A and B

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Electrical Machines
The rotor slots are slightly skewed in squirrel cage induction motor to

 increase the strength of rotor bars.
 reduce the magnetic hum and locking tendency of rotor.
 decrease the amount of copper to be used.
 provide ease of fabrication.

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Electrical Machines
The output indicate on the name plate of any motor is always the

 Power drawn in KVA.
 Gross power.
 Power drawn in KW.
  Output power at the shaft.

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Electrical Machines
The main purpose of providing tertiary winding in a three phase transformer is

 to carry extra load.
  to suppress harmonic and unbalance in voltage.
None of these
 to interconnect three voltage systems.

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Electrical Machines
In induction motors, there is large decrease in maximum power factor when the dispersion coefficient is ________________.

  increased.
 kept constant to certain value.
 remains same.
 decreased.

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Electrical Machines
Which of following motor is preferred for belt conveyor?

  Slip ring induction motor.
  Reluctance motor.
  Universal motor.
  Synchronous motors.

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