Ultimate Electrical Machines for Electrical Engineering
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Welcome To Our Course “Complete Electrical Machines Course For Electrical Engineering”
This course is designed for anyone who would like to learn about electrical machines from A to Z for electrical engineers including DC machines, magnetic circuits, transformers, synchronous machines, and induction machines.
What are you going to learn in this course?
āļø Importance and construction of DC machines.
āļøā Armature winding and emf equation.
āļøā Separately excited DC machine.
āļøā Shunt and series DC machines.
āļøā Types and applications of compound DC motors.
āļøā Torque-speed characteristics and speed control of separately excited DC motor.
āļøā Torque-speed characteristics of series DC motor.
āļøā Starting of DC machine.
āļøā Armature reaction in DC machines.
āļøā Losses in DC machines.
āļøā Dozens of solved examples on all types of DC machines.
āļøā Importance of the magnetic circuit and its application like transformer.
āļøā Difference between linear and non linear materials.
āļøā Important definitions of magnetic circuits, flux linkage and reluctance.
āļøā Analogy between the magnetic and electric circuits , the similarity between them like resistance, reluctance, conductivity, permeability, emf, mmf, Current, flux, magnetic flux density and current density.
āļøā Induced emf , fringing effect and ampere right hand rule or screw rule.
āļøā Importance of transformers and why it is considered as the backbone of the power system.
āļøā Construction of the transformer and its main components
āļøā Iron core which is responsible for the magnetic flux action.
āļøā Magnetic circuit which is represented by the iron core.
āļøā Windings of transformer, types, categories and construction.
āļøā Insulating material between the windings and iron core + transformer oil and its great importance.
āļøā Conservator of transformer which contains oil and its function.
āļøā Breather which is used as filter in transformer.
āļøā Bushings which is important for human safety and protection from instant death.
āļøā Tap changer which is used to control the voltage according to the load variations.
āļøā Cooling tubes for transformer oil cooling and heat dissipation.
āļøā Buchholz relay in transformer for gas detection.
āļøā Explosion vents for protection of transformer in case of internal faults.
āļøā Different methods of cooling of transformer and their corresponding power rating.
āļøā Different types of transformers as power and distribution transformers.
āļøā Difference between single phase core and shell type transformers.
āļøā Difference between three phase core and shell type transformers.
āļøā Comparison between the shell type and core type transformers.
āļøā Theory of operation of transformer.
āļøā Effect of loading on transformer.
āļøā Transformer regulation and efficiency.
āļøā Different losses occurring in transformer.
āļøā Transformer rating.
āļøā Voltage relation in the transformer.
āļøā Approximate and exact equivalent circuits of the transformer.
āļøā Concept of referring in transformer.
āļøā Ideal and non-ideal transformers and understand which one of them represents an actual real-life transformer.
āļøā Construction and principle of operation of synchronous generator.
āļøā Principle of operation of synchronous motor.
āļøā Equivalent circuit and phasor diagram of non-salient synchronous machine.
āļøā Equivalent circuit and phasor diagram of salient synchronous machine.
āļøā Parallel operation of two generators.
āļøā Synchronization of the machine with the grid.
āļøā Dozens of solved examples on synchronous machines salient and non-salient.
āļøā Construction and theory of operation of induction machines.
āļøā Equivalent circuit and power flow in the induction motor.
āļøā Torque-speed characteristics of induction motor.
āļøā Methods of speed control of induction motor.
āļøā Methods of starting induction motor.
āļøā Principle of operation of doubly fed induction generator.
āļøā Self-excited induction generator.
āļøā Dozens of solved examples on induction machines.
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3Importance And Construction Of DC Machines
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4Armature Winding And EMF Equation
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5Solved Example 1
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6Solved Example 2
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7Solved Example 3
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8Solved Example 4
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9Separately Excited DC Machine
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10Shunt And Series DC Machines
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11Solved Example 1 On Separately Excited DC Machine
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12Solved Example 2 On Separately Excited DC Machine
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13Solved Example 3 On Shunt Generator
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14Solved Example 4 On Shunt Generator
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15Solved Example 5 On Series DC Generator
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16Types And Applications Of Compound DC Motors
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17Torque-Speed Characteristics And Speed Control Of Separately Excited DC Motor
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18Torque-Speed Characteristics Of Series DC Motor
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19Solved Example 1 On Speed Control
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20Solved Example 2 On Speed Control
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21Starting Of DC Machine
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22Armature Reaction In DC Machines
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23Losses In DC Machines
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24What Is The Construction of Transformer, Importance and Iron Core?
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25Magnetic Circuit Inside Transformer
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26Windings of Transformer
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27Why are Windings made of Copper ?
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28Classification of Windings
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29Insulating Material and Transformer Oil
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30Conservator of Transformer
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31Breather of Transformer
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32Bushings of Transformer
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33Tap Changer of Transformer
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34Cooling Tubes of Transformer
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35Buchholz Relay of Transformer
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36Explosion Vent in Transformer
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37Methods of Cooling in Transformer
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38Types of Transformers
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39Power Transformer and Distribution Transformer
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40Single Phase Core Type Transformer
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41Single Phase Shell Type Transformer
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42Three Phase Core Type Transformer
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43Three Phase Shell Type Transformer
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44Shell Type and Core Type CSA Comparison
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45Comparison between Shell Type and Core Type Transformers
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46Notes
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47Video Explaining the Components in 3D and Real Life
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48Magnetic Circuits, Induced Emf and Ampere Right Hand Rule
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49Magnetic Circuit and Important Definitions
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50Linear and Non Linear Materials
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51Flux Linkage and Reluctance
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52Analogy between Electric and Magnetic Circuits
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53Fringing Effect
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54Example 1
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55Example 2
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56Example 3
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57Application on Magnetic Circuit (Transformers)
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58Introduction to Transformers
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59Construction of Transformer
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60Theory of Operation
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61Ideal Transformer
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62Non Ideal Transformer
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63Effect of Loading on Transformer
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64Transformer Regulation
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65Transformer Losses
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66Transformer Efficiency
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67Transformer Rating
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68Question 1
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69Question 2
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70Question 3
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71Example 1
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72Voltage Relation of Transformer
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73Transformer Exact Equivalent Circuit
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74Concept of Refereeing
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75Approximate Equivalent Circuit
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76Construction And Principle Of Operation Of Synchronous Generator
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77Principle Of Operation Of Synchronous Motor
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78Equivalent Circuit And Phasor Diagram Of Non Salient Synchronous Machine
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79Solved Example 1 On Non Salient Machine
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80Solved Example 2 On Non Salient Machine
In this example i would to clarify that the power=VI cosphi and the vertical part is IX cosphi and it is not equal to the power but the power is directly with it, as Icosphi increases then the power will increase.
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81Solved Example 3 On Non Salient Machine
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82Solved Example 4 On Non Salient Machine
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83Solved Example 5 On Non Salient Machine
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84Solved Example 6 On Non Salient Machine
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85Equivalent Circuit And Phasor Diagram Of Salient Synchronous Machine
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86Solved Example 1 On Salient Machine
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87Solved Example 2 On Salient Machine
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88Solved Example 3 On Salient Machine
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89Parallel Operation Of Two Generators
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90Synchronization Of Machine With Grid
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