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    This lesson plan outlines the guiding factors for pole design in DC machines. The objectives are to indicate factors for selecting the number of poles, interpret considerations for average gap density and ampere conductors per meter, and represent pole selection factors. Key factors include operating the armature core flux reversals between 25-50 Hz, limiting current per parallel path to 200 amps and per brush arm to 400 amps, and avoiding an excessively large armature mmf. The armature winding is also discussed, noting it can be distributed or concentrated, and is often a double layer winding in DC machines.

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    This lesson plan outlines the guiding factors for pole design in DC machines. The objectives are to indicate factors for selecting the number of poles, interpret considerations for average gap density and ampere conductors per meter, and represent pole selection factors. Key factors include operating the armature core flux reversals between 25-50 Hz, limiting current per parallel path to 200 amps and per brush arm to 400 amps, and avoiding an excessively large armature mmf. The armature winding is also discussed, noting it can be distributed or concentrated, and is often a double layer winding in DC machines.

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    This lesson plan outlines the guiding factors for pole design in DC machines. The objectives are to indicate factors for selecting the number of poles, interpret considerations for average gap density and ampere conductors per meter, and represent pole selection factors. Key factors include operating the armature core flux reversals between 25-50 Hz, limiting current per parallel path to 200 amps and per brush arm to 400 amps, and avoiding an excessively large armature mmf. The armature winding is also discussed, noting it can be distributed or concentrated, and is often a double layer winding in DC machines.

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    This lesson plan outlines the guiding factors for pole design in DC machines. The objectives are to indicate factors for selecting the number of poles, interpret considerations for average gap density and ampere conductors per meter, and represent pole selection factors. Key factors include operating the armature core flux reversals between 25-50 Hz, limiting current per parallel path to 200 amps and per brush arm to 400 amps, and avoiding an excessively large armature mmf. The armature winding is also discussed, noting it can be distributed or concentrated, and is often a double layer winding in DC machines.

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    Department: ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS


    ENGINEERING
    Branch & Semester: EEE & VII

    Course code & Title: 18EE703 & ELECTRICAL MACHINE


    DESIGN
    Unit Title: DC MACHINES

    CO / Lesson No (GO): 2/2

    1. Prerequisite(s):
    Armature reaction, Armature mmf, Flux distribution in armature, Slots,conductors
    2. Topic:
    Guiding factors for pole design
    3. General Objective (GO):
    To apply suitable number of poles and slots to design the armature in dc machines

    4. Specific Objectives (SO):


     SO1 – Indicate the guiding factors for selection of number of poles in a Dc machine
    (U/C)
     SO2 - Interpret the factors to be considered for choice of average gap density and
    ampere conductors per metre (U/C).
     SO3 – Represent the guiding factors for choice of number of poles in DC machine
    (U/C).

    5. Mapping Table:
    SO PO PO/PSO Competency PO/PSO Indicator

    1,2/13 1.2,1.3.1.4,2.1,2.2/13.1,13.3,14 1.2.1,1.3.1,1.4.1,2.1.3,2.2.3/13.1.1,13.3.2,14.


    SO1
    ,14 .2 2.2

    SO2 1,2/13 1.2,1. 4,2.1,2.2,2.4/13.1 1.2.1,1.4.1,2.1.2,2.4.1/13.1.1


    1,2/13 1.2,1.3.1.4,2.1,2.2/13.1,13.3,14 1.2.1,1.3.1,1.4.1,2.1.3,2.2.3/13.1.1,13.3.1,14.
    SO3
    ,14 .2 2.2

    6. Mind map and Summary:

    7. Summary:

    Guiding factors for selecting number of poles


    i) The frequency of flux reversals in the armature core generally lies between 25
    to 50 Hz.
    ii) Lower values of frequencies are used for large machines.
    iii) The value of current per parallel path is limited to about 200 Amps. Thus the
    current per brush arm should not be more than 400 Amps.
    iv) Armature mmf should not be excessively large.
    Armature winding:
    1. In a distributed winding (used to overcome the disadvantages of the concentrated
    winding), conductors / pole is distributed in more number of slots.
    2. The distributed winding can be classified as single layer winding and double layer
    winding.
    3. Double layer windings are much used in DC machines.

    8. Reference:
    [1] A. K. Sawhney, A Course in Electrical Machine Design, Dhanpat Rai & Sons, New
    Delhi, Sixth reprint, 2014.
    [2] M.V .Deshpande, Design & Testing of Electrical Machines, PHI Learning private Limited,
    New Delhi , Third Print 2013.
    [3] R. K. Agarwal, Principles of Electrical Machine Design, Kataria S K and Sons, New Delhi,
    2010.
    [4] V. N. Mittle and Mittle A, Design of Electrical Machines, Standard Publishers Distributors,
    New Delhi, Fifth reprint, 2013.
    Prepared by
    Mr.A.Nandhakumar
    Mrs.G.Nithya

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