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    Practise Problems

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    This document contains 15 questions related to electrical circuits and appliances. It asks the student to: 1) List electrical appliances in their home with various ratings and create a power consumption vs. time curve. 2) Find Norton's equivalent circuit for a given circuit. 3) Determine various voltages, currents, powers, and impedances using concepts like Nodal Analysis. 4) Solve circuits involving motors and determine compensation needed to raise a motor's power factor. 5) Calculate current, power factor, and complex power for multiple loads in parallel.

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    This document contains 15 questions related to electrical circuits and appliances. It asks the student to: 1) List electrical appliances in their home with various ratings and create a power consumption vs. time curve. 2) Find Norton's equivalent circuit for a given circuit. 3) Determine various voltages, currents, powers, and impedances using concepts like Nodal Analysis. 4) Solve circuits involving motors and determine compensation needed to raise a motor's power factor. 5) Calculate current, power factor, and complex power for multiple loads in parallel.

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    This document contains 15 questions related to electrical circuits and appliances. It asks the student to: 1) List electrical appliances in their home with various ratings and create a power consumption vs. time curve. 2) Find Norton's equivalent circuit for a given circuit. 3) Determine various voltages, currents, powers, and impedances using concepts like Nodal Analysis. 4) Solve circuits involving motors and determine compensation needed to raise a motor's power factor. 5) Calculate current, power factor, and complex power for multiple loads in parallel.

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    1.

    List out all the electrical appliances at your home and find the following ratings and
    tabulate them?
    a. Name of the appliance
    b. Type of appliance
    c. Voltage (V)
    d. Current (A)
    e. Frequency (Hz)
    f. Power (kW or kVA)
    g. HP rating for motors
    2. Based on the information collected in Q1, draw an approximate power consumption
    vs time curve for your home.
    a. Calculate the daily energy consumption from this plot and estimate the
    monthly energy consumption.
    b. Collect recent electricity bill and cross check with your calculation and give
    your comments on the same. Don’t forget to upload the electricity bill along
    with your response
    3. Find the Norton’s equivalent circuit between terminals a and b for the circuit shown
    below:

    4. Find the power absorbed by each of the elements

    5. Find the relation between the output voltage (Vo) and input voltage (Vs) for the
    circuit shown below:
    6. Find the current (I) in the circuit shown below

    7. Determine the voltage (VL) (in terms of Vi) for the network shown below

    Find the load impedance (ZL) to transfer maximum power to the load. Also, find
    maximum power transferred.
    8. A 5-hp motor with a 0.6 lagging power factor and an efficiency of 92% is connected
    to a 220-V, 50-Hz supply. (1HP=746 W, 5-hp is the mechanical output power of the
    motor)
    a. Establish the power triangle for the load.
    b. Determine the power-factor capacitor that must be placed in parallel with
    the load to raise the power factor to unity.
    c. Determine the change in supply current from the uncompensated to the
    compensated system.
    9. Three bulbs are connected as shown in the figure. Compute the current drawn by
    each bulb, current supplied by the battery. State your assumptions clearly, if any.

    10. Write Mesh current equations by inspection for the following circuit

    11. Using Nodal analysis determine io and v0 in the circuit.


    12. Find Thevenin Equivalent of the Circuit Shown

    13. Obtain Vo in the circuit shown below using Nodal Analysis

    14. The resistor RL is adjusted until it draws maximum power. Calculate RL


    and the maximum power absorbed by it.
    15. Two loads are connected in parallel to a source. Calculate the power
    factor of the combined loads and complex power.
    Load 1-- 2 kW at 0.75 power factor leading.
    Load 2-- 4 kW at 0.95 lagging.
    Also suggest a method to improve the power factor of whole system to
    unity, if not already, with appropriate justification.

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