Ea&dsm R15 Course File 30.09.19

ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES
Karakambadi Road, Venkatapuram (Vi), Tirupati
COURSE FILE
Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Subject : ENERGY AUDIT & DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT

Academic Year : 2019 - 2020
Name of the Faculty : Dr.R.MURUGESAN
Department : EEE
Branch & Year : EEE – IVYEAR B.TECH I SEM
INDEX
COURSE FILE
S.No. Topic Page No.
GUIDE LINES FOR THE COURSE FILE
1 Time Table 2
2 Syllabus 3
3 Session Planner 7-13
4 Syllabus coverage (Overall) 14-15
5 Class Notes (Unit Wise) 16
6 Syllabus coverage (Unit Wise) 18-22
7 Assignments ( Unit Wise) 23-25
8 Tutorials (Unit Wise) 26-27
List of weak students and Remedial action
9 a. weak students as per JNTUA Result 28-31
b. weak students as per MID-Term Test Results
10 Mid Term Test, Quality and Evaluation 32-34
Question Bank/Papers
11 a. Subjective unit wise 35-45
b. Objective unit wise
12 Sample Solved Question Paper 46
13 List of Outcomes 47-49
14 Course Completion Certificate 50-51
15 HOD Review and Quality Audit 52-53
Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

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1. TIME TABLE

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ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY &
SCIENCES:: TIRUPATI
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
CLASS TIME TABLE (2018-19) WITH EFFECT FROM 27-12-2018
III B.Tech II Semester

Room No : C 305
1 2 3 4 12.50 5 6 7
DAY 9.30 AM 10.20 AM 11.10 AM 12.00 PM PM 1.50 PM 2.40 PM 3.30 PM
TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO
10.20A 11.10AM 12.00PM 12.50PM 2.40PM 3.30PM 4.20PM
M
1.50
PM
MON MPMC PSD PSP MS PSA NNFL GATE
TUE MPMC PSA NNFL PSD L PSP AELCS LAB
WED PSA MPMC PSP MS U PSD NNFL TUTORIAL
THU PSD NNFL MS PSA N MPMC PSP GATE
FRI NNFL PSA PSD MPMC C MPMC/PE&S LAB
SAT MS MPMC/PE&S LAB H PSP MS SEMINAR
Class Teacher : Mr.C.Rajesh
Subject Subject Name Subject Name Of The Faculty Contact

Abbreviation Code Hours/
week
MS Management Science 15A52601 R.RAKESH 5
PSD Power Semiconductor Drives 15A02601 Dr. R.MURUGESAN 5
PSP Power System Protection 15A02602 Dr.C.SASIKALA 5
MPMC Microprocessors & Microcontrollers 15A04601 P.HARISH 5
PSA Power System Analysis 15A02603 C.RAJESH 5
NNFL Neural Networks & Fuzzy Logic 15A02604 K.BALAJI NANDA KUMAR REDDY 5
MPMC LAB Microprocessors & Microcontrollers
15A04607 P.HARISH,P.RAJESH,T.SARANYA 6
Laboratory
PE & S LAB Power Electronics & Simulation
15A02607 V.E.SOWJANYA,P.SREENIVASULU 6
Laboratory
Advanced English Language
AELCS LAB Dr..VENKATESWARLU,
Communication Skills (AELCS)
15A52602 M.NIRMALA
2
Laboratory (Audit Course)
GATE POWER SYSTEMS MONDAY-C.RAJESH
2
ELECTRICAL MACHINES THURSDAY-A.YUVA KISHORE,
Head of the Department Principal

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2. SYLLABUS

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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY - ANANTAPUR
B. Tech IV-I Sem. (EEE) L T PC

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SYLLABUS
UNI –I: INTRODUCTION TO ENERGY AUDITING

Energy Situation – World and India, Energy Consumption, Conservation, Codes, Standards and
Legislation. Energy Audit- Definitions, Concept, Types of Audit, Energy Index, Cost Index, Pie
Charts, Sankey Diagrams, Load Profiles, Energy Conservation Schemes. Measurements in Energy
Audits, Presentation of Energy Audit Results.
UNIT -II: ENERGY EFFICIENT MOTORS AND POWER FACTOR IMPROVEMENT

Energy Efficient Motors , Factors Affecting Efficiency, Loss Distribution , Constructional Details ,
Characteristics - Variable Speed , Variable Duty Cycle Systems, RMS Hp- Voltage Variation-
Voltage Unbalance- Over Motoring- Motor Energy Audit. Power Factor – Methods of
Improvement, Power factor With Non Linear Loads
UNIT –III: LIGHTING AND ENERGY INSTRUMENTS FOR AUDIT

Good Lighting System Design and Practice, Lighting Control, Lighting Energy Audit - Energy
Instruments- Watt Meter, Data Loggers, Thermocouples, Pyrometers, Lux Meters, Tong Testers,
Application of PLC’s
UNIT –IV: INTRODUCTION TO DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT

Introduction to DSM, Concept of DSM, Benefits of DSM, Different Techniques of DSM – Time of
Day Pricing, Multi-Utility Power Exchange Model, Time of Day Models for Planning. Load
Management, Load Priority Technique, Peak Clipping, Peak Shifting, Valley Filling, Strategic
Conservation, Energy Efficient Equipment. Management and Organization of Energy Conservation
Awareness Programs.
UNIT –V: ECONOMICS AND COST EFFECTIVENESS TESTS OF DSM PROGRAMS

Basic payback calculations, Depreciation, Net present value calculations. Taxes and Tax Credit –
Numerical Problems. Importance of evaluation, measurement and verification of demand side
management programs. Cost effectiveness test for demand side management programs - Ratepayer
Impact Measure Test, Total Resource Cost, Participant Cost Test, Program Administrator Cost Test
Numerical problems: Participant cost test, Total Resource Cost test and Ratepayer impact measure
test.
TEXT BOOKS:
1. Industrial Energy Management Systems, Arry C. White, Philip S. Schmidt, David R. Brown,
Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, New York, 1994.
2. Fundamentals of Energy Engineering - Albert Thumann, Prentice Hall Inc, Englewood Cliffs,
New Jersey, 1984.
REFERENCES:
1. Economic Analysis of Demand Side Programs and Projects - California Standard Practice
Manual, June 2002 – Free download available online
http://www.calmac.org/events/spm_9_20_02.pdf
2. Energy management by W.R. Murphy & G. Mckay Butter worth, Heinemann publications, 2007.
3. Energy management by Paul o’ Callaghan, Mc-graw Hill Book company-1st edition, 1998
4. Energy efficient electric motors by John .C. Andreas, Marcel Dekker Inc Ltd-2nd edition, 1995.

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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Course No : 15A02706
Course Title : ENERGY AUDIT & DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT
Course Overview
This course is an illustration of methods to identify opportunities to improve the

effectiveness with which energy is used. Energy audits can be done for all kinds of
installations such as industries, utilities, commercial or office facilities, and homes.
Energy demand management, also known as demand-side management (DSM) or
demand-side response (DSR), is the modification of consumer demand for energy
through various methods such as financial incentives and behavioral change through
education.
TARGET:
1. Pass Percentage: 70%

2. First class with distinction (>=70) : 9
3. First class (60-69): 10
4. Pass Class (40-59):09

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COURSE OBJECTIVES
Academic Year : 2019 - 2020

Semester : I
Subject : ENERGY AUDIT & DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT
Subject Code :15A02706
Class & Branch / Specialization: IV year B.TECH - EEE
S.No. Course Objectives
1. To Learn about the operation of electric motor drives controlled by power electronic
converters.
2. To Learn about the stable steady-state operation and transient dynamics of a motor-
load system.
3. To Learn about the operation of the chopper fed DC drive.
4. To Learn about the distinguishing features of synchronous motor drives and

induction motor drives.
Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

Date: Date:

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ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY&SCIENCES
COURSE OUTCOMES

Subject : POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES
Subject Code : 15A02601
Class & Branch / Specialization: III B.TECH EEE
S.No. Course Outcomes
1. Identify the choice of the electric drive system based on their applications
2. Explain the operation of single and multi quadrant electric drives
3. Analyze single phase and three phase rectifiers fed DC motors as well as chopper
fed DC motors
Explain the speed control methods for AC-AC & DC-AC converters fed to
4. Induction motors and Synchronous motors with closed loop, and open loop
operations.

Date: Date:

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4. SESSION PLANNER

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COURSE SCHEDULE Academic Year:2018-19

(Expected) Semester : II
Expected date of completion of the whole Subject / Course and remarks, if any:
Duration (Dates) Total

S.No. Unit No. Description No.
From To Periods
1. I Converter fed DC motors 27/12/2018 30/01/2019 21
Four quadrant operation of DC

2. II 01/02/2019 19/02/2019 14
drives
3. III Chopper fed DC motors 20/02/2019 27/02/2019 5
4. 1st mid exams 28/02/2019 07/03/2019 -----
5. III Chopper fed DC motors 08/03/2019 22/03/2019 10
6. IV Control of induction motors 23/03/2019 12/4/2019 15
7. V Control of Synchronous motors 15/04/2019 02/5/2019 12
8. 2nd mid exams 09/05/2019 15/05/2019 ---------
9. Preparation & practical’s 17/05/2019 23/05/2019 ----------
10. End exams 24/05/2019 06/06/2019 ---------
Remarks (if any):

Date: Date:

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SESSION PLANNER
(Expected)
Academic Year : 2018-19
Semester : II
UNIT NO:I Expected date of completion:30/01/2019
References Text
Lecture Date Subject
Books Journals
No. Planned Topics / Sub-Topics
Websites
1 27/12/2018 INTRODUCTION T1, T2
2 28/12/2018 1-φ Semi Controlled Converters T1, T2
3 29/12/2018 1-φ Fully Controlled Converters, Problems T1, T2
4 30/12/2018 DC Separately Excited and Series Motors T1, T2
5 02/01/2019 1-φ Semi Controlled DC Separately Excited Motor T1, T2
6 04/01/2019 1-φ Fully Controlled DC Separately Excited Motor T1, T2
7 05/01/2019 Problems T1, T2
8 06/01/2019 1-φ Semi Controlled DC Series Motor,Problems T1, T2
9 08/01/2019 1-φ Fully Controlled DC Series Motor T1, T2
10 09/01/2019 Problems T1, T2
11 19/01/2019 3-φ Semi Controlled DC Separately Excited Motor T1, T2
12 19/01/2019 3-φ Fully Controlled DC Separately Excited Motor T1, T2
13 20/01/2019 Problems T1, T2
14 22/01/2019 3-φ Semi Controlled DC Series Motor T1, T2
15 23/01/2019 3-φ Fully Controlled DC Series Motor, Problems T1, T2
16 25/01/2019 Feedback control T1, T2
19 27/01/2019 Slip Test T1, T2
20 29/01/2019 Review of key concepts T1, T2
21 30/01/2019 Tutorial T1, T2
Total No. of Periods 21

Date: Date:
T1: Power semiconductor controlled drives, G K Dubey, Prentice Hall, 1995.

T2: Power semiconductor drives by Sivanagaraju.

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SESSION PLANNER
(Expected)
Semester : II
UNIT NO:II Expected date of completion:19/02/2019

References Text
Books Journals
Websites
1 01/02/2019 INTRODUCTION T1, T2
2 02/02/2019 1-φ Dual Converter, Problems T1, T2
3 03/02/2019 Problems T1, T2
4 05/02/2019 3-φ Dual Converter, Problems T1, T2
5 06/02/2019 Problems T1, T2
6 08/02/2019 Four Quadrant Operation T1, T2
7 09/02/2019 Electric Braking T1, T2
8 11/02/2019 Plugging T1, T2
9 12/02/2019 Regenerative Braking Operations T1, T2
10 13/02/2019 Dual converters T1, T2
11 14/02/2019 Problems T1, T2
12 15/02/2019 Problems T1, T2
13 18/02/2019 Problems T1, T2
14 19/02/2019 Revision T1, T2
Total No. of Periods 14 Slip Test

Date: Date:


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SCIENCES
SESSION PLANNER
(Expected)
Semester : II
UNIT NO: III Expected date of completion:22/03/2019

References Text
Books Journals
Websites
1 20/02/2019 Basics of chopper operation T1, T2
2 21/02/2019 Classes of choppers T1, T2
3 22/02/2019 Quadrant operation of motors T1, T2
4 26/02/2019 Single and Two Quadrant Chopper Operations T1, T2
5 27/02/2019 Four Quadrant Chopper Operation T1, T2
6 28/02/2019 Chopper fed Separately Excited Motor T1, T2
7 01/03/2019 Continuous current operation T1, T2
8 06/03/2019 Performance characteristics of chopper fed motors T1, T2
9 07/03/2019 Performance characteristics of chopper fed motors T1, T2
10 08/03/2019 Problems T1, T2
11 09/03/2019 Chopper fed Series Excited Motor T1, T2
12 11/03/2019 Steady State Analysis T1, T2
13 18/03/2019 Closed Loop operation T1, T2
14 20/03/2019 Revision T1, T2
15 T1, T2
22/03/2019 Slip Test

Date: Date:

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SCIENCES
SESSION PLANNER
(Expected)
Semester : II
UNIT NO: IV Expected date of completion:12/04/2019

References Text
Books Journals
Websites
1 23/03/2019 Stator Voltage Control of Induction Motor T1,T2,T3
2 25/03/2019 Characteristics by AC Voltage Controllers T1,T2,T3
3 26/03/2019 Characteristics by AC Voltage Controllers T1,T2,T3
4 27/03/2019 Stator Frequency Control by VSI T1,T2,T3
5 28/03/2019 Stator Frequency Control by CSI T1,T2,T3
6 29/03/2019 Stator Frequency Control by Cycloconverter T1,T2,T3
7 30/03/2019 Comparision T1,T2,T3
8 02/04/2019 Closed Loop operation T1,T2,T3
9 03/04/2019 Problems T1,T2,T3
10 05/04/2019 Revison T1,T2,T3
11 08/04/2019 Static Rotor Resistance Control T1,T2,T3
12 09/04/2019 Static Scheribus Drive T1,T2,T3
13 10/04/2019 Slip Power recovery Scheme T1,T2,T3
14 11/04/2019 Static Krammer Drive T1,T2,T3
15 12/04/2019 Revison T1,T2,T3

Date: Date:
T1: Power semiconductor controlled drives by G K Dubey, Prentice Hall, 1989.
T3: Power Electronic Circuits, Devices and applications by M.H.Rashid, PHI, 2005.

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SCIENCES
SESSION PLANNER
(Expected)
Semester : II
UNIT NO: V Expected date of completion:01/05/2019

References Text
Books Journals
Websites
1 15/04/2019 Separate and Self Control of S.M. T1,T3
2 16/04/2019 Operation by VSI T1,T3
3 17/04/2019 Operation by CSI T1,T3
4 18/04/2019 Operation by Cycloconverters T1,T3
5 20/04/2019 Problems T1,T3
6 22/04/2019 Applications T1,T3
7 27/04/2019 Closed Loop operation T1,T3
8 30/04/2019 Problems T1,T3
9 02/05/2019 Slip Test T1,T3

Date: Date:
T1: Power semiconductor controlled drives by G K Dubey, Prentice Hall, 1989.

T3: Power Electronic Circuits, Devices and applications by M.H.Rashid, PHI, 2005.

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5. SYLLABUS COVERAGE
(Overall)

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COURSE COMPLETION STATUS Academic Year: 2018-2018

Semester : II
Actual Date of Completion & Remarks, if any:
Reasons for non-

S. compliance vis-à-vis
Unit No Start Date End Date No. of Periods
No. course schedule
(expected)
1. I 27/12/2018 30/01/2019 21
2. II 01/02/2019 19/02/2019 14
3. III 20/02/2019 22/03/2019 15
4. IV 23/03/2019 01/04/2019 15
5. V 16/04/2019 02/05/2019 12

Date: Date:

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6. CLASS NOTES
(Unit wise)

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7. SYLLABUS COVERAGE
(Unit wise)
(UNIT – I-V )

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SCIENCES
SYLLABUS COVERAGE
UNIT – I
Subject: POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES Subject Code:15A02601
Branch / Specialization : EEE
Start Date: 27/12/2018 Date of completion:25/01/2019

Lecture Date Date
Topics and / Sub-Topics Covered
No. Planned Conducted
1 INTRODUCTION 27/12/2018 28/12/2018
2 1-φ Semi Controlled Converters 28/12/2018 29/12/2018
3 1-φ Fully Controlled Converters, Problems 29/12/2018 30/12/2018
4 DC Separately Excited and Series Motors 30/12/2018 02/01/2018

1-φ Semi Controlled DC Separately Excited
5 02/01/2019 03/01/2019
Motor
1-φ Fully Controlled DC Separately Excited 05/01/2019
6 04/01/2019
Motor
7 Problems 05/01/2019 06/01/2019
8 1-φ Semi Controlled DC Series Motor,Problems 06/01/2019 09/01/2019
9 1-φ Fully Controlled DC Series Motor 08/01/2019 11/01/2019
10 Problems 09/01/2019 19/01/2019

3-φ Semi Controlled DC Separately Excited 19/01/2019
11 19/01/2019
Motor
3-φ Fully Controlled DC Separately Excited 19/01/2019
12 19/01/2019
Motor
13 Problems 20/01/2019 20/01/2019
14 3-φ Semi Controlled DC Series Motor 22/01/2019 22/01/2019

3-φ Fully Controlled DC Series Motor, 23/01/2019
15 23/01/2019
Problems
16 Problems 25/01/2019 24/01/2019
18 Problems 27/01/2019 25/01/2019
1. On completion of this Unit the Student shall be able to

1. Able to know about 1-φ converters fed DC motors
2. Able to know about 3-φ converters fed DC motors

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SCIENCES
SYLLABUS COVERAGE
(UNIT – II)

Lecture Date Date
1 INTRODUCTION 29/01/2019 29/01/2019
2 1-φ Dual Converter, Problems 30/01/2019 30/01/2019
3 Problems 01/02/2019 02/02/2019
4 3-φ Dual Converter, Problems 02/02/2019 03/02/2019
5 Problems 03/02/2019 03/02/2019
6 Four Quadrant Operation 05/02/2019 05/03/2019
7 Electric Braking, Plugging 06/02/2019 05/03/2019
8 Regenerative Braking Operations 08/02/2019 06/02/2019
9 Problems 09/02/2019 12/02/2019
10 Problems 12/02/2019 12/02/2019
11 Problems 15/02/2019 15/02/2019
12 Revison 19/02/2019 15/02/2019
13 Slip Test 19/02/2019 18/02/2019

On completion of this Unit the Student shall be able to
1. Know about four quadrant operation of drives

2. Know about different braking methods

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SCIENCES
SYLLABUS COVERAGE
(UNIT – III)

Lecture Date Date
1 Single and Two Quadrant Chopper Operations 22/02/2019 19/02/2019
2 Four Quadrant Chopper Operation 23/02/2019 21/02/2019
3 Problems 26/02/2019 22/02/2019
4 Chopper fed Separately Excited Motor 27/02/2019 23/02/2019
5 Problems 08/03/2019 24/02/2019
6 Chopper fed Series Excited Motor 12/03/2019 26/02/2019
7 Problems 13/03/2019 27/02/2019
8 Steady State Analysis 15/03/2019 09/03/2019
9 Closed Loop operation 19/03/2019 13/03/2019
10 Revison 20/03/2019 14/03/2019
11 Slip Test 22/03/2019 14/03/2019

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SCIENCES
SYLLABUS COVERAGE
(UNIT – IV)
Start Date: 15 /03/19 Date of completion: 03/04/19

Lecture Date Date
1 Stator Voltage Control of Induction Motor 23/03/2019 19/03/2019
2 20/03/2019
Characteristics by AC Voltage Controllers 26/03/2019
3 21/03/2019
Characteristics by AC Voltage Controllers 27/03/2019
4 21/03/2019
Stator Frequency Control by VSI 29/03/2019
5 23/03/2019
Stator Frequency Control by CSI 30/03/2019
6 23/03/2019
Stator Frequency Control by Cycloconverter 31/03/2019
7 24/03/2019
Comparision 02/04/2019
8 24/03/2019
Closed Loop operation 03/04/2019
9 27/03/2019
Problems 05/04/2019
10 27/03/2019
Static Rotor Resistance Control 06/04/2019
11 28/03/2019
Static Scheribus Drive 07/04/2019
12 28/03/2019
Slip Power recovery Scheme 09/04/2019
13 31/03/2019
Static Krammer Drive 10/04/2019
14 02/04/2019
Revision 12/04/2019
15 03/04/2019
Problems 13/04/2019
16 03/04/2019
Revison 14/04/2019

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SCIENCES
SYLLABUS COVERAGE
(UNIT – V)
Subject: : POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES
Subject Code:15A02601
Start Date:03 /04/19 Date of completion: 23/04/19

Lecture Date Date
1 Separate and Self Control of S.M. 16/04/2019 04/04/2019
2 06/04/2019
Operation by VSI 18/04/2019
3 07/04/2019
Operation by,CSI 19/04/2019
4 09/04/2019
Operation by Cycloconverters 20/04/2019
5 09/04/2019
Problems 23/04/2019
6 Applications 24/04/2019 11/04/2019
7 27/04/2019 19/04/2019
Closed Loop operation
8 30/04/2019 20/04/2019
Problems
9 23/04/2019
Slip Test 01/05/2019

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8. ASSIGNMENTS
(Unit wise)

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ASSIGNMENTS-I
Date Conducted: 27/2/2019
Assignment question/s:
Outcomes to which
Question
Assignment Question these questions are
Number
related
Derive the torque and speed expressions of a single phase

fully controlled converter connected to a separately excited
1. CO1
DC motor with continuous current operation with necessary
waveforms?
Derive the torque and speed expressions of a three phase
fully controlled converter connected to a separately excited
2. DC motor with continuous current operation with necessary CO1
waveforms?
Define drive and explain the operation of drive with neat

3. block diagram and mention the advantages and CO1
applications?
Explain the four quadrant operation of dual converter in

4. (i) circulating current mode CO2
(ii) Non circulating current mode
5. Explain the different braking methods for DC motors? CO2

Date: Date:

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ASSIGNMENTS-II
Date Conducted:
Assignment question/s:
Objectives to which
Question
Assignment Question these questions are
Number
related
A 230 V, 1000 rpm, 30 A separately excited DC motor has
an armature resistance of 0.7 Ω and inductance of 50mH.
Motor is controlled in regenerative braking by a chopper
operating at a frequency of 800 Hz from a DC source of 230
V. Assuming continuous conduction, (i) Calculate duty ratio
of chopper for rated torque and speed of 800 rpm. (ii) What
will be the motor speed for duty ratio of 0.6 and rated motor
1. torque? (iii) What will be the maximum allowable speed of CO3
the motor, if the chopper has a maximum duty ratio of 0.9
and maximum allowable motor current is twice the rated
current? (iv) Calculate power fed to the source for operating
condition in (iii). (v) Motor field is also controlled along
with armature voltage. Rated field current is 0.5 A.
Calculate the field current for duty ratio of 0.9 and motor
speed of 1500 rpm and armature current of 30 A.
Discuss in detail speed control of three phase induction
motor through stator frequency for the following conditions:
2. CO4
A) Below rated frequency
B) Above rated frequency
With relevant circuit and characteristics, explain the

3. CO4
operation of Static Kramer drive.
Discuss self control and separate control of Synchronous motor

4. CO4
in detail.
Draw the circuit diagram and explain the operation of Self

5. Controlled Synchronous motor drive employing load CO4
commutated inverter.

Date: Date:

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9. TUTORIALS
(Unit wise)
(UNIT – )

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SCIENCES
TUTORIAL Academic Year: 2018-19

(Unit – I / II / III / IV / V / VI / VII / VIII) Semester : II
This Tutorial is concerned to Unit Number/s:

(Please write the Questions / Problems / Exercises. Which you would like to give to the students)
Objectives to which
Question
Date Tutorial Question these questions are
Number
related
Derive the torque and speed expressions of a

single phase fully controlled converter connected
1. 25/01/2019 CO1
to a separately excited DC motor with continuous
current operation with necessary waveforms?
Define drive and explain the operation of drive

2. 18/02/2019 with neat block diagram and mention the CO1
advantages and applications?
Derive the torque and speed expressions of a three

phase fully controlled converter connected to a
3. 13/03/2019 separately excited DC motor with continuous CO1
current operation with necessary waveforms?
Explain the four quadrant operation of dual

converter in
4. 28/04/2019 CO2
(i) circulating current mode
(ii) Non circulating current mode
Explain the different braking methods for DC

5. 11/04/2019 CO2
motors?

Date: Date:

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10. LIST OF WEAK STUDENTS
a. Weak students as per JNTUA Result
b. Weak students as per Mid-term test result

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______________________________________________________________________
WEAK STUDENTS AS PER JNTUA

Subject:PSD
Branch: III EEE
Faculty : DR.R.MRUGESAN
Academic year: 2018-2019 Semester: II
S.
Hall Ticket No. Name %
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Note: Weak students are the students who secure less than 60% marks in Previous JNTUA
External examinations.

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LIST OF WEAK STUDENTS AS PER MID TERM TEST RESULT
Subject: POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES

Branch: EEE
Academic year: 2018-2019
Faculty: DR.R.MRUGESAN
Mid Term Test I Semester: II
S.
Hall Ticket No. Name MARKS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Note: Weak students are the students who get <=20.0 marks out of 30.0 in Mid-term test.

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LIST OF WEAK STUDENTS AS PER MID TERM TEST RESULT

Branch: EEE
Academic year: 2018-2019
Faculty: DR.R.MRUGESAN
Mid Term Test II Semester: II
S.
Hall Ticket No. Name MARKS
No.
1 15AK1A0212 K JAYASEELAN 18
2 15AK1A0213 KALYAN G 15
3 15AK1A0218 LOKESH N 15
4 15AK1A0234 SAIPRAKASH K 16
5 15AK1A0235 SRIDHAR B 19
6 15AK1A0240 VENKATA SAI P 19
7 16AK5A0204 JAYA RAMI REDDY Y 19
No student get <=20.0 marks out of 30.0 in Mid-term test.

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11. MID-TERM TEST, QUALITY
AND EVALUATION

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_________________________________________________________________________________
MID-TERM TEST, QUALITY AND EVALUATION
Branch:EEE
Academic year:2018-19 Semester:II
Faculty:DR.R.MRUGESAN
Marks
Mid Date Date of
Questions entered
term conducted distribution
in register
1) (a)Write the expression for average output

voltage of full converter fed dc drives
1)(b) Explain the operation of Single Phase Fully

Controlled Converter fed separately excited DC
motor in both continuous and discontinuous current
modes with relevant waveforms. Derive the
expressions for Torque – Speed relation, critical
value of induced e.m.f and critical speed.
2)(a) Draw the speed Vs torque and power
characteristics of a separately excited DC motor
I 2)(b) A separately excited D.C motor is supplied 05/03/2019 07/03/2019
from 220 V, 50 Hz source through a 1-Φ half wave
controlled converter. Its field is fed through 1-phase
semi converter with zero degree firing angle delay.
Motor resistance Ra = 0.5 Ω and motor constant =
0.5 V-sec/rad. For rated load torque 10 N-m at 1000
rpm and for continuous ripple free current,
determine the firing angle delay of the armature
converter
3)(a)Write Comparison between circulating and
non-circulating currents in dual converter.
3)(b) Explain how four-quadrant operation is
achieved by dual converters each of 3 φ full wave
configuration for d.c. separately excited motor.
4) (a)what is meant by regenerative braking

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4)(b)A 220V, 970rpm , 120A dc separately excited
motor has an armature resistance of 0.05Ω. It is
braked by plugging from an initial speed of
1000rpm. Calculate resistance to be placed in
armature circuit to limit braking current to twice the
full load value and braking torque
5)(a)Mention the two methods of chopper control
5) (b)Explain the operation of First-Quadrant
chopper drive with necessary equivalent circuits and
waveforms.
1) (a)List out some comparative advantages of
choppers over controlled rectifiers for drive
applications.
1)(b)Demonstrate the motoring control of DC
chopper fed series motor drive.
2)(a)Compare the advantages of Kramer drive to
Scherbius drive?
2)(b)Explain the operation of Static Kramer drive,
With relevant circuit and characteristics.
3)(a)Compare voltage source and current source
inverter fed drives.
3)(b)A static Kramer drive is used for the speed
control of a 6-pole SRIM fed from 400 V, 50 Hz
supply. The inverter is connected directly to the
supply. If the motor is required to operate at 800
rpm, find the firing advance angle of the inverter.
Voltage across the open-circuited slip rings at stand- 16/05/2019 19/05/2019
II still is 600 V. Allow a voltage drop of 0.7 V and 1.5
V across each of the diodes and thyristors
respectively. Inductor drop is neglected.
4)(a)Define some applications of cyclo-converter
fed synchronous motor drive.
4)(b)Discuss self control and separate control of
Synchronous motor in detail.
5)(a)The power input to a salient pole synchronous
motor has two components. What are they? Write
their expressions
5)(b)A three phase 230 V, 60 Hz, 40 kW, 8 pole star
connected salient pole synchronous motor has . The
armature resistance is negligible. If the motor
operates with an input power of 25 kW at a leading
power factor of 0.86. Determine: (i) Torque angle.
(ii) Excitation voltage Vf. (iii) torque Td.
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POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES
UNITWISE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
UNIT-I
2-Marks
1. what is meant by electrical drives
2. What is continuous and discontinuous conduction?
3. Write the expression for average output voltage of full converter fed dc drives
4. write the sped and torque expressions for single phase and three phase full
converter and
semi converter in separately excited DC motor
5.Draw the speed Vs torque and power characteristics of a separately excited DC motor
6. Mention the two draw backs if armature current in a DC motor is discontinuous.
7. A 200 V, 875 rpm, 150 A, separately excited dc motor has an armature resistance of 0.05 Ω. It is fed from
single phase fully controlled rectifier with an ac source voltage of 220 V, 50 Hz. Assuming continuous
conduction, calculate firing angle for rated motor torque and speed of 800 rpm.
8. Sketch torque – speed characteristics of DC series motor connected to Fully controlled converter for firing
angles less than 90 degrees, for both continuous and discontinuous modes of operation.
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1.Explain the operation of single phase semi converter fed separately excited d.c.
motor drive with necessary waveforms
2. Explain the speed torque characteristics of a D.C series motor connected to a three phase fully controlled converter.
3. DC shunt motor operating from a 1-φ half controlled bridge at a speed of 1450
rpm has an input voltage 330sin 314t and a back emf 75V. The SCRs are fired
symmetrically at α=π/3 in every half cycle and the armature has a resistance of 5Ω.
Neglecting armature inductance, find the average armature current and the torque
4. A separately excited D.C motor is supplied from 220 V, 50 Hz source through a 1-Φ half wave controlled
converter. Its field is fed through 1-phase semi converter with zero degree firing angle delay. Motor resistance Ra =
0.5 Ω and motor constant = 0.5 V-sec/rad. For rated load torque 10 N-m at 1000 rpm and for continuous ripple free
current, determine the firing angle delay of the armature converter.
5.Explain the operation of Single Phase Fully Controlled Converter fed separately excited DC motor in both
continuous and discontinuous current modes with relevant waveforms. Derive the expressions for Torque –
Speed relation, critical value of induced e.m.f and critical speed.
6. A separately excited DC motor at 10 kW, 300 V, 1000 rpm is supplied from 3- phase half controlled bridge
rectifier. The three phase supply is rated at 220 V, 50 Hz. Armature resistance of motor Ra = 0.2 Ω and sufficient
inductance is added to maintain continuous conduction. It delivers rated power at rated speed when. If the firing
angle is retarded to , calculate the speed, power factor and efficiency of the operation if: (a) The load torque is
constant. (b) The load torque is proportional to speed.
7.Describe the operation of three phase fully controlled rectifier control of d.c. motor
with relevant diagrams
8. A separately excited DC motor, operating from a SINGLE PHASE half controlled converter at a speed of 140
rpm, has an input voltage of 330 Sin 314t and a back emf 80 V. The SCR’s are fixed symmetrically at α=30° in
every half cycle and the armature has a resistance of 4Ω . Calculate the average armature current and the motor
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9.A 220V , 1000rpm, 50A separately excited d.c. motor with Ra=0.5Ω is fed from a
three phase full converter. Available a.c. source has a line voltage of 400V, 50Hz.
Determine the value of firing angle when the motor is running at 900rpm and rated
torque
UNIT-II
2-MARKS
1.what is meant by regenerative braking
2.what is meant by chopper
3. Define the dynamic braking.
4. When do you use controlled converter in the armature circuit and fixed excitation voltage in field winding?
5. Write short notes on counter current braking
6. A separately excited DC motor has armature resistance of 0.05 Ω. Motor is coupled to an over hauling load
with a torque of 400 N-m drawing a current of 200 A. Motor is braked by dynamic braking with a braking
resistance of 1 Ω. At what speed will the motor hold the load?
10-MARKS
1.Discuss in detail counter current and dynamic braking operations of D.C. shunt
motors
2.A 220V, 970rpm , 120A dc separately excited motor has an armature resistance of
0.05Ω. It is braked by plugging from an initial speed of 1000rpm. Calculate
resistance to be placed in armature circuit to limit braking current to twice the full
load value and braking torque
3.Explain the four quadrant operation with dual converter for a DC motor
4.A 220V , 200A, 800rpm DC separately excited motor has an armature resistance
of 0.06Ω. The motor armature is fed from a variable voltage source with an internal
resistance of 0.04Ω. Calculate internal voltage of the variable voltage source when
the motor is operating in regenerative braking at 80% of the rated motor torque and
600 rpm
5. With necessary diagram, explain the four quadrant operation of a DC drive and
mention the conditions to be satisfied in each quadrant.
6. Discuss the closed loop operation of DC motor fed from Controlled rectifier, for
speed control with current limit so that speed can be controlled above and below rated
speeds
7. Draw speed-torque characteristic for regenerative braking operation of a D.C shunt motor and explain the operation.
UNIT-III
2 MARKS
1.List out some comparative advantages of choppers over controlled rectifiers for drive
applications.
2. Write short notes on Time Ratio Control.
3. What are the advantages in operating choppers at high frequency?
10 MARKS
1.Derive the expressions for average motor current, ripple in motor current and average
torque for chopper fed separately excited D.C motor.
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3.Explain the operation of Two-Quadrant, Type-D chopper drive with necessary equivalent
circuits and waveforms.
4. A 230 V, 1000 rpm, 30 A separately excited DC motor has an armature resistance of 0.7 Ω
and inductance of 50mH. Motor is controlled in regenerative braking by a chopper operating
at a frequency of 800 Hz from a DC source of 230 V. Assuming continuous conduction, (i)
Calculate duty ratio of chopper for rated torque and speed of 800 rpm. (ii) What will be the
motor speed for duty ratio of 0.6 and rated motor torque? (iii) What will be the maximum
allowable speed of the motor, if the chopper has a maximum duty ratio of 0.9 and maximum
allowable motor current is twice the rated current? (iv) Calculate power fed to the source for
operating condition in (iii). (v) Motor field is also controlled along with armature voltage.
Rated field current is 0.5 A. Calculate the field current for duty ratio of 0.9 and motor speed
of 1500 rpm and armature current of 30 A.
5. With relevant circuit and waveforms, explain the motoring control of DC chopper fed
series motor drive.
6. A DC chopper is used for regenerative braking of a separately excited DC motor. The
supply input voltage is 400 V, Ra = 0.2 Ω, Km = 1.2 V-sec/rad. The average armature current
during regenerative braking is kept constant at 300 A. For a duty cycle of 60% of chopper,
determine the following: (i) Power returned to supply. (ii) Minimum and maximum braking
speeds. (iii) Speed during regenerative braking
UNIT-IV
2 MARKS
1. State the advantages of closed loop of dc drives.
2.What are the two types of Static Scherbius system?
3.Compare voltage source and current source inverter fed drives.
4.Draw the power circuit diagram of CSI driving a three phase Induction motor.
5.What are the advantages of Kramer drive compared to Scherbius drive?
6. Mention the two methods which are applicable for speed control of squirrel cage I.M.
7. What is the need of v/f control in an I.M?
8. What is the effect on p.f at starting and power input to the motor when an IM is operated
with reduced voltage and frequency operation?
9. What are the two possible modes of operation is possible through cycloconverters?
10. Why a resistance starter is generally required for the induction motor drive employing
slip-power recovery?
10 MARKS
1.Discuss briefly the stator voltage control scheme of induction motor. Also draw and explain
the speed torque curves.
2.A static Kramer drive is used for the speed control of a 6-pole SRIM fed from 400 V, 50
Hz supply. The inverter is connected directly to the supply. If the motor is required to operate
at 800 rpm, find the firing advance angle of the inverter. Voltage across the open-circuited
slip rings at stand-still is 600 V. Allow a voltage drop of 0.7 V and 1.5 V across each of the
diodes and thyristors respectively. Inductor drop is neglected.
3. Discuss in detail speed control of three phase induction motor through stator frequency for
the following conditions:
A) Below rated frequency
B) Above rated frequency
4. A three phase, 420 V, 4 pole, 50 Hz star connected slip ring induction motor has its speed
controlled by means of GTO chopper in its rotor circuit. The effective phase turns ratio from rotor to
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inductor, GTO chopper and no load losses of the motor are neglected. Load torque proportional to
speed squared is 450 N-m at 1440 rpm.
(a) For a minimum motor speed of 1000 rpm, calculate the value of chopper resistance R.
(b) For the value of R obtained in part (a), if the speed is raised to 1320 rpm, calculate Inductor
current.
(c) Duty cycle of the chopper.
(d) Rectified output voltage
5. With the help of block diagram, explain the closed loop operation of IM drive including
both current and speed loop.
6. With relevant circuit and characteristics, explain the operation of Static Kramer drive.
UNIT-V
2 MARKS
1. What are the advantages of self control of synchronous motor?

2.Mention some applications of cyclo-converter fed synchronous motor drive.
3. A three phase, 4-pole, 50 Hz, star connected synchronous motor has XS = 6 Ω, Ra = 0, Ea = 6000 V,
Ef = 5000 V all per phase values. What is the value of pull out torque?
4. The power input to a salient pole synchronous motor has two components. What are they? Write
their expressions
10 MARKS
1.Explain the closed loop control of CSI fed synchronous motor drives
2.Describe the self controlled mode of operation of synchronous motor.
3. Discuss self control and separate control of Synchronous motor in detail.
4. A three phase 230 V, 60 Hz, 40 kW, 8 pole star connected salient pole synchronous motor has .
The armature resistance is negligible. If the motor operates with an input power of 25 kW at a
leading power factor of 0.86. Determine: (i) Torque angle. (ii) Excitation voltage Vf. (iii) torque Td.
5. Draw the circuit diagram and explain the operation of Self Controlled Synchronous motor drive
employing load commutated inverter.
6. A 6 MW, 3-phase, 11 KV, y–connected, 6-pole, 50 Hz, 0.9 leading p.f synchronous
motor has Xs=9 Ω,and Rs=0.Rated field current is 50 A, machine is controlled by variable
frequency control at constant (v/f) ratio up to the base speed and at constant voltage above
base speed. Determine torque and field current for the rated armature current, 750 rpm and
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POWER SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES
UNIT WISE OBJECTIVE
1. In a Single Phase Semi Converter With Resistive Load & For a Firing Angle α, Each
SCR Conduction & Freewheeling Action Takes Place respectively, for ( d )
(a) α, 00 (b) π- α, α (c) π+α, α (d) π- α, 00
2. In a Single Phase Semi Converter, with Discontinuous Conduction & Extinction Angle
β<π , Free Wheeling Action takes Place for ( d )
(a) α (b) π- β (c) β- π (d) 00
3. A Free Wheeling Diode at the Output of a Rectifier allows ( c )
(a) SCR to Trigger Properly (b) Turn off SCR at the End of Half Cycle
(c) Protection of SCR against Over Voltage (d) None of the above
4. A free Wheeling Diode is connected across R-L Load , because ( a )
(a) it prevents , infinite voltage across switch which breaks current (b) it rectifies current
(c) it prevents current in opposite direction (d) None of the above
5. A Freewheeling diode in a phase controlled rectifier (c )
(a) improves the line power factor (b) is responsible for additional reactive power
(c) prevents inverse operation (d) is responsible for additional harmonics
6. The Advantage of freewheeling diode with bridge type AC/DC Converters is ( c )
(a) Regenerative Braking (b) Reliable Speed Control
(c) Improve Power Factor (d) Reduced Cost of the Sysytem
7. A single Phase Fully Controlled Line Commutated AC- DC Converter operates as an
Inverter, when ( b )
(a) 0≤ 𝛼 ≤900 (b) 900≤ 𝛼 ≤1800 (c) it supplies to a back emf load
(d) 900≤ 𝛼 ≤1800 and there is a suitable DC Source in the Load Circuit
8. the average value of voltage of a single phase AC Voltage Converter with Resistive load is
( a )
(a) Vm /π *(1+ cosα) (b) Vm /2π *(1+ cosα)

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(c) Vm /π * cosα (d) Vm /2π * cosα
9. A Single Phase Full Converter is connected across 250V AC . it’s output voltage when
firing Angle is 300 given by ( a )
(a) 210V (b) 195V (c) 250V (d) None of the above
10.In a Single Phase Full Converter with Resistive load and for firing Angle α , the load
current is Zero and Non Zero , respectively for ( b )
(a) π- α, α (b) α, π- α (c) α, π+ α (d) π- α, π
11. in a two pulse bridge converer with free wheeling diode , the width of the diode current
pulse is (α is the firing angle) ( d )
(a) π+ α (b) π- α (c) π (d) 2 α
12. the characteristic features of Discontinuous conduction compared to continuous
conduction in a four pulse, single phase bridge converter are ( d )
(a) larger average value of load voltage & Larger Ripple content
(b) larger average value of load voltage & Smaller Ripple content
(c) Smaller average value of load voltage & Smaller Ripple content
(d) Smaller average value of load voltage & Larger Ripple content
13. A four quadrant operation requires ( b )
(a) Two Full Converters in series (b) Two Full Converters connected Back to Back
(c) Two Full Converters connected in Parallel
(d) Two Semi Converters connected Back to Back
14. The following converters can feed power in any of the four quadrants ( c )
(a) semi converter (b) full converter (c) dual converter
(d) Combination of Semi & Full Converters
15. AC to DC Circulating Current Dual Converters are operated with following relationship
between their triggering angles ( α1 & α2) ( a )
(a) α1+ α2 =1800 (b) α1+ α2 =3600 (c) α1-α2 =1800 (d) α1+ α2 =900
16. In a dual converter , the circulating current ( b )
(a) allows smooth reversal of load current, but increases the response time
(b) allows smooth reversal of load current with improved speed of response
(c) ) does not allows smooth reversal of load current, but reduces the response time
(d) flows if there is no interconnecting inductor
18. In order to simplify the design of a converter transformer, the two converters in a dual
converter should be connected using ( c )
(a) series connection (b) cross connection
(c) direct antiparallel connection (d) antiparallel connection
18. The circulating current inductor is required in a dual converter to ( c )
(a) improve the pf (b) smoothen the waveform of circulating current
(c) limit the circulating current (d) increases the circulating current

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19. A fully controlled line commutated converter functions as an inverter when firing angle
(α) is in the range ( c )
(a) 00-900 (b)900-1800 (c) 900-1800 only when there is a suitable dc source in the load
(d) 900-1800 only when it supplies a back emf load
20. In a three phase bridge rectifier fed from star connected secondary winding of a
transformer , let the voltage to the neutral of the A-phase (phase sequence A,B,C) be
Vmsinωt. At the instant when the voltage of A phase is maximum , the output voltage at the
rectifier terminals will be ( d )
(a) Vm/√2 (b) Vm (c) 1.5Vm (d)√3 Vm
21. In a 3-phase bridge rectifier circuit for HVDC transmission, the ratio of output dc voltage
to input ac voltage is ( a )
(a) 0.5 (b) 1.0 (c) √3 (d) 2
22. in a three phase semi converter, for firing angle less than or equal to 600 , free wheeling
diode conducts for ( d )
(a) 900 (b) 600 (c) 300 (d) 00
23. the average load voltage for a 3-phase half wave controlled circuit using thyristors is
given by ( b )
(a) (3√6/2π)VmCOSα (b) (3√6/π)VmCOSα
(c) (3√3/2π)VmCOSα (d) (3√3/π)VmCOSα
24. in a three phase controlled bridge rectifier with an increase of overlap angle the output dc
voltage ( d )
(a) decreases (b) increases (c) does n’t change (d) depends upon the load inductance
25. a three pulse converter has a freewheeling diode across its load. the operating range of the
converter is ( b )
(a) 00≤α≤1500 (b) 600≤α≤1200 (c)3 00≤α≤1500 (d) 1800≤α≤3600
26. a 3 pulse converter is feeding a purely resistive load. What is a value of firing delay angle
α which dictates the boundary between continuous and discontinuous mode of current
conduction ( d )
(a) α=00 (b) α=300 (c) α=600 (d) α=1500
27. A 3 phase AC to DC converter which requires neutral point connection ( c )
(a) 3 phase semi converter (b) 3 phase full converter
(c) 3 phase half wave converter (d) 3 phase full converter with diodes
28. A 3 phase full converter is supplying purely resistive load at 300V DC for 00 firing
angle. The output voltage for 900 firing angle would be ( a )
(a) 0V (b) 40V (c) 50V (d) 100V
29. A 3 phase fully controlled converter can work as a ( b )
(a) converter for α=00 to 900 (b) converter for α=00 to 1800
(c) converter for α=900 to 1800 (d) converter for α=00 to 3600
30. A 3 phase full converter has an output voltage of 200V for 00 firing angle and for
resistive load, if output voltage 26.8V then firing angle is ( d )
(a) 150 (b) 300 (c) 600 (d) 900

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31. A separately excited DC motor is started using a 3 phase AC/DC controlled rectifier
using soft starting for limiting the starting current it is required that the starting firing angle
should be ( c )
(a) gradually increased from 00 to 1800 (b) fixed at 300
(c) gradually reduced from 1800 to 300 (d) gradually increased from 300 to 1800
32. the phase controlled rectifiers used in speed control of DC motors convert fixed AC
supply voltage into ----- output voltage ( a )
(a) variable DC (b) variable AC (c) variable frequency AC (d) full rectified
AC
33. A single phase half controlled rectifier is driving a separately excited dc motor. The
motor has a back emf constant of 0.25V/rpm the armature current is 5A without any ripple,
the armature resistance is 2Ω. The converter is working from a 230V single phase AC source
with a firing angle of 300 under this operating condition the speed of the motor will be ( d)
(a) 339rpm (b) 359rpm (c) 366rpm (d) 386rpm
34. Armature of a DC motor is fed from a phase controlled rectifier where as its field is
supplied from a constant DC source to reduce the speed of the motor regeneratively( a )
(a) the firing angle of the converter should be increased
(b) the polarity of the DC voltage should be reversed
(c) the polarity of armature induced voltage should be reversed
(d) the firing angle should be varied in the range 90 to 1800 simultaneously reversing the
armature connections
35. A motor armature is supplied through phase controlled SCRs receives a smoother
voltage shape at ( a )
(a) high motor speed (b) low motor speed
(c) rated motor speed (d) none of the above
36. When fed from a fully controlled rectifier a DC motor driving an active load can
operating ( a )
(a) forward motoring and reverse braking mode
(b) forward motoring and forward braking mode
(c) reverse motoring and reverse braking mode
(d) reverse motoring and forward braking mode
37. A single phase full converter can be used for regenerative braking of DC motor drive is
( a )
(a) with change over switch (b) without any additional device
(c) by open circuiting the field (d) by simply making firing angle equal to 900
38. A single phase AC to DC controlled rectifier to operate in regenerative mode which of
the following conditions should be satisfied ( d )
(a) half controlled bridge, α<900 source of emf in load
(b) half controlled bridge, α>900 source of emf in load
(c) full controlled bridge, α<900 source of emf in load
(d) full controlled bridge, α>900 source of emf in load

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39. A 3 phase semi converter feeds the armature of a separately excited DC motor supplying
a non zero torque for steady state operation the motor armature current is found to drop to
zero at certain instances of time at such instances the voltage assumes a value i.e, ( b )
(a) equal to instantaneous value of the AC phase voltage
(b) equal to instantaneous value of the motor back emf
(c) arbitory (d) zero
40. A separately excited Dc motor is required to be controlled from a 3 phase source for
operation in the first quadrant only. The most preferred converter would be ( c )
(a) fully controlled converter (b) fully controlled converter with freewheeling diode
(c) half controlled converter
(d) sequential control of two series connected fully controlled converter
41. In a 3-phase, half wave rectifier, if per phase input voltage is 200 V, then the average
output voltage is ( a )
(a) 233.91 V (b) 116.95 V (c) 202.56 V (d) 101.28 V
42. In a DC Motor. If the Field Coils get Open Circuited, the Speed of the motor will be ( b )
(a) Decrease (b) Increase (c) Come to stop (d) none of the above
43. It is required to drive a d.c. shunt motor at different speeds in both the directions (forward
and reverse) and also to break it in both the directions which one of the following would you
use? ( c )
(a) a half-controlled thyristor-bridge (b) a full-controlled thyristor-bridge
(c) a dual converter (d) a diode bridge
44. In case of armature controlled separately excited dc motor drive with close-loop control,
an inner current loop is useful because it ( c)
(a)limits the speed of the motor to a safe valve

(b)helps in improving the drive energy efficiency
(c)limits the peak current of the motor to the permissible value
(d)reduces the steady-state speed error.
45. The advantage of the tachometer speed control method for d.c. motors is that it senses
( d )
armature
(a) back emf (b) current
(c) armature voltage (d) speed
46. Armature voltage of a dc motor can be controlled by means of ( c )

(a) cycloconverters (b) inverters
(c) AC–DC converters
(d) Bridge rectifier circuit with fixed input
47. The speed of a dc shunt motor above normal speed can be controlled by
( b )
(a) armature voltage control method
(b) flux control method
(c) both the methods
(d) none of these
48. For controlling the speed of dc motor of 150 hp rating, the following types of converters
are used ( c )
(a) single-phase full converters

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(b) single-phase dual converters
© Three-phase full converters
(d)three-phase dual converters
49. The frequency of the ripple in the output voltage of a 3-phase semi converter depends
upon ( b )
(a) firing angle and load resistance
(b) firing angle and supply frequency
(c) firing angle and load inductance
(d) only on load circuit parameters
50. In a 3-phase full-converter, if the load-current is I and ripple-free, then the average
thyristor current is ( b )
(a) I/2 (b) I/3 (c) I/4 (d) I/5
51 In a single-phase full-converter, if the load current is I and ripple-free, then the average
thyristor current is ( c )
(a) I/2 (b) I/3 (c) I/4 (d) I/5
52. In a single-phase full-converter, the number of SCRs conducting during overlap is
( d)
(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4
53.In a 3-phase full-converter, the output voltage is at a frequency equal to
( d)
(a) supply frequency f (b) 2f
© 3f (d) 6f
54. The frequency of ripple in the output voltage of a three-phase half controlled bridge
rectifier depends on the ( d )
(a) firing angle (b) load inductance
supply
(c) load resistance (d) frequency
55. The frequency of ripple in the output of a 3-phase semiconverter depends upon I. firing
angle, II. load-resistance, III. supply frequency, IV. load inductance Combinations:
( d)
(a) I, II and IV (b) II, III and IV (c) I and II (d) I and III
56. In a single-phase full-wave SCR circuit with R, L load ( c)
(a) power is delivered to the source for delay angles of less than 90°
(b) the SCR changes from inverter to converter at a = 90°
(c) the negative dc voltage is maximum at a = 180°
(d) to turn-off the thyristor, the maximum delay angle must be less than 180°.
57. When a line commutated converter operates in the inverter
mode (c )
(a) it draws both real and reactive power from the AC supply
(b) it delivers both real and reactive power to the AC supply
(c) it delivers both real and reactive power to ac supply
(d) it draws reactive power from AC supply
58.A converter which can operate in both 3-pulse and 6-pulse modes is
( c)
(a) 1-phase full
converter (b) 3-phase half wave converter
© 3-phase 3-phase full
semiconverter (d) converter
In a three-phase full-converter, the output voltage during overlap is equal to
59. ( d )
(a) zero (b) source voltage
(c) source voltage minus inductance drop
(d) average value of conducting phase voltages.

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60. The effect of the source inductance on the performance of the single-phase and three-
phase full-converters is to ( c )
(a) reduce the ripples in the load current
(b) make discontinuous current as continuous
(c) reduce the output voltage
(d) increase the load voltage
13. SAMPLE QUESTION

PAPERS

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14. LIST OF OUTCOMES
(To be matched by the faculty member to the objective)

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SCIENCES
1. EXPECTED OUTCOME OF THE SUBJECT

A.Y: Semester: II
Proficiency
Outcome Level
assessed by
The Graduate applys the knowledge of Mathematics, Basic
a H Lectures
Sciences and Engineering.
The Graduate will be in a position to demonstrate his ability to
b S Lectures
identify, formulate and solve Engineering problems.
The Graduate will be able to Design Electrical and Electronics
c N
Circuits and Conduct experiments analyze and interpret results.
The Graduate will demonstrate an ability to visualize and work
d N
on laboratory / multidisciplinary tasks.
The Graduate will be able to have a talent to Design and Develop
e S Tutorials
Digital Systems.
The Graduate will demonstrate an ability to use Modern
Exams
f Engineering tools, Software and Equipments to analyze H
problems.
The Graduate will demonstrate the knowledge of Professional
g N
and Ethical Responsibility
The Graduate will be able to communicate effectively in both
h N
Verbal and Written form.
The Graduate will illustrate to understand the impact of
i Engineering solutions on society by being aware of contemporary N
issues.
The Graduate will develop self-confidence for self education and
j H Lectures
an ability to engage life-long learning.
The Graduate can participate and succeed in competitive Exams
k H
examinations like GATE, NET,GRE and PGECET.
The Graduate understands Engineering , Management principles
l and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a H Tutorials
team to manage projects

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N=None S=Supportive H=Highly Related
Proficiency assessed by: Tutorials, Lectures, Exams

SCIENCES
2. Objectives – Outcomes Relationship Matrix (Indicate the relationship by X mark)

A.Y: Semester: I / II
Programme A B C D E F G H I J K L
Objectives
1. H H H H S S H
2. H H H H S H H
3. H S H H
4. H H H S H H
5. H H H H S H H
6. H H H S H H

Date: Date:

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16. COURSE COMPLETION
CERTIFICATE
(Course Completion Certificate to be given by the faculty member as per
the proforma)

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SCIENCES
COURSE FILE
COURSE COMPLETION CERTIFICATE
I, DR.R.MRUGESAN faculty in the Dept. of EEE have taught POWER

SEMICONDUCTOR DRIVES (15A02601)subject to students of III B.Tech. (II) semester
and EEE branch during Academic Year 2018-2019.
I certified that I have completed FIVE units on _02/05/2019
Signature of the faculty with date Signature of HOD

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17. HOD REVIEW AND
QUALITY AUDIT

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SCIENCES
HOD REVIEW (Fortnightly)
S. Signature of
Date of Review Remarks if any
No. HOD
S. Signature of
Date of Audit Observation if any
No. the Auditor

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ANNAMACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES

Karakambadi Road, Venkatapuram (Vi), Tirupati

Subject : ENERGY AUDIT & DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

III B.Tech II Semester

Subject Subject Name Subject Name Of The Faculty Contact

Head of the Department Principal

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

B. Tech IV-I Sem. (EEE) L T PC

UNI –I: INTRODUCTION TO ENERGY AUDITING

UNIT -II: ENERGY EFFICIENT MOTORS AND POWER FACTOR IMPROVEMENT

UNIT –III: LIGHTING AND ENERGY INSTRUMENTS FOR AUDIT

UNIT –IV: INTRODUCTION TO DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT

UNIT –V: ECONOMICS AND COST EFFECTIVENESS TESTS OF DSM PROGRAMS

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

This course is an illustration of methods to identify opportunities to improve the

1. Pass Percentage: 70%

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

Academic Year : 2019 - 2020

S.No. Course Objectives

3. To Learn about the operation of the chopper fed DC drive.

4. To Learn about the distinguishing features of synchronous motor drives and

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

Name of the Faculty : Dr.R.MURUGESAN

S.No. Course Outcomes

2. Explain the operation of single and multi quadrant electric drives

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

COURSE SCHEDULE Academic Year:2018-19

Duration (Dates) Total

1. I Converter fed DC motors 27/12/2018 30/01/2019 21

Four quadrant operation of DC

3. III Chopper fed DC motors 20/02/2019 27/02/2019 5

4. 1st mid exams 28/02/2019 07/03/2019 -----

5. III Chopper fed DC motors 08/03/2019 22/03/2019 10

6. IV Control of induction motors 23/03/2019 12/4/2019 15

7. V Control of Synchronous motors 15/04/2019 02/5/2019 12

8. 2nd mid exams 09/05/2019 15/05/2019 ---------

9. Preparation & practical’s 17/05/2019 23/05/2019 ----------

10. End exams 24/05/2019 06/06/2019 ---------

Remarks (if any):

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

T1: Power semiconductor controlled drives, G K Dubey, Prentice Hall, 1995.

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

UNIT NO:II Expected date of completion:19/02/2019

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

T1: Power semiconductor controlled drives, G K Dubey, Prentice Hall, 1995.

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

UNIT NO: III Expected date of completion:22/03/2019

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

UNIT NO: IV Expected date of completion:12/04/2019

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018

UNIT NO: V Expected date of completion:01/05/2019

Signature of Faculty Signature of HOD

T1: Power semiconductor controlled drives by G K Dubey, Prentice Hall, 1989.

Annamacharya Institute of Technology & Sciences, Tirupati – Course File – 2018