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Cne Microproject
Mr. S. R. Patil
ATIGRE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Last but not least, we would like to thank our friends, parents and group
members for their belief and patience in our endeavor.
Date:-
Place:- Atigre
Academic Year 2023-24
1 Introduction 6
5 Conclusion 16
6 References 17
DC shunt motors are like the unsung heroes of the electrical world, quietly powering
things like fans, conveyor belts, and printers. They're reliable, straightforward, and
widely used because they get the job done efficiently.
DC shunt motors can be categorized based on various factors, including their field
winding connections, applications, and design characteristics. Here are some
common types of DC shunt motors:
In a short-shunt motor, the shunt field winding is connected in parallel with both the
armature and the series field winding.
In a long-shunt motor, the shunt field winding is connected in parallel with the
combination of the armature and series field winding.
Combining both series and shunt field windings, the differential compound motor
has the series winding aiding the flux produced by the shunt winding, providing a
higher starting torque.
A] Connection Configuration:
Shunt field winding is in parallel with both armature and series field winding.
B]Voltage Distribution:
The voltage applied to the motor terminals is the same as the voltage across the shunt
field winding.
C]Starting Torque:
Short-shunt motors generally exhibit good starting torque characteristics.
D]Speed Regulation:
These motors often have better speed regulation compared to long-shunt
configurations.
Application:
Short-shunt DC shunt motors are commonly used in applications where good speed
regulation is required, such as in constant-speed industrial machinery.
Understanding the connection configuration is crucial in analyzing the performance
characteristics of DC shunt motors, and the short-shunt arrangement is one of the
variations used in practical motor designs to achieve specific operational goals.
In a long-shunt DC motor, the shunt field winding shares the voltage with both the
armature and the series field winding, contributing to the overall magnetic field
generation. This configuration is characterized by the application of the same voltage
across the armature and series field winding. The shunt field winding produces a
constant magnetic field, while the series field winding enhances the magnetic field
during operation. Long-shunt DC motors are known for their good speed regulation,
making them suitable for applications where maintaining a consistent speed under
varying loads is crucial. Additionally, they tend to provide a more stable speed
compared to short-shunt configurations. These motors find application in scenarios
where precise control over the motor's rotational speed is essential, such as in
conveyor systems and certain types of industrial machinery. Engineers carefully
consider the torque-speed characteristics and efficiency of long-shunt DC motors to
ensure optimal performance in specific applications, tailoring the design to meet the
demands of diverse industrial environments.
As we conclude this project, it's clear that the knowledge gained has practical
implications for engineers and practitioners in optimizing DC shunt motor systems
for diverse applications. The findings provide a foundation for informed decision-
making in selecting the appropriate motor configuration based on specific
requirements, whether it be for constant-speed industrial machinery, variable-speed
applications, or situations demanding high starting torque.
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