131. How does the saturation levels limit the design? a) saturation levels decrease the flux density b) saturation levels increase the flux density c) saturation levels provides no flux density d) saturation levels provide very high flux density
131. How does the saturation levels limit the design? a) saturation levels decrease the flux density b) saturation levels increase the flux density c) saturation levels provides no flux density d) saturation levels provide very high flux density
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Answer: d
Explanation: The temperature rise is one of the limitations present in the design of
machines. The insulating material when operated beyond the maximum temperature
leads to the lifetime being drastically reduced.
d) saturation levels provide very high flux density
d) saturation levels provide very high flux density
Answer: d
Explanation: The maximum allowable flux density to be used is determined by the
saturation levels of ferromagnetic materials. The saturation levels provides high flux
density which results in high cost.
Answer: d
Explanation: The maximum allowable flux density to be used is determined by the
saturation levels of ferromagnetic materials. The saturation levels provides high flux
density which results in high cost.
Answer: d
Explanation: The maximum allowable flux density to be used is determined by the
saturation levels of ferromagnetic materials. The saturation levels provides high flux
density which results in high cost.
Answer: d
Explanation: The maximum allowable flux density to be used is determined by the
saturation levels of ferromagnetic materials. The saturation levels provides high flux
density which results in high cost.
Answer: c
Explanation: ∫∫ ( 5r2
/4) . (r2 sin θ dθ dφ), which is the integral to be evaluated. Since it is
double integral, we need to keep only two variables and one constant compulsorily.
Evaluate it as two integrals keeping r = 1 for the first integral and r = 2 for the second
integral, with φ = 0→2π and θ = 0→ π. The first integral value is 80π, whereas second
integral gives -5π. On summing both integrals, we get 75π.