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In a DC machine, armature reaction causes:
A Increase in output torque
B Distortion of main flux and reduction in net flux density
C Increase in efficiency
D Decrease in back EMF in generator mode
Correct Answer:  B. Distortion of main flux and reduction in net flux density
EXPLANATION

Armature reaction is caused by armature MMF which distorts the main magnetic field, reduces net flux, and causes commutation issues. Compensation is needed through commutating poles.

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An 8-pole induction motor running at 720 rpm with 50 Hz supply has a slip of approximately:
A 0.04 or 4%
B 0.06 or 6%
C 0.08 or 8%
D 0.10 or 10%
Correct Answer:  A. 0.04 or 4%
EXPLANATION

Ns = 120×50/8 = 750 rpm. Slip s = (750-720)/750 = 30/750 = 0.04 or 4%.

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The torque developed in a 3-phase induction motor is maximum at a slip of:
A 0 (synchronous speed)
B 1 (standstill)
C s = R2/X2 (rotor resistance/reactance ratio)
D 0.5
Correct Answer:  C. s = R2/X2 (rotor resistance/reactance ratio)
EXPLANATION

Maximum torque occurs at slip sm = R2/X2. This is crucial for motor design and performance analysis.

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Q.94 Hard Power Systems
In a power system experiencing voltage instability, the reactive power support margin becomes critical. At what reactive power reserve margin should emergency measures be initiated according to Indian Grid Code?
A Below 5% reactive reserve
B Below 10% reactive reserve
C Below 15% reactive reserve
D Below 20% reactive reserve
Correct Answer:  C. Below 15% reactive reserve
EXPLANATION

Indian Grid Code 2023 specifies that when reactive power reserves fall below 15% of the available reactive power limit, emergency corrective measures must be initiated to prevent voltage collapse.

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Q.95 Hard Power Systems
Which of the following correctly represents the relationship between the steady-state stability limit and transient stability limit?
A Transient stability limit = Steady-state stability limit
B Transient stability limit > Steady-state stability limit
C Transient stability limit < Steady-state stability limit
D They are independent parameters with no correlation
Correct Answer:  B. Transient stability limit > Steady-state stability limit
EXPLANATION

The transient stability limit is always greater than the steady-state stability limit. A system can maintain transient stability even after a disturbance that would violate steady-state stability.

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Q.96 Hard Power Systems
In the context of transient stability, a generator loses synchronism when:
A Accelerating power becomes zero
B Accelerating power remains positive throughout the disturbance
C Decelerating power equals accelerating power
D Rotor angle exceeds 180 degrees relative to the reference frame
Correct Answer:  B. Accelerating power remains positive throughout the disturbance
EXPLANATION

Loss of synchronism occurs when the generator rotor continuously accelerates because decelerating torque never becomes greater than accelerating torque, preventing the rotor from returning to synchronous speed.

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Q.97 Hard Power Systems
A 132 kV transmission line has a shunt capacitance of 0.008 µF/km and length of 200 km. Calculate the total reactive power generated by the line capacitance at steady state (assuming 132 kV operating voltage).
A 228.8 MVAR
B 245.3 MVAR
C 256.7 MVAR
D 267.4 MVAR
Correct Answer:  C. 256.7 MVAR
EXPLANATION

QC = (V²/Xc) where Xc = 1/(ωC), Total C = 0.008 × 200 = 1.6 µF, Qc = (132000)² × 2π × 50 × 1.6×10^-6 = 256.7 MVAR

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Q.98 Hard Power Systems
As per IEEE 1588-2019 standard, what is the typical accuracy of a Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) for frequency measurement in power systems?
A ±0.005 Hz
B ±0.01 Hz
C ±0.02 Hz
D ±0.05 Hz
Correct Answer:  B. ±0.01 Hz
EXPLANATION

IEEE 1588-2019 specifies ±0.01 Hz accuracy for steady-state frequency measurement in PMUs used for power system monitoring.

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Q.99 Hard Power Systems
Which formula represents the swing equation for a synchronous machine during a disturbance?
A 2H(dω/dt) = Pm - Pe - D(ω - ωs)
B H(dδ/dt) = Pm - Pe
C 2H(d²δ/dt²) = Pm - Pe - D(dδ/dt)
D H(d²ω/dt²) = Pm + Pe
Correct Answer:  C. 2H(d²δ/dt²) = Pm - Pe - D(dδ/dt)
EXPLANATION

The swing equation 2H(d²δ/dt²) = Pm - Pe - D(dδ/dt) describes rotor angle dynamics, where H is inertia constant, Pm is mechanical power, Pe is electrical power, and D is damping coefficient.

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Q.100 Hard Power Systems
What is the primary mechanism of voltage instability in power systems?
A Excessive reactive power demand exceeding supply capability
B High active power losses only
C Frequency deviation beyond ±0.5 Hz
D Unbalanced three-phase voltages
Correct Answer:  A. Excessive reactive power demand exceeding supply capability
EXPLANATION

Voltage instability occurs when reactive power demand exceeds generation and compensation capabilities, leading to progressive voltage decline and potential collapse.

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