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Apparatus Section 12: Synchronous Converters: Conclusion

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SourceTheoretical Elements of Electrical Engineering
Year1915
Section IDtheoretical-elements-electrical-engineering-section-90
Locationlines 15983-16064
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XII. Conclusion 103. Of the types of machines, converter, inverted converter, and double-current generator, sundry combinations can be de- devised with each other and with synchronous motors, alternators, direct-current motors and generators. Thus, for instance, a converter can be used to supply a certain amount of mechanical power as synchronous motor. In this case the alternating current is increased beyond the value corresponding to the direct current by the amount of current giving the mechanical power, and the armature reactions do not neutralize each other, but the reaction of the alternating current exceeds that of the direct current by the amount corresponding to the mechanical load. In the same way the current heating of the armature is in- creased. An inverted converter can also be used to supply some mechanical power. Either arrangement, however, while
... ne. If the secondary of an induction machine is connected to a second induction or synchronous machine on the same shaft, and of the same number of poles, the combination runs at half synchronous speed, and the first induction machine as frequency converter supplies half of its power as electric power of half frequency to the second machine, and changes the other half 262 ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING as motor into mechanical power, driving the second machine as generator. ...
... are smaller than motor generator sets, as half the power is converted in either machine. One advantage of this type of machine for phase control is that it requires no additional reactive coils, as the induction machine affords sufficient reactance. The use of the converter to change from alternating to alter- nating of a different phase, as, for instance, when using a quarter- phase converter to receive power by one pair of its collector rings from a single-phase circuit and supply ...
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