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           EXERCISE 85 :  Check and correct Power factor



            Objectives
           At the end of this exercise you shall be able to:
           •  connect 3-phase motor with the starter as load requiring pf improvement
           •  connect 3 phase synchronous motor as synchronous condenser
           •  improve the power factor of lagging motor load.

           Requirements


           Tools/Instruments                                   Materials
           •  Electrician Tool kit                 - 1 Set     •  ICTP switch 16A 500V             - 1 No
           •  MI Voltmeter 0-500V                  - 1 No      •  Lamp holder pendent              - 2 Nos
           •  MI Ammeter0-15A                      - 1 No      •  Lamp 250V, 60 or 100 watts bulb   - 2 Nos
           •  MC Ammeter 0 to 2.5A                 - 1 No      •  Stranded PVC insulated wire
           •  MC Ammeter 0 to 15A                  - 1 No         7/1.5 aluminium cable            - 4 m
           •  MC Voltmeter 0 to 250 volt           - 1 No      •  D.P.S.T. Switch 16A, 250V        - 1 No
           •  Power factor meter 500V 15A 0.5 lag              •  PVC insulated connecting cable   - as reqd
              to 0.5 lead                          - 1 No      •  ICDP switch 16A 250V             - 1 No
           •  Tachometer multi-range                           •  Graph sheet                      - as reqd
              0-300/1000/3000 rpm                  - 1 No

           Equipment/Machines
           •  3  phase induction motor -  Synchronous motor -
              5HP 415V three phase


            Procedure


           TASK 1: Start the synchronous motor
           1  Connect three phase induction motor as per diagram Fig 1
           2  Start and run three phase induction motor at no load.
           3  Measure the power factor.

































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