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           1  Fluxcontrolmethod:This methodis used when speeds above normal speeds are required. In the above equation
              (1) by decreasing the flux, the speed can be increased and vice versa. The flux of a dc motor can be changed by
              changing Ish with the help of a shunt field rheostat. The current in shunt field rheostat is less. I2R loss is small, so
              that rheostat is small in size. Armature or rheostat control method:- This method is used when speeds below theno-
              loadspeedsarerequired.Inthismethodthevoltageacrossthearmature is varied by increasing a variable rheostat
              in series with the armature circuit,asresistanceisincreased,potentialdifferenceacrossthearmatureisdecreased,
              there by decreasing the armature speed. This method is expensive (Cu loss more) and unsuitable for rapidly
              changing loads because for a given value of Rt, the speed will change with load.
           2  Voltagecontrolmethod:-Thismethodisalsousedtocontrolthespeedsbelow theno-load speeds. In this method the
              shunt field of the motor is connected across the fixed supply and then by supplying different voltage to the
              armature different speeds are obtained. The control voltage is obtained from potential dividers, solid state
              rectifier and Ward-Leonard system.
           3  For Armature voltage control method:-
              •  The connections are made as shown in the circuit diagram.
              •  With the armature rheostat is CUTIN position, the field rheostat in CUTOUT position and the 3-point starter
                 handle at its initial position, the D.C. supply switch is closed.
              •  The 3-point starter handle is moved clock wise gradually to cut out the resistance in armature circuit so that
                 the motor starts and run sat some speed.
              •  The armature rheostat is brought to cut outposition so that rated voltage is applied across the armature.
              •  Thefieldcurrentisadjustedtoacertainvaluebyvaryingthefieldrheostat such that the motor runs at nearly rated
                 speed.
              •  The  armature rheostat is  CUTIN  gradually so  that  the  armature voltage is  varied in steps  and the
                 corresponding speeds are noted in the tabular column.
              •  Stepno.5isrepeateduntilthearmaturerheostatiscompletelyCUTIN.

              •  The field rheostat is brought back to CUTOUT position, the armature rheostat to CUTIN position and the
                 D.C. supply switch is opened.
                                                 Armature voltage control

                                                           Table
                                      Field current =

                                      Sl.No  Armature voltage In Volts   Speed In rpm
































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