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diff --git a/3826/CH2/EX2.12/Ex2_12.sce b/3826/CH2/EX2.12/Ex2_12.sce new file mode 100644 index 000000000..1720a5b0e --- /dev/null +++ b/3826/CH2/EX2.12/Ex2_12.sce @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +//the examples are continuously numbered in textbook. This is the second example in chapter 2 as first example cannot be codded in scilab.
+//Example 2_12 page no:146
+clc;
+//given
+weight = 391000;//in kg
+no_of_motor = 12;
+no_of_motors_parallel = 6;
+tot_tractive_effort = 171000;//in N
+line_voltage = 600;//in V
+avg_current = 380;//in A
+speed = 41.8//in km/h
+tot_res = 0.158;//in ohm
+acceleration = tot_tractive_effort / (0.2778*weight);
+time1 = speed/1.575;
+//in full series position
+back_emf_series = 300 - ( avg_current * tot_res);
+//in full parallel position
+back_emf_parallel = 600 - (avg_current * tot_res);
+speed_parallel = 41.8;
+speed_series = speed_parallel * back_emf_series/back_emf_parallel;
+time2 = speed_series / 1.575;
+time_parallel = time1 - time2;
+disp("Total Energy Supplied during starting period is (in Wh)")
+series = no_of_motors_parallel * line_voltage * avg_current * time2;
+series = series / 3600;//converting to watt-hour
+parallel = no_of_motor * line_voltage * avg_current * time_parallel;
+parallel = parallel / 3600;//converting to watt-hour
+disp(parallel+series);
+disp("Energy lost in starting resistances(in Wh)");
+series = no_of_motors_parallel * 0.5 * back_emf_series * avg_current * time_parallel;
+series = series / 3600;//converting to watt-hour
+parallel = no_of_motor * 0.5*300 * avg_current * time_parallel;
+parallel = parallel / 3600;//converting to watt-hour
+disp(parallel+series);
+disp("Energy lost in motor resistance(in Wh)");
+W = no_of_motor * avg_current^2 * tot_res * time1;
+W = W / 3600;//converting to watt-hour
+disp(W);
+KE = 0.5 * (time1/3600)*(tot_tractive_effort * speed * 1000/3600);
+disp(KE,"useful energy is (in Wh)");
+//the result vary slightly hence values are rounded off in textbook
+
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