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IEC N Final Assignment 2

This document outlines the assignment details for the course 'Introduction to Electrical Circuits' at American International University-Bangladesh for Fall 2024-25. It includes instructions for submission, marking rubrics, and two specific problems related to transformer efficiency and a DC generator. Students are required to use their student ID values in the calculations and adhere to submission guidelines.

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IEC N Final Assignment 2

This document outlines the assignment details for the course 'Introduction to Electrical Circuits' at American International University-Bangladesh for Fall 2024-25. It includes instructions for submission, marking rubrics, and two specific problems related to transformer efficiency and a DC generator. Students are required to use their student ID values in the calculations and adhere to submission guidelines.

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American International University- Bangladesh (AIUB)

Faculty of Engineering

Course Name: Introduction to Electrical Circuits Course Code: COE 2101


Semester: Fall 2024-25 Sec: N
Faculty: Md. Ashiquzzaman Term: Final
Marks: 10 Assignment Name: Assignment 2

Q 1, 2 CO Number CO4 POI Number P.a.2.C3 Knowledge Profile: K2 Mark 5x2= 10

Student Name: Student ID: Sl. No:


Submission Date: January 18, 2025 Department:

Instructions Related to Use Variables:

Note that this problem uses the variables XX, TTT, YYY which are the marked highlighted
digits of your student ID (XX - TTTYY - Y).

Marking Rubrics (to be filled by Faculty):

Excellent Proficient Good Acceptable Unacceptable No Response


[5] [4.5] [4] [3-2] [1] [0]
Detailed unique Response with Response shows Partial problem is Unable to clarify No Response/
response no apparent understanding of solved; response the understanding (Copied/identical
Secured
Problem # explaining the errors and the the problem, but indicates part of of the problem and submissions will
Marks
concept properly answer is the final answer the problem was method of the be graded as 0 for
and answer is correct, but may not be not understood problem solving all parties
correct with all explanation is correct clearly. was not correct concerned)
works clearly not
shown. adequate/unique.
Q1

Q2

Comments

Instructions:

1. Use this page as a cover page for this assignment submission. Assignment submission will not be acceptable on
a different cover page or without a cover page.
2. You MUST draw the circuit with your ID values whenever it is needed/ asked in the question.
3. No late submission is allowed.
4. Firstly, make a color print of the pages and then write your answer.
5. You can write on both sides of the pages except the front page and do not cross the number of pages.
6. Copied/identical submissions will be graded 0 for all parties concerned.
IEC_ Final Term_ Assignment 2_ Fall 2024-25

Q1: Problem statement: A TTT kVA transformer has a primary winding resistance of [5]
0.7 Ω and a secondary winding resistance of 0.015 Ω. The iron loss is 3 kW and the
primary and secondary voltages are XX kV and 400 V, respectively. If the power
factor of the load is 0.85, calculate the efficiency of the transformer (a) on full load,
(b) on half load, (c) if your calculated efficiency on full load is less than 91%, then
propose a suggestion with proper calculation to achieve that efficiency.

Answer: TTT =

XX =
IEC_ Final Term_ Assignment 2_ Fall 2024-25
IEC_ Final Term_ Assignment 2_ Fall 2024-25

Q2: Problem statement: An 8 pole dc long-shunt compound generator with YYY wave- [5]

connected armature conductors and running at TTT rpm delivers a load of 20 Ω at


400V and has armature, series field, and shunt field resistance of 0.06 Ω, 0.035 Ω,
and 220 Ω respectively. Calculate the generated voltage, load current, armature
current, the flux per pole. Allow 1 V per brush for contact drop.

Answer:
TTT =

YYY =
IEC_ Final Term_ Assignment 2_ Fall 2024-25

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