When increased output is desired from a motor-generator, what is the usual procedure?
• How a shunt field rheostat affects generator output voltage and current • Relationship between field current and generated voltage in a DC generator • What happens to field strength when resistance in the field circuit is changed
• Think about whether you want more or less field current to get higher generator output • If you add resistance in series with the field, does current in the field winding go up or down? What does that do to the magnetic field? • For a machine already running normally, which choices are realistic operational adjustments versus extreme or impractical actions?
• Identify whether increasing field resistance makes the field current stronger or weaker • Decide if a stronger magnetic field produces higher or lower output voltage in a DC generator • Eliminate any options that would obviously reduce field strength or are not standard operating practice, like full shutdown for minor adjustments
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