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Time-2 Hours Max. Marks 40 Min. Marks 14: Parts From (B), (C) and (D)

This document outlines the structure and requirements of a class test for a Power Apparatus Systems course. It is divided into 5 units, with each unit containing multiple parts. Students must complete part (a) of each unit, and choose 2 parts from (b), (c), and (d). The test is worth a maximum of 40 marks with a minimum passing score of 14 marks. Key concepts to be assessed include reliability, probability density functions, bathtub curves, AC transmission and distribution systems, earth resistance, Kelvin's law, and failure/repair rates. Calculations and diagrams are required to solve some problems.

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Time-2 Hours Max. Marks 40 Min. Marks 14: Parts From (B), (C) and (D)

This document outlines the structure and requirements of a class test for a Power Apparatus Systems course. It is divided into 5 units, with each unit containing multiple parts. Students must complete part (a) of each unit, and choose 2 parts from (b), (c), and (d). The test is worth a maximum of 40 marks with a minimum passing score of 14 marks. Key concepts to be assessed include reliability, probability density functions, bathtub curves, AC transmission and distribution systems, earth resistance, Kelvin's law, and failure/repair rates. Calculations and diagrams are required to solve some problems.

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Time- 2 hours

Max. Marks 40
Min. Marks 14
Note: Part (a) of each unit is compulsory. Attempt any 2
parts from (b), (c)and(d)

UNIT-III
3(a) Define Reliability

[2]

3(b) Explain the term Probability density function. What is


exponential failure density function?

[6]

3(c) Draw typical both tub curve. Explain the three regions of the
curve, for which region are reliability calculations valid, why.
[6]
3(d) System is formed by 3 components A,B,C in series. Their
reliabilities are 0.8, 0.86 & 0.92 respectively. Element 1 has 2
components A in parallel, element 2 has2 components B in parallel &
element 3 has 2 components C in parallel. Elements 1, 2, 3 are in
[Link] system reliability.
[6]
UNIT-IV
4(a) Why AC transmission circuit are 3 phase 3 wire but AC
distribution circuit are 3 phase 4.
[2]
4(b) .What general consideration governs for design of distribution
system. Bring out their relative importance .
[6]

Class Test-II (16-17)


Subject-Power Apparatus System

4(c) Derive the expression for earth resistance offered to a

hemispherical electrode.

[6]

4(d) Define:a. Step Potential


[Link] Potential.

[6]
UNIT-V

5(a)
Define
Kelvins
Law
.
[2]
5(b) Explain with neat diagram various types of
Distribution
system
.
[5]
5(c) In a 3-phase 4 wire distribution system having 240 V between the
line and neutral ,there is a balanced 3 phase motor load of 500 kW at
0.8 pf lagging. Lamp load connected between respective lines and
neutral absorb 50 kW, 50 kW and 200 kW [Link] the
current in each phase conductor and neutral wire of [Link] the
phasor
diagram
.
[5]
5(d) Define Failure rate, Repair rate and Outage

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[5].

B.E. 7th Semester (EEE)

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