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Here is the "Electricity - Basic Navy Training Courses" (NAVPERS 10622) in its entirety. It should provide one of the Internet's best resources for people seeking a basic electricity course - complete with examples worked out. See copyright. See Table of Contents. ΒΆ U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1945 - 618779
CHAPTER 16 QUIZ
A-C MOTORS
1. What is the name of the only d-c motor which will run on a.c.?
2. What is the polarity of the secondary if the primary is north?
3. Do a-c coils have a fixed polarity?
4. What does "Polyphase" mean?
5. What are the units for measuring phase?
6. What is the meaning of "out-of-phase?"
7. Does any mechanical part of a stator move?
8. What does move in a rotating magnetic field?
9. Does the squirrel cage rotor have any electrical connection to a source of
supply?
10. How does current get in the squirrel cage rotor?
11. The squirrel cage rotor is what kind of a circuit?
12. Does a wound rotor have an electrical connection to a source of supply?
13. How does current get in the wound rotor?
14. How is a synchronous rotor energized?
15. What is "magnetic lock?"
16. Name the three types of single phase motors.
17. What two methods are used to split single phase into two phases?
CHAPTER 16 ANSWERS
A-C MOTORS
1. The series-universal motor.
2. South.
3. No. A.C. coils reverse polarity with every re verse
of current.
4. More than one time.
5. In electrical degrees.
6. Out-of-time.
7. No.
8. Only the flux field produced by the stator windings.
9. No.
10. A voltage is induced in the squirrel cage rotor. This
voltage forces current through
the windings. Always
a shirt circuit.
12. No.
13. By induction-exactly like the squirrel cage.
14. With d.c. from an exciter, fed to the rotor via slip
rings.
15. The field between rotor and stator poles of a synchronous
motor.
16. Series-universal, repulsion-induction, and split phase.
17. Resistance and a condenser.
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