Describe how a salient pole / projecting pole rotor
differs from a cylindrical rotor and state the
application of each rotor respectively
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Answer / praful nandankar
Cylindrical poles have uniform air gap,small diameter and
long axial length. They are used for tubogenerators having
high rotor peripheral speed.On the other hand, salient
poles have minimum uniform reluctance along d-axis and
maximum reluctance along q-axis.They have non-uniform air
gap,larger diameter andsmall axial length. They are used
for hydrogenerators having small rotor peripheral speed.
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Answer / icemmann.sk
Describe how a salient pole / projecting pole rotor
differs from a cylindrical rotor and state the
application of each rotor respectively
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Answer / sayan
Cylindrical pole rotors are used in a place where rotational
speed is above 1000 rpm and below this we use Salient pole
Construction.
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