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Do poles in generator effect frequency?

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Question ajoutée par Safi Ullah , Electrical Trainee Engineer , PESCO (Peshawar Electric Supply Company)
Date de publication: 2015/06/19
Ahmed AbdElmageed Ahmed Khalil Khalil
par Ahmed AbdElmageed Ahmed Khalil Khalil , مهندس كهرباء Senior Electrical Engineer , غرب الدلتا لانتاج الكهرباء

yes poles effect frequency in generator

f=(N*P)/120

where P=no. of poles, f=frequency, N=speed

 

Masruddin bakshi
par Masruddin bakshi , Contractual Engineer (Electrical) , PWD, Govt. of West Bengal

Yes, exactly the frequency depends on no. of poles as well as on speed of rotation. The synchronous speed is given by-

                 Ns =120f/P

Where, Ns= Synchronous of machine

              f= Frequency of emf generated and

             P= No. of poles

           Above equation show that poles effect on frequency of generated emf of the generator.

Muhammad Qasim
par Muhammad Qasim , Senior Electrical Engineer , Energy Associates (SMC Ptv.) Ltd.

YES/NO EITHER CAN BE AN ANSWER.

IN AC GENERATORS (ALTERNATORS) QUANTITY OF POLES EFFECTS THE FREQUENCY

IN DC GENERATORS, COMMUTATION UNDO THE EFFECT OF POLES ON THE GENERATED POWER AS FREQUENCY OF OUTPUT IS ZERO.

Abdul Rehman
par Abdul Rehman , Electrical Engineer , Tamdeed Projects

Indeed! Changing Poles in a generator will bring an effect in the frequency too as it is clear from the relation N=(120*f)/p

Faisal Shahbaz
par Faisal Shahbaz , Project Engineer Electrical , Larson and Toubro Saudi Arabia (LTSA)

Yes they Do, please see bellow formula. Frequency is directly proportional to nnumber of poles.

f=(N*P)/120

where P=no. of poles, f=frequency, N=speed

TAHIR IQBAL
par TAHIR IQBAL , PROJECT ENGINEER , BIN DELAMAH CONTRACTING EST. DAMMAM KSA

Yes poles effect frequency in generator. By increasing the no. of poles, frequency increases.

f=(N*P)/120

where P=no. of poles, f=frequency, N=speed 

Ahmed Nasef
par Ahmed Nasef , Sector engineer , South Cairo company for electricity

 yes because p is afunction of frequancy    Ns= 120F/2P

Utilisateur supprimé
par Utilisateur supprimé

Yes, in A.C Generator poles effect frequency.

             f=N*P/120

Let’s say if Speed of Rotator remains constant, then by increasing numbers of poles frequency will increase and vise versa.

 

mahdi zahiri
par mahdi zahiri , project manager , saIlav saze azarbayjan

yes but we have to fix our frequency on 50 or 60 HZ and on the other hand we have to regulate P and N for recieving our necessary frequency:

P=120*f/N

Jalal Hamad
par Jalal Hamad , Lead Engineer, Eelctrical , Aecom

One cycle of alternating current is produced each time a pair of field poles passes over a point on the stationary winding. The relation between speed and frequency is {\\displaystyle N=120f/P}N=120f/P, where {\\displaystyle f}f is the frequency in Hz (cycles per second). {\\displaystyle P}P is the number of poles (2,4,6...) and {\\displaystyle N}N is the rotational speed in revolutions per minute (RPM). Very old descriptions of alternating current systems sometimes give the frequency in terms of alternations per minute, counting each half-cycle as one alternation; so 12,000 alternations per minute corresponds to 100 Hz.

The Answer is yes

as increasing poles  increasing  frequency N=120f/p 

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