Magnetic Flux Density, Reluctance, and Permeability Concepts

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Which method of producing electrical energy involves the friction between moving objects?

Friction between moving objects

What type of crystal produces a voltage when subjected to pressure?

Pressure (Piezoelectricity)

Which type of cells convert radiant energy to electrical energy?

Light (Photoelectricity)

What principle do thermocouples utilize?

Heat (Thermoelectricity)

Which method of producing electrical energy relies on a chemical reaction?

Chemical action

In electromagnetic induction, what produces a voltage?

Magnetism

What is the SI unit for resistance?

Ohm

Who is known for the development of the unit 'Watt'?

James Watt

Which quantity is represented by the symbol 'E' in the equation E = IR?

Electromotive force

The SI unit of conductance is:

Mho per cm

Who is associated with the unit 'Coulomb'?

Charles Augustin Coulomb

What is the unit of power in the cgs system?

Abwatt

What is magnetic flux density?

The amount of magnetic field flux concentrated in a given area

How is reluctance defined in relation to magnetic circuits?

The opposition to magnetic field flux through a given volume of space or material

In the context of magnetic circuits, what is permeability analogous to?

Specific resistance of a conductive material

How can the magnetic field force produced by a current-carrying wire be increased?

By shaping the wire into a coil instead of a straight line

What does the right-hand rule indicate about the direction of the magnetic force on a current-carrying wire?

It is perpendicular to both the current and the magnetic field

What direction does the magnetic dipole moment μ of a current loop point in?

Same direction as current flow

In the dairy milking operation area, what is the lighting level for the cow's udder in footcandles?

50

What is the lighting level in footcandles for egg processing?

70

What is the lighting level in footcandles for machine storage, garage, and machine shed?

5

Which area has a lighting level of 1080 lux?

Rough bench machine work

What is the lighting level in lux for the feeding area in the dairy milking operation?

220

How many outlets are recommended for each 15 A circuit according to the text?

8 to 10 outlets

Where would you find a lighting level of 750 lux?

Egg processing - General lighting

What is the general load assumed for each small appliance circuit in a residence according to the text?

1,500 watts

In Example 21, how many circuits are needed if all are 15-A circuits and there are a total of 70 outlets?

7 circuits

What is the factor used for all floor areas excluding specific spaces according to the text?

32 watts/m2

For a residence with 60 outlets, how many 20 A circuits and how many 15 A circuits are recommended according to the text?

Five 20 A circuits and one 15 A circuit

In Example 22, what is the outside dimension of the two-storey house mentioned?

7.3 m by 9.1 m

Study Notes

Electrical Energy Production

  • Triboelectricity is the method of producing electrical energy that involves the friction between moving objects.
  • Piezoelectric crystals produce a voltage when subjected to pressure.
  • Photovoltaic cells convert radiant energy to electrical energy.
  • Thermocouples utilize the principle of Seebeck effect.

Electromagnetic Induction

  • A changing magnetic field produces a voltage in electromagnetic induction.

Units and Quantities

  • The SI unit for resistance is the ohm (Ω).
  • James Watt is known for the development of the unit 'Watt'.
  • The symbol 'E' in the equation E = IR represents electromotive force.
  • The SI unit of conductance is the siemens (S).
  • Charles-Augustin de Coulomb is associated with the unit 'Coulomb'.
  • The unit of power in the cgs system is the erg per second.

Magnetic Circuits

  • Magnetic flux density is the measure of the magnetic field's strength at a given point.
  • Reluctance is defined as the opposition to magnetic flux in a magnetic circuit.
  • Permeability is analogous to conductivity in magnetic circuits.
  • The magnetic field force produced by a current-carrying wire can be increased by increasing the current or the number of turns of the wire.
  • The right-hand rule indicates that the magnetic force on a current-carrying wire is perpendicular to the direction of the current and the magnetic field.
  • The magnetic dipole moment μ of a current loop points in the direction perpendicular to the loop and through its center.

Lighting Levels

  • The lighting level for the cow's udder in the dairy milking operation area is 50 footcandles.
  • The lighting level for egg processing is 100 footcandles.
  • The lighting level for machine storage, garage, and machine shed is 20 footcandles.
  • A lighting level of 1080 lux is found in the dairy milking operation area.
  • The lighting level in the feeding area in the dairy milking operation is 540 lux.

Electrical Circuits

  • A maximum of 12 outlets are recommended for each 15 A circuit.
  • A lighting level of 750 lux is found in the dairy milking operation area.
  • The general load assumed for each small appliance circuit in a residence is 2 amps.
  • For a residence with 70 outlets, 5 circuits are needed if all are 15-A circuits.
  • The factor used for all floor areas excluding specific spaces is 1.5.
  • For a residence with 60 outlets, 2 20-A circuits and 2 15-A circuits are recommended.
  • The outside dimension of the two-storey house mentioned in Example 22 is 40 ft x 30 ft.

Explore the concepts of magnetic flux density, reluctance, and permeability in this quiz. Test your understanding of the amount of magnetic field flux, opposition to magnetic field flux, and a material's acceptance of magnetic flux.

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