DC Lap Winding PDF
DC Lap Winding PDF
A. Draw a developed lap winding diagram of DC machine with 20 conductors and 4 poles.
The winding is single layer and simplex
1. Calculations
Conductors, Z = 20
Poles, P = 4
Multiplicity, m = 1 (simplex)
Pole pitch = Z/P = 20/4 = 5
Back pitch, Yb = Z/P + m = 20/4 + 1 = 6
Front pitch, Yf = Z/P m = 20/4 1 = 4
Yb and Yf must always be odd. So take Yb = 5 or 7, and Yf = 3 or 5
Assume Yb = 5, Yf = 3
2. Prepare winding table.
This table shows the connections on the front side and back side
Yb = +5
1+5=6
3+5=8
5+5=10
7+5=12
9+5=14
11+5=16
13+5=18
15+5=20
17+5=22 (2)
19+5=24 (4)
Yf = -3
6-3=3
8-3=5
10-3=7
12-3=9
14-3=11
16-3=13
18-3=15
20-3=17
22-3=19
24-3=21 (1)
Notes
a. Number of columns in the table = Z/2m, i.e. 20/2 = 10
b. Each row progresses by +2m, i.e. 6,8,10,12 or 3,5,7,9.
c. The left column has even numbers, right has odd numbers
3. Draw the winding diagram
3.1 Draw 20 vertical lines
3.2 Number them
3.3 Draw the top overhanging lines (back pitch) and bottom overhanging lines (front pitch) as
given by the winding table
Here, 1+5=6, that is, 1st conductor is connected to 6th on top
6-3=3, that is, at the bottom, 6th conductor is connected to 3rd.
Second winding
Yb = +7
Yf = -3
3+7=10
10-3=7
7+7=14
14-3=11
11+7=18
18-3=15
15+7=22
22-3=19
19+7=26
26-3=23
23+7=30
30-3=27
27+7=34
34-3=31
31+7=38 (2)
38-3=35
35+7=42 (6)
42-3=39 (3)
3.2 Similarly, draw the second winding that starts from 3rd conductor
3.2a Draw the top and bottom overhangs
3.2b and number the unconnected overhangs, according to the winding table
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