The total losses in a well designed D.C. generator of 10 kW will be nearly______________?
Correct answer: B. 500 W
- A. 100 W
- B. 500 W
- C. 1000 W
- D. 1500 W
Explanation
A well-designed 10 kW generator commonly has total losses of roughly 5% of its rating, giving about 0.05 × 10,000 = 500 W. The larger values would imply a comparatively poor efficiency.
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