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Transformer test:
1. open circuit or no load test:
from this test we concluded iron losses. open ckt test made on low
voltage winding.
2. Short ckt or impedance test:
from this we conclude the copper losses. equivalent resistant &
impedance can also be calculated. this test made high voltage
winding.
Parallel operation of transformer:
the voltage ratio should be the same
the polarity should be the same
the percentage impedance should be equal
the phase sequence should be same
the vector diagram should be same
the phase displacement should be the same:
Source of transformer:
magnetostriction
mech. vibration of lamination due to magnetic force
mech: vibration of tank
damping
Types of transformer:
core type transformer
shell type transformer
Impedance ratio:
Z1/Z2 = K2 =(V2/V1)2 = (I1/I2)
a resistance (R1) in primary becomes R1*K2 when transferred
to sec.
a resistance (R2) in sec. becomes R2/(K)2 when transferred
to primary
a reactance (X1) in primary becomes X1*K2 when transferred
to sec.
a reactance (X2) in sec. becomes X2/K2 when transferred to
primary.
Important Points
freq. does not change in an ordinary transformer
the material used in the construction of core is usually
silicon steel
high thermal conductivity is not necessary desirable for
material of transformer core.
eddy current loss can be minimized by laminating the core of
transformer
iron loss in transformer occurs in core
under no load condition copper loss is negligible
open ckt test of transformer gives iron loss
short ck test of transformer gives copper loss
back to back test on transformer provides information about
regulation eff. & heating
in transformer for condition of max. eff. copper loss =
iron loss
the eff. of well designed transformer may be expected as 95
to 99%
in a power transformer low voltage winding is closer to core.
eddy current losses in a transformer can be reduced by
reducing the thickness of lamination
transformer oil must be free from moisture.
when Rs is the resistance of sec. winding of transformer & K
is the transformer ratio of the eq. sec. resistance as compared to
primary side is Rs / K2
in a transformer magnetic coupling b/w primary & sec. ckts
can be increased by using the magnetic core of low reluctance.
if flux density in the core of transformer increased size of
the transformer can be reduced.
in induced e.m.f on the sec. side of transformer depends on
freq. flux & no. of turns
copper loss in a transformer varies significantly with load.
the P.F. of transformer depends on the P.F. of load
at no load the current taken by a transformer lags behind
the applied voltage by 80 or 90 degree
if the secondary of a 1:10 step up transformer connected to
the primary of a 1:5 step up transformer the total transformation
ratio will be : 1:50
winding of transformer is subjected to max. heating
a 1600kva, 200hz transformer is operated at 50hz. its kva
rating should be restricted : 400kva
the permissible max. temp. for different classes
will increase
transformer ratings are usually expressed in terms of kva
in transformer max. voltage regulation occurs when the P.F.
of load is lagging
the regulation of good transformer should be neared 1%
in step up transformer: F1/F2 ratio has value of 1%
in transformer main voltage regulation occurs when P.F. of
load is leading.
in large capacity transformer 5% of turns at the ends of
high voltage winding are provided with extra insulation to provide
protection due to surged occurring during switching operations
Buchloz relay is used in transformer protection
the hum in a transformer mainly attributed to
magnetostriction
the sec. line current will be least for delta-star connection
the sec. line current will be max. for star-delta connection
impedance matching transformer are used for measuring low
voltage & low currents
the relative polarity of windings of transformer is
determined by phasing out
a transformer has input voltage of 100v, at 400hz. if the
no. of turns is 375, the peak value of flux will be 150 Uwb.
in a transformer on no load the input voltage leads the
magnetizing current by 90
in a transformer the voltage induced in the sec. winding
lags flux by 90.
winding relation is likely to suffer max. damage due to
excessive temp. rise
low reluctance magnetic core will improve the mutual
capacity b/w primary &sec. ckts.
the max. load that power transformer can carry is limited by
its voltage ratio
the load voltage is decreased if the input freq. is
increased
when the flux density in transformer core is increased than
size of transformer can be reduced
conservator will not be found in an air cooled transformer
the inductive reactance of transformer depends on leakage
flux
the harmonics current does not effect the sec. voltage
the characteristics of a voltage transformer are voltage
remaining constant varies with load