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rren t fort h e oP en - V,
Power '25,000
rating 0 formers
1000
111
f
500,000
500
,____ A
11 3
_.. . 7540 w
- 500
= 500,000 I 507,540 0.9854 or
98.54%
Cu losses
'-- 4172 w
= 0.9835 98.85%
n
- 200.
= 0.98 or 98%
n
J
iii) M,ax1 rn urn en
iron
To loss =
:= (3/4) 120 = 90 . 90,000 w
Input
90',000
9,3,200
Problem:
A 500 3-phase, 50-hz transformer has a voltage
rato ( e voltages) of 33/11 and is delta/star-con-
nected. The resistance per phase are: high voltage 35 Q,
low voltage 0.876 Q and the iron loss is 3050 W. Calcu-
late the value of efficiency at full-load and one-half of
f -load respectively (a) at unity pf and b) 0.8 pf.
olution:
a x 33,000
total loss ca~ F.L. Cu loss
1r0Jl 1oss
3500 2305
Sfo . ....... _
. O.Q ~l'
I
1,195 w
lo ~.
%&1
A 120-KVA, 6000/400-V, Y/Y 3-phase, 50-hz trans-
former has an iron loss of 1600 W. The maximum
efficiency occurs at 3/4 full-load.
(i) Full load and 0.8 power factor
(ii) Half-load and unit power factor
We Solution:
Since maximum efficiency occurs at 3/4 full-load Cu
loss at 3/4 full load equals iron loss at 1600 W
'
100,445
total loss 710 + 1600
Total loss 2310 W
= 60,000. w
Output 1/2 F.L. and upf is 60
133
0 osse .
at 0.8 pf (lag).
Solution:
; input 80/0.
= 83.5
Total loss input-output 83.5 80 3.5
Let us find full-load cu losses for w/c purpose,
would first calculate Ro2
3.5
0.031 n
phase
x 400-
..
q '.'at
n aa
problem
, I (J
l
l
sotut on:
111 l d f I
102
p IEZ CT
.J.
Sf R:
Jg
I I
.. :sr
LS
a
I
ii TE-
))
Prim
' 66 aua 6 t
0 '' m
. . secondai
Now: 3
= 5,175,000 or 3 x 11,000
== 5,175,000
= 340 3 196A
200 1
!'12
______ . =
'O
Teaser transformer
>rine:r l.l&t
p1imarJ volts =
.t con11ection,
:Or supplying Problem:
n.e two-phase a) Two identical 1-phase transf orm.ers are connected in
ja}cualte the open-delta across 3-phase mains and deliver a balanced
winding cur load of 3000 . at 11 and 0.8 pf lagging. Calculate
the line and phase currents and the power factors at
which the two transformers are working.
b) If one more identical unit is added and the open-delta
converted to delta, calculate the additional load of the
18
earns power factor that can now be suppied for the same
rents.
--....
129
. wha. l>r'IO
a e s (s
o an the
halves.
31.5 -90.
.... 1
cui en ts a, "' ~ aa in ~
secondary . (c). he c ~ti ~
(b)
an t, he sam . . P.t;
. 1s . . a r__. ~ ~ "i"i'l' vu
tal em Ust
. ent aw .
....
..... ."'
= 63 -15QoA. . IS WO . ,
lines curren s
that t eir magn
if t ey were .
t
of the actual two phase load.
Problem:
Solution:
128
I
=O
currents IA - 100
'
,. . . . . . d Ic =
..
~ iting current, but this is being neglected as are the
her imper . fections of the transformers.
1200
This time, lo = 0 and Id
1 100 goo
and le - -- ,__ Id - - - 63 goo
1.59
127
open d
lS
. . con .
s.
_.----- --
8 -----'---
L- ---
--- - ---------
.,__......_ - - -- --- - - 0
Pl -
I . 'I
I . . I
~ I
-
I . '
-::=::- _J - - - -
Fig. 1
ec ion
a1n t
am=
Vab
easer
Note:
. s so bal .
I1M can al so be found. anced, 1f neces-
8ary,
174.3 A
'
Problem:
Ref er to Fig. 1. The m itude of the three-phase
line voltage is 220 volts; that of the two-phase voltage is
120 volts for each phase. Consider the transformers to be
1 \t c '" .i11
~ 17, ,,
ideal.
Requir
125
He ce, 10 . .. i
l1ne an ~ t
Problem:
. on.n
. .~ h " . ect lo
m t e trans1orme1... . sses
seiuuon.
Heie K -- 100/3,300 -
Nov
t
400,000
12 - ------::~---- - 5,000 A
0.8 x 100
here I 2T I 2M 5,000 A =
r-----A
~ -- --. iOQV
--
----1~--------lseooA
\(!)oV
(u)
I
124
Fig. B
le C\lr-.
Here, K - 100/31300 1/33
se side Teaser secondary currents I2T -
450,000 I 100 x o. 707 6,360 A
~00 kw Teaser prima1-y current is I1T -
,e side. 1.15 Kl2T 1.15 x (1/33) x 6360 221.8A
Main primary current IM has two rectangular
components
1 . 350,000
33 100 x 0.707
also
1/2 l1T -
123
4550
I1
~---=~~~" #Z:. .....-:..,. re :5 fi9i'i1 ,. a ai
., ; .
sher ttt aaa .
J ..
.. . 48.6 ps
7270 . 43.6
.___..--.-.------- + J
IB - le
a 2
60.6 + j 21.8
64.40 ps
Problem,:
In scott-connection, calculate the values of line
rents on the 3-phase side if the loads on the 2-phaae
Solution:
. B . a11 p
on F1g. .
no ''0.,
0 a I
k 1~._. ,,.. t
71 I #
sour , ij ' a
.... ~ ~u.
t
I
--
,,X>v
'
~
( 0
t!J :2-00 1
0. "~ li{
l Ee
1 ~------
:L2. 2'CiO i[iiE: 'I' * A I
l 0 Tl"'
~-------
~I
ctor
)S
13,200
= ------------- = 120
110
120 (0.866)
teaser
10.3.92
110
800,000
110
121
+ J .
.. --
s&
..- - .
.. _.. 36.4fl~.iso
.
36.4 , .. ,. I 36.4
. ...
,
7
....
125% 1.25
rr
29.1 kva
- r cos 6
pf. c
~ ,.
b)
cos 16.18 soil
' ,
0.961
0.961 ' x 100%
pf 96.1%
c) Current
I . ~ x 100 x 3
--------------1n
3 xv
3 x 220
'
'
286
'
'
0.6) - 30
0.9
(0.487) +0
-
3
,,,.
' 10.15
,\There:
o.6 is sin .(cos -1 0.8)
o.437 is sin (cos-1 0.9)
pf cos e
e cos-1 pf
pf
Ax p.f.
____,,,_,...---- sin (e)
pf
pf
119
eacnn
f one-transfo,rmer
%
of the system
- ing capacity of the conductor
w
------------~
3
-- 20 k
ma
35 k .
p 1t
sin
1t p
'
p 1t
sin
soc =
7t p
7t EDC
2 P sin 7t!P
.t 28 V. De
=
2 (3) sin 60
= 24 volts
IDC
3
1000.
= a
'
c)
'
Problem:
Solution:
~
(J 3
p
p
L ,..____ ___,{---,.
y
.
-
r \
'
r
~
\,, _,,
Utz
~ &
115.7
3
.or- op6 ~,._
3
er facto:t'
cSP . t . x 66.7 x 2200
! ta co4 .. f capac1 ies
e of th~
h of th~ 3 x 66.7 x 2200
rers fu.11 ~Iosed-deltabank 3 x 115.7 x 2200 0.577
er
. ha.nit
11ne the
Solution:
90
X1 _ at Rc2 0
Xe :::: _b -------...:_:!~-;--- '
-----------
Rc2 x Xc2
~200"'
. __ 125 n
4000 R 2 + XL2 100
XL
,.
106
113
Problem:
e
J
'
'
(
I
A ' \\S. -,
1
Hotov
Solu
7 2 500 x 746
l
115.7 amps
115. 7 x 2000
254.4
1000 '
'
Prim.-..
I
-- 5.78 amps
,
tor o ft . .r .
faC V bank o ransJ.ormers consisting of two smgle--
. form . . . . .
rating
.2 5 k:.W "'\-
~ = o.s
uoo
\o.~'9
25,,000
Power
y
- 86. 6 amps.
0.5
1000
:.. 18
p ,
7
1000
111
'
so1u11on:
2 + j S)
z
2.5 + j 5 ..
a a
or, we get: ~
= 294.6 - j 259.5
20 - J B
IW 392.6 L-4l:37o
= (294.6 j 259.5)
1.54 r j 0.2)
h
the in-phase components of the two currents.
output of A
output of B
Note:
, , "l.J~Z8. + ZL (ZA + Z B) .:::= (--0
nee quant
. . t
orm e:rs are
,, 4) (2
J .0613) ':::
22.15 /67.9
con .. 0.0259 /92.7
_0.25
= 855 /-24.80 .
- 230 ~o
V2 IZL =
-load I
ts n
Problem: '
transformers.
'
,
95
I
sformers
. 200 A
600 J\
0.02 .025
0.05 O.Q5,
245 v 240
No-load Emf
Solution:
= 0.066 63.2
-
(0 + j 0.0247
94
69.40
13-6. 72.90
470 -40.40
-- 470 agging
ZA
Q,-----
ZA + ZB . ~8.?o
13.6 72.9 a
280 /-31.10
280 I
5%
rrs-
:he
no- Note:
but in practice, the angle between I and I is so
. of
sions, arithmetic expressions were used, the an-
swer would not be so much clifferent. In most
cases, calculations by both victorial and arith-
metical methods generally yield result that do
ove not differ sufficiently to warrant the more in-
me
cally;
91
Problem:
A 500- ~ transformer wi h '?
reactance is connected in paral e ..
former with 1.,5% resistan e and
secondary vol , . e of each tran ~ t,.
load. d how they share a lo d f 7 - t I
0.8 lagging.
Solution:
It may be noted that percentage drop
refer to . ratings. This should be adj s t
basic kva i.e. 50,0 ~.
% zA ..
. B 250
= 8.55
90