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Electro-Motion Devices: Lecture 6-Power Transformer - 2

The document provides information on determining the equivalent circuit parameters of a power transformer from open and short circuit tests. 1) An open circuit test is conducted with the secondary open. It measures core loss resistance (RC), magnetizing reactance (Xm), and no-load current (IC). 2) A short circuit test is conducted with the secondary shorted. It measures equivalent series resistance (Re) and equivalent reactance (Xe). 3) Optimum design balances the high voltage and low voltage winding resistances and reactances.

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Electro-Motion Devices: Lecture 6-Power Transformer - 2

The document provides information on determining the equivalent circuit parameters of a power transformer from open and short circuit tests. 1) An open circuit test is conducted with the secondary open. It measures core loss resistance (RC), magnetizing reactance (Xm), and no-load current (IC). 2) A short circuit test is conducted with the secondary shorted. It measures equivalent series resistance (Re) and equivalent reactance (Xe). 3) Optimum design balances the high voltage and low voltage winding resistances and reactances.

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ELECTRO-MOTION

DEVICES
Lecture 6- Power Transformer_2
Example (5)

A 23 KVA, 2300/230 V, 60 Hz step down transformer has the following resistance and leakage
reactance values: R1 = 4 ohm, R2= 0.04 ohm, X1= 12 ohm, X2=0.12 ohm. The equivalent core-
loss resistance and the magnetizing reactance on the primary side of the transformer are 20
KΩ and 15 KΩ respectively. The transformer is operating at 75% of its rated load at rated
voltage at the load. If the power factor of the load is 0.866 leading, determine the efficiency of
the transformer
Solution
• I2 = 75 300 , E2 = 228.287 2.330 V, a = 10, E1= 2282.78 2.330 V
Ip = 7.5 300 and P0 = 14.94 Kw
IC = E1/RC1 = 2282.78/20000 = 0.114 2.330 A
Im = E1/Xm = 2282.78/15000 = 0.152 -87.670 A
Iφ = IC+Im = 0.19 -50.80
I1 = Ip + Iφ = 7.53 28.570
V1 = E1 + I1Z1 = 2282.87 2.330 + 7.53 28.570 (4+j12) =2271.9 4.710 V
Pin = Re (V1I*1) = 15.64 Kw
1 η = P0/Pin = 14.94/15.64 = 0.955 = 95.5 %
Approximate equivalent Circuit

As seen from Primary side


I1 IP Re1 Xe1


IC Im
V1 RC Xm Z\L
~ V\2

Re1 = R1+ a2 R2 Xe1 = X1+ a2 X2 Z\L = a2 ZL

2 IP = I2/a V\2 = a V2
Approximate equivalent Circuit

As seen from Secondary side

I\1 I2 Re2 Xe2

I\φ

V\1 R\C X\m V2 ZL


~

Re2 = R2+ R1/a2 Xe2 = X2+ X1 /a2 X\m= Xm / a2 R\C = RC / a2


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Example(6)

A 150 KVA, 2400/240 V, 60 Hz single phase transformer has the following resistance
and leakage reactance values: R1 = 0.225 ohm, R2= 0.0022 ohm, X1= 0.525 ohm,
X2=0.0045 ohm. Calculate the transformer equivalent values:
(a) Referred to primary
(b) Referred to secondary

Solution
The transformation ratio a = 2400/240 = 10
Referred to primary side:
Re1= R1 + a2R2 =0.225+100×0.0022 = 0.445 ohm
Xe1 = X1 +a2 X2 = 0.525+100×0.0045 = 0.97 ohm
Referred to secondary side:
Re2 = R2 + R1/a2 = 0.0022+0.225/100 = 0.00445 ohm
4 Xe2 = X2 +X1/a2 = 0.0045+0.525/100 = 0.0097 ohm
Voltage Regulation

A quantity of interest is the net change in the secondary winding voltage from
no load to full load for the same primary voltage

V.R. % = [( V2NL – V2FL ) / V2FL] ×100

Note:

• For ideal transformers, V.R.= 0


• For the approximate equivalent circuits, V.R is given by:
 V.R. = (V1-aV2)/aV2 ……. As viewed from primary side
 V.R. = (V1/a –V2)/V2 …… As viewed from secondary side

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Efficiency “η”
η = (P0 /Pin)×100 = [P0/(P0 +PLoss)]×100

V2I2 Cosθ2
η=
PCu + PC + V2I2 Cosθ2

Where:
PCu: copper losses = I22 RC2
PC : core losses measured in the open circuit test

Note:

VA (max. efficiency) = VA (rated) (magnetic loss/full load copper loss)0.5

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Example (7)

I1 IP Re1 Xe1


IC Im
V1 RC Xm Z\L
~ V \2

A 2.2 KVA, 440/220 V, 50 Hz step down transformer has the following parameters as referred to the
primary side: Re1 = 3Ω, RC1= 2.5 kΩ, Xe1= 4Ω, Xm1=2 kΩ, the transformer is operating at full load with
a power factor of 0.707 lagging, determine the efficiency and the voltage regulation of the
transformer.
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Solution

a = 440/220 =2, V2 = 220 V, S =2200VA


Then I2 = 2200/220 =10 A
For 0.707 lag pf, I2 = 10 -450 A
IP = I2/a = 10/2 = 5 -450 A
V\2 = aV2 = 220×2 = 440 V
V1 = V\2 +I\2(Re1+jXe1) = 440+5 -450 (3+j4) = 464.762 0.440 V
Im = 464.762 0.440 / j2000 = 0.232 -89.560 A
IC = 464.762 0.440 / 2500 = 0.186 0.440 A
I1 = IP+Ic+Im = 5.296 -45.330 A
P0 = V2I2 Cosθ2 = 440×5×Cos (450) = 1555.63 W
Pin = V1I1 Cos θ1= 464.762×5.296×Cos (45.770) = 1716.91 W
η = (P0/Pin)×100 = 90.6 %
V.R. = [(V1-V\2)/V\2] ×100 = [(464.762-440)/440]×100 = 5.63 %
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Determination of equivalent circuit parameters
1- Open Circuit Test

PCore = POC SOC = VOC.IOC Xm = VOC/Im = V2OC /QOC


RC = V2/POC ΦOC = Cos-1 (POC/SOC) QOC= (S2OC-P2OC)0.5
IC = POC/V OR IC = IOC Cos (φOC) IC VOC
Im = (I2OC-I2C)0.5 Im = IOC Sin (φOC) φOC
Xm =V/Im RC =VOC /IC = V2OC/POC
9 Im IOC
Determination of equivalent circuit parameters

1- Short Circuit Test

The applied voltage is a fraction of rated voltage so core currents are neglected PSC = Copper losses
at full load ZSC = VSC/ISC , Re1 = PSC/I2SC , Xe1 = (Z2SC – R2SC)0.5

Optimum design criterion


As: I2HRH = I2LRL
RH = a2RL =0.5 Re
10 XH = a2 XL = 0.5 Xe

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