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India’s No. 1<br />

<strong>IES</strong> <strong>Academy</strong><br />

Transformer<br />

Chapter-1<br />

Load test on three-phase transformers<br />

The primary and secondary windings are<br />

connected in delta. The lv winding is excited<br />

at normal voltage and frequency. W1 and W2<br />

record the total core loss. The voltage injected<br />

in hv winding in open-delta is adjusted till full<br />

load current flows in it (hence, in lv winding<br />

also). W3 records ohmic losses in all three<br />

phases. The magnitude of the low-injected<br />

voltage in the open delta is equal to (full load<br />

current) (3 zeH).<br />

Parallel Operation<br />

Parallel operation increases load sharing capacity by sharing more current.<br />

Advantages of parallel operation:<br />

1. Improved reliability.<br />

2. Operation becomes more economic and efficient.<br />

Conditions for Parallel Operation:<br />

1. The transformers must have the same voltage<br />

ratios otherwise a circulating current will flow.<br />

2. The per unit leakage impedances of the<br />

transformers based on their own kVA ratings<br />

must be equal otherwise transformer with<br />

smaller leakage impedance will share more<br />

load.<br />

3. The ratio of equivalent leakage reactance to<br />

equivalent resistance, i.e. xe/re should be same<br />

for all the transformers.<br />

4. The transformers should be connected in correct<br />

polarity, otherwise large circulating currents<br />

will flow. (condition to be followed strictly).<br />

No – load operation<br />

If no-load secondary voltages Ea<br />

and Eb<br />

are unequal or are out of phase, then the resultant<br />

Ea<br />

− Eb<br />

voltage Ea<br />

- Eb<br />

will circulate a current Ic given by I c =<br />

zea<br />

+ zeb<br />

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