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Inputs:-
1. Customer Name:-
2. TQ No:-
3. KVA Rating:-
4. HV:-
5. LV:-
6. Phases:-
7. Basic Insulation Level:-
8. Frequency:-
9. Winding Connections:-
i) HV Connection
ii) LV Connection
10. Vector Group:-
11. Type of Cooling:-
12. Tapings on HV winding for HV voltage Variation
i) Range:- ± _____ % to _____ %
ii) In steps of:-______%
iii) Type of Tap Changer:- Off Circuit/On Load
Calculations:-
Core Calculations:-
9. Clearance between Layers: - This is applicable only for Double Layer Helical or Double
Layer Spiral Windings.
18. Length of HV Winding (Mtr.) = [Mean Turn X HV Turn (on +Ve Step) X 3 ] + 5 to 12 tolerance
2. LV No. of Coil:-
a) For HV Cross Over Winding
(iv) 11 KV – 4 Nos
(v) 22 KV – 6 Nos
(vi) 33 KV – 8 Nos
(a) For Very High Current in LV below 0.433 KV – Double Layer Spiral Winding
(b) For Very High Current in LV below 11,22,33 KV – Double Layer Helical Winding or
Single Layer Helical Winding
7. Clearance between Layers: - This is applicable only for Double Layer Helical or Double Layer
Spiral Windings.
8. Paper Covering:-
i. 0.415,0.433,11 KV – 0.45 or 0.5 mm
ii. 22 KV – 0.6 mm
iii. 33 KV – 0.6 mm
iv. 66 KV – 0.18 mm
v. 132 KV – 1 mm
vi. 220 KV – 1.2 mm
Note: - The above formula is for 1 Radial & 1 Axial Conductor. If there will be m radial & n axial
conductor, then the formula will be;
[Pkg X {Total HV Axl Length-(LV Turns/Layer+1) X (Axl Length of coverd cond)-(2XEnd Strip thk/2)}]
Calculation of Losses:-
Calculation of % Z:-
3) %Z = √(%X2 + % R2)
Calculation of Total Weight:-
Calculation of € Dm:-