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    This document describes a three-phase transformer example with two Y-Δ transformers connecting a three-phase source to a three-phase load. It provides the transformer ratings, test parameters, equivalent circuit parameters, and calculations to determine the voltages and currents throughout the system. The key results are: - The equivalent circuit on the high-voltage side is 25.65+j20.93 Ω. - The total impedance seen from the low-voltage side of transformer 1 is 1.27+j1.88 Ω. - Solving through the system, the final low-voltage to the load is 2729.8∠10.7°.

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    This document describes a three-phase transformer example with two Y-Δ transformers connecting a three-phase source to a three-phase load. It provides the transformer ratings, test parameters, equivalent circuit parameters, and calculations to determine the voltages and currents throughout the system. The key results are: - The equivalent circuit on the high-voltage side is 25.65+j20.93 Ω. - The total impedance seen from the low-voltage side of transformer 1 is 1.27+j1.88 Ω. - Solving through the system, the final low-voltage to the load is 2729.8∠10.7°.

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    Three Phase Example

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    This document describes a three-phase transformer example with two Y-Δ transformers connecting a three-phase source to a three-phase load. It provides the transformer ratings, test parameters, equivalent circuit parameters, and calculations to determine the voltages and currents throughout the system. The key results are: - The equivalent circuit on the high-voltage side is 25.65+j20.93 Ω. - The total impedance seen from the low-voltage side of transformer 1 is 1.27+j1.88 Ω. - Solving through the system, the final low-voltage to the load is 2729.8∠10.7°.

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    THREE PHASE TRANSFORMER EXAMPLE:


    2+j 8.64
    3000

    3 phase
    Y-
    Transformer

    Ve

    Vo

    A
    3 phase
    -Y
    Transformer

    3 + j 2.25
    B

    Load

    All 6 xfmrs are identical.


    Ratings: 4.5 MVA, 15kV :3 kV.
    O.C. Test: Voc = 3000 V, Ioc = 30 A, Poc = 45 kW.
    S.C. Test: Vsc = 750 V, Isc = 300 A, Psc = 90 kW.
    Parameters referred to HV side: G1 = 0.2 mS, B1 = 0.346 mS, Req = 1 ,
    Xeq = 2.29 .
    Parameters referred to LV side: G1 = 5 mS, B1 = 8.66 mS, Req = 0.04 ,
    Xeq = 0.092 .
    a) Transform load to Y: ZLY = ZL/3 = 1.2536.9
    b) Refer to HV side: ZLY,HV = 25+j18.75
    c) Equiv. Cct. on HV Side ( connected):
    Zeq = 25.65+j20.93

    1+j2.29

    d) Convert to Y and add to Zt.


    Zeq,y + Zt = 10.55 + j15.62 = Ztot

    (0.2-j0.356)E-3
    25+j18.75

    e) Convert to and refer to LV side of Xfmr


    #1.
    Ztot, = 31.65 + j 46.86
    Ztot,,LV = 1.27 + j1.88
    a) Equiv. Cct on LV side (Y connected)
    IaLV = 3000/(1.31+j1.97) = 702.2-j1056
    Iexc = 15-j26 A
    Is = 1298-56.5
    IV. Transformers-1

    .04+j0.092

    3000

    (5-j8.66)E-3
    1.27+j1.88

    P = 6456 kW
    b) Solving back to the right,
    Vo,LV = 2874.9-0.45
    Vo = 14374-0.45
    Ve,ln = 4868-47.2
    Ve = 8431.7-17.2
    VL = 2729.810.7

    IV. Transformers-2

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