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    The document summarizes a lab experiment conducted by 4 students to study the characteristics of a single phase transformer under different load conditions. The objective was to observe how the transformer's performance changes with increasing load. The theory section explains that a transformer transfers AC power from one voltage to another through magnetic flux in its core. At constant voltage and frequency, the core loss remains constant regardless of load, while copper loss increases linearly with load current. Total losses equal core loss plus copper loss multiplied by the load ratio. Maximum efficiency occurs slightly below full load. Percentage regulation measures the change in secondary voltage from no-load to full load.

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    The document summarizes a lab experiment conducted by 4 students to study the characteristics of a single phase transformer under different load conditions. The objective was to observe how the transformer's performance changes with increasing load. The theory section explains that a transformer transfers AC power from one voltage to another through magnetic flux in its core. At constant voltage and frequency, the core loss remains constant regardless of load, while copper loss increases linearly with load current. Total losses equal core loss plus copper loss multiplied by the load ratio. Maximum efficiency occurs slightly below full load. Percentage regulation measures the change in secondary voltage from no-load to full load.

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    The document summarizes a lab experiment conducted by 4 students to study the characteristics of a single phase transformer under different load conditions. The objective was to observe how the transformer's performance changes with increasing load. The theory section explains that a transformer transfers AC power from one voltage to another through magnetic flux in its core. At constant voltage and frequency, the core loss remains constant regardless of load, while copper loss increases linearly with load current. Total losses equal core loss plus copper loss multiplied by the load ratio. Maximum efficiency occurs slightly below full load. Percentage regulation measures the change in secondary voltage from no-load to full load.

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    University Of Kirkuk

    College Of Engineering

    Mechanical Department

    Electrical Machine Lab

    Single phase transformer

    Load Test

    1-Abd-Ul momen Khalid 3-Dhiyaa Ahmed

    2-Abbas Fhadhel Abbas 4-Mohammed Ali


    Objective :-
    Study the characteristics of the transformer under load
    condition

    Theory :-
    A transformer is a static opparaturs used to transformer
    A.C electrical power from one voltage to another voltage
    the flux in the transformer varies a little between no-
    load condition is enable us to regard the core loss as
    constant regard less of load , at constant voltage and
    quency.

    Is the full load copper loss this loss for any other load
    will be XP(cu) where x,s the ratio full load current.

    Ia: actual load current full load current total losses at


    any load = P(iron)+XP(cu).

    Q: is the KVA rating of the transformer =P(P.+P1+XP(cu))

    Enalue of x is generally less than units , so maximum


    efficiency occurs same what below fall percentage
    regulation of transformer as change of secondary
    voltage when full load is dra percentage regulation .

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