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EE3010: Electrical Devices and Machines
School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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EE3010 Lecture 11
Learning Objectives
By the end of this lecture, you should be able to:
Explain how open-circuit test and short-circuit test are carried out to determine
the transformer shunt parameters Rc and Xm and the transformer series
parameters Re and Xe respectively.
Apply the shunt and series parameters obtained to develop the approximate
equivalent circuits referred to the low-voltage side and the high-voltage side.
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
• The wattmeter, the voltmeter, and the ammeter connected as shown in Fig. 37
are used to record:
The applied rated voltage (Voc) V
The power input (Poc) W
The current drawn (Ioc) A
W
A
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
Ic
• The phasor relationship between the currents Voc
Ic, Im, and Ioc is shown in Fig. 39. Clearly, ) oc
I oc2 I c2 I m2 I m I oc2 I c2
Voc
• Then, X mL
Im
• Thus, the simple data collected from the OC
test, Voc, Poc and Ioc, can be easily used to I oc
Im
calculate the shunt parameters RcL and XmL of
the transformer approximate equivalent circuit. Fig. 39. The phasor diagram.
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
W
A
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
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Transformer Testing: Determination of Parameters
• Thus, the simple set of data collected from the SC test, Vsc, Psc and Isc, can be
easily used to calculate the total effective values of the series parameters
ReH and XeH of the transformer equivalent circuit.
• It must be noted that these two tests are generally conducted on two
different sides of the transformer. Therefore, appropriate adjustments of the
parameters are required to use them in the same common circuit.
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Example 6
The following test data were collected from a 48-kVA, 4800/240-V, 50-Hz transformer:
(Solutions Æ)
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Example 6 – Solutions
OC test must be done at rated voltage.
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Example 6 – Solutions
SC test is done on the high-voltage (H) side, and
Vsc 150 V, Isc 10A, and Psc 600 W
Psc 600 Vsc 150
ReH 6 : , and Z eH 15 :
I sc2 102 I sc 10
X eH 2
Z eH ReH
2
152 62 13.75 :
4800
Now, the turns ratio of the transformer a 20
240
§1· 1
Therefore, ReH 6 : ReL ¨ 2 ¸ ReH u 6 0.015 : 15 m:
©a ¹ 202
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Example 6 – Solutions
§1· 1
X eH 13.75 : X eL ¨ 2 ¸ X eH u 13.75 0.0344 : 34.4 m:
© ¹
2
a 20
RcL 480 : RcH a 2 RcL 202 u 480 192 k:
X mL 123.94 : X mH a 2 X mL 202 u 123.94 49.58 k:
The approximate equivalent circuits can now be drawn (see Figs. 42 and 43) as follows:
15 m: j 34 m: 6: j13.75 :
Fig. 42. Referred to low-voltage side. Fig. 43. Referred to high-voltage side.
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Summary
In this lecture, you have learnt:
The transformer testing on open-circuit test and short-circuit test to determine the
transformer shunt parameters Rc and Xm and the transformer series parameters Re
and Xe .
The concepts of using the shunt and series parameters to develop the approximate
equivalent circuits referred to the low-voltage side and the high-voltage side.
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References
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References
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References
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