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Transformer and DC Machine Tutorial

This document contains 4 questions regarding calculations for transformers. Question 1 involves determining no-load parameters like power factor and currents. Question 2 involves calculating equivalent resistances between windings. Question 3 involves calculations like power losses when referred to different windings and determining voltage and power inputs. Question 4 involves calculating secondary voltages for different load conditions.

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Transformer and DC Machine Tutorial

This document contains 4 questions regarding calculations for transformers. Question 1 involves determining no-load parameters like power factor and currents. Question 2 involves calculating equivalent resistances between windings. Question 3 involves calculations like power losses when referred to different windings and determining voltage and power inputs. Question 4 involves calculating secondary voltages for different load conditions.

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THAPAR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY PATIALA

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENATION


ENGINEERING
UEE301 Direct Current Machines and Transformers
TUTORIAL-1
Course Instructors: Dr. Nitin Narang, Dr. Prasenjit Basak

Q1. A transformer on no-load has a core-loss of 50 W, draws a current of 2 A (rms)


and has an induced emf of 230 V (rms). Determine the no-load power factor, core-
loss current and magnetizing current. Also calculate the no-load circuit parameters of
the transformer. Neglect winding resistance and leakage flux.
[Answer: 0.108 lagging, 0.216 A, 1.988A, 0.945e-3 Ʊ, 8.64e-3 Ʊ]
Q2. A single phase transformer has 180 and 90 turns respectively in secondary and
primary winding. The respective resistances are 0.233 Ω and 0.067 Ω. Calculate
equivalent resistance of:
(a) Primary in terms of secondary winding
(b) Secondary in terms of primary winding
(c) Total resistance of transformer in terms of primary
[Answers: (a) 0.268 Ω (b) 0.058 Ω (c) 0.125 Ω]
Q3. A 33kVA, 2200/220 V, 50Hz single phase transformer has the following
parameters:
Primary winding (h.v. side): resistance r1 = 2.4 Ω; leakage reactance x1 = 6.00 Ω.
Secondary winding (l.v. side): resistance r2 = 0.03 Ω; leakage reactance x1 = 0.07 Ω.
(a) Find primary resistance and leakage reactance referred to secondary.
(b) Find the secondary resistance and leakage reactance referred to primary.
(c) Find the equivalent resistance and leakage reactance referred to (i) primary
and (ii) secondary
(d) Calculate the total ohmic loss at full load.
(e) Calculate the voltage to be applied to the h.v. side, in order to obtain a short
circuit current of 160 A in the l.v. winding. Under these conditions, find the
power input also.
[Answers: (a) r1’ = 0.024 Ω, x1’ = 0.06 Ω (b) r2’ = 3.00 Ω, x2’ = 7.00 Ω (c)
re1+jxe1 = (5.4+j13) Ω, re2+jxe2 = (0.054+j0.13) Ω (d) 1216 watts (e) 225.28 V,
1382.4 watts]
Q4. A 10kVA, 2500/250 V, single phase transformer has the resistance and
leakage reactance as follows:
r1=4.8 Ω, r2= 0.048 Ω x1=11.2 Ω x2=0.112 Ω
Subscripts 1 and 2 denote high voltage and low voltage windings respectively.
With primary supply voltage held constant at 2500 V, calculate the secondary
terminal voltage, when
(a) The l.v. winding is connected to a load impedance of 5+j3.5Ω
(b) The transformer delivers its rated current at 0.8p.f. lagging on the l.v. side.
[Answers: (a) 242 V (b) 241.55 V]

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