Ideal Transformer on Load: In order to visualize the effect of flow of secondary current in a transformer, certain idealizing assumptions will be made which are close approximations for a…
Phasor Diagram of Transformer on No Load: Figure 3.5 shows the schematic diagram of a Phasor Diagram of Transformer on No Load with Two Winding, i.e. the secondary terminals are…
Forced Cooling in Transformer: Forced Cooling in Transformer - For transformer sizes beyond 5 MVA additional cooling would be needed which is achieved by supplementing the tank surface by a…
Transformer Cooling System: Transformer Cooling System (Large Units) - Basically, there are two seats of losses in a transformer namely: Core, where eddy current and hysteresis losses occur (caused by…
Construction of Transformer and types of transformer: Construction of Transformer is intimately related to the purpose for which these are to be used; winding voltage, current rating and operating frequencies.…
How does a Transformer Work and Purpose of Transformer: How does a Transformer Work - A Transformer Circuit is a static device comprising coils coupled through a magnetic medium connecting…
Application of Permanent Magnet Motor: Application of Permanent Magnet Motor are given in Table 2.1. These properties are: residual flux density Br, coercive magnetizing force Hc maximum energy stored (BH)max…
Magnetic Circuit Calculations: Normally magnetic circuit calculations involve two types of problems. In the first type of problem it is required to determine the excitation (mmf) needed to establish a…