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Power Transformer Stability Test

09/14/2008 12:39 PM

How to do 33/11kv power Transformer stability test by 433v generator set.Please explain with drawing ,capacity of generator and high much current will flow in primery and seconday if transformer impedance is 10%.

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Re: power transformer stability test

09/14/2008 11:23 PM

Hello sundararajan27

Is this a Class or Homework Question?

Kind Regards....

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Re: power transformer stability test

09/15/2008 7:40 AM

Dear Sir,

At Present i am handling one project in Qatar,i have completed all the test related to Transformer except above test.So, i need your help to carry out above test.

Best Regards

G.Sundararajan

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Re: power transformer stability test

09/26/2009 1:21 PM

The System details are:
Transformer - 34.5kV/.480kV,Delta-Star,3Ph,60Hz
The Transformer Secondary Neutral point is connected to Earth through a High Resistance Ground Unit.
A typical Transformer Differential protection scheme is applied.

For testing the diffrential scheme-we apply a reduced voltage of 480V on the Transformer Primary.
The Secondary bus is shorted. A current equivalent to the rated primary current is forced to flow through the transformer primary winding.

At this condition we measure the Secondary current.
However we noted that the measured Secondary current is much less than the rated Secondary current.
Does this mean that the % Transformer Impedance is not correct
Z=6.75% in this case.
Or is it that the % Transformer impedance is applicable to its rated primary Voltage and will vary based on the applied Primary voltage.

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Re: power transformer stability test

11/14/2010 10:38 PM

good answer...but the sentence is ewact copy from some other site :P

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