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shagungarg
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transformer winding

06/15/2011 7:16 AM

for a generator transformer what type of HV & LV winding is better, disc or layer type, n why????

or usually HV-disc & LV- layer, but i dont know why? If we take both as disc type then what can b the advantages???

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dcpppf
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Re: transformer winding

06/15/2011 8:09 AM

I can't speak from any sort of experience but I did find a helpful .pdf on "Transformer Winding Design". It doesn't seem to directly answer your question, but it definitely taught me a few things.

"Rectangular core and coils and layer windings offer the advantage of lower costs for manufacturing compared to power class circular core and coils with disc and helical windings."

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