4. Two 6600/250-V transformers have the following short-circuit characteristics : Applied voltage 200 V, current 30 A, power input 1,200 W for one of the transformers; the corresponding data for the other transformer being 120 V, 20 A and 1,500 W. All values are measured on the H.V. side with the L.V. terminals short circuited. Find the approximate current and the power factor of each transformer when working in parallel with each other on the high and low voltage sides and taking a total load of 150 kW at a p.f. of 0.8 lagging from the high voltage bus-bars. [I-13.8 A, cos $A=0.63; 1= 15.35 A, cos $B=0.91] (Electrical Engg-IV, Baroda Univ. 1978)

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4. Two 6600/250-V transformers have the following short-circuit characteristics : Applied voltage
200 V, current 30 A, power input 1,200 W for one of the transformers; the corresponding data for the
other transformer being 120 V, 20 A and 1,500 W. All values are measured on the H.V. side with the
L.V. terminals short circuited. Find the approximate current and the power factor of each transformer
when working in parallel with each other on the high and low voltage sides and taking a total load of
150 kW at a p.f. of 0.8 lagging from the high voltage bus-bars.
[I-13.8 A, cos $A=0.63; 1g-15.35 A, cos $B=0.91] (Electrical Engg-IV, Baroda Univ. 1978)
Transcribed Image Text:4. Two 6600/250-V transformers have the following short-circuit characteristics : Applied voltage 200 V, current 30 A, power input 1,200 W for one of the transformers; the corresponding data for the other transformer being 120 V, 20 A and 1,500 W. All values are measured on the H.V. side with the L.V. terminals short circuited. Find the approximate current and the power factor of each transformer when working in parallel with each other on the high and low voltage sides and taking a total load of 150 kW at a p.f. of 0.8 lagging from the high voltage bus-bars. [I-13.8 A, cos $A=0.63; 1g-15.35 A, cos $B=0.91] (Electrical Engg-IV, Baroda Univ. 1978)
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