A 50 kVA, 4400 / 220 V transformer has R, = 3.45 N, R, = 0.009 N.The values of %3D %3D reactions are X, = 5.2 0 and X, = 0.0150.Calculate for the transformer, %3D (i) Equivalent resistance reffered to primary and secondary (ii) Equivalent reactance reffered to primary and secondary (iii) Total copper loss.

A 50 kVA, 4400 / 220 V transformer has R, = 3.45 N, R, = 0.009 N.The values of %3D %3D reactions are X, = 5.2 0 and X, = 0.0150.Calculate for the transformer, %3D (i) Equivalent resistance reffered to primary and secondary (ii) Equivalent reactance reffered to primary and secondary (iii) Total copper loss.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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