The efficiency of a 20 kVA 15.4/0.4 kV three-phase power transformer is 76.4% for a unit power factor load at rated power. of the transformer relative short-circuit voltage %Uk = 30.0 and relative no-load current %I0 = 30. Since the transformer is delta-star connected; Question 1. Draw the primary reduced equivalent circuit. Question 2. What is the measured power value in the short circuit test of this transformer? Question 3. What is the value of iron losses of this transformer? Note 1. In 3-phase electrical machines, the current-voltage information given on the label are always line values. Phase value must also be specified when given. Therefore, all current-voltage information given in the question are line values. Note 2. Power transformers operate at maximum efficiency at rated power, maximum efficiency requirement is iron losses and copper losses are equal.

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The efficiency of a 20 kVA 15.4/0.4 kV three-phase power transformer is 76.4% for a unit power factor load at rated power. of the transformer relative short-circuit voltage %Uk = 30.0 and relative no-load current %I0 = 30. Since the transformer is delta-star connected;

Question 1. Draw the primary reduced equivalent circuit.

Question 2. What is the measured power value in the short circuit test of this transformer?

Question 3. What is the value of iron losses of this transformer?

Note 1. In 3-phase electrical machines, the current-voltage information given on the label are always line values. Phase value must also be specified when given. Therefore, all current-voltage information given in the question are line values.

Note 2. Power transformers operate at maximum efficiency at rated power, maximum efficiency requirement is iron losses and copper losses are equal.

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