Electrical Transformers and Rotating Machines
Electrical Transformers and Rotating Machines
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781305494817
Author: Stephen L. Herman
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 4, Problem 8P
To determine

The missing values.

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The given values are shown in below table:

PrimarySecondary 1Secondary 2Secondary 3
EP277ES1480ES1208ES1120
IP IS1 IS1 IS1 
NP350NS1 NS1 NS1 
  Turns Ratio 1 Turns Ratio 2 Turns Ratio 3 
  R1200ΩR260ΩR324Ω

Primary – Secondary 1:

Calculate the turns ratio 1(NP/NS1).

  NPNS1=EPES1=277480=11.7328

The turns ratio 1(NP:NS1) is 1:1.7328.

Calculate the current in secondary winding 1(IS1).

  IS1=ES1R1=480200Ω=2.4

Calculate the no. of turns in secondary winding 1.

  NPNS1=11.7328NS1=1.7328×NP=1.7328×350=606.48606

Calculate the current in primary winding due to secondary winding 1(IP(S1)).

  IP(S1)IS1=NS1NPIP(S1)=NS1NP×IS1=1.73281×2.4=4.1587

Primary – Secondary 2:

Calculate the turns ratio 2(NP/NS2).

  NPNS2=EPES2=277208=1.33171

The turns ratio 1(NP:NS1) is 1.3317:1.

Calculate the current in secondary winding 2(IS2).

  IS2=ES2R2=20860Ω=3.4667

Calculate the no. of turns in secondary winding 2.

  NPNS2=1.33171NS2=11.3317×NP=11.3317×350=262.8219263

Calculate the current in primary winding due to secondary winding 2(IP(S2)).

  IP(S2)IS2=NS2NPIP(S2)=NS2NP×IS2=11.3317×3.4667=2.6032

Primary – Secondary 3:

Calculate the turns ratio 3(NP/NS3).

  NPNS3=EPES3=277120=2.30831

The turns ratio 1(NP:NS1) is 2.3083:1.

Calculate the current in secondary winding 3(IS3).

  IS3=ES3R3=12024Ω=5

Calculate the no. of turns in secondary winding 3.

  NPNS3=2.30831NS3=12.3083×350=12.3083×350=151.6267152

Calculate the current in primary winding due to secondary winding 3(IP(S3)).

  IP(S3)IS3=NS3NPIP(S3)=NS3NP×IS3=12.3083×5=2.166

Calculate the total current in primary winding (IP).

  IP=IP(S1)+IP(S2)+IP(S3)=4.1587+2.6032+2.166=8.92798.93

Thus, the all missing values are calculated and shown in below table:

PrimarySecondary 1Secondary 2Secondary 3
EP277ES1480ES2208ES3120
IP8.93IS12.4IS23.4667IS35
NP350NS1606NS2263NS3152
  Turns Ratio 11:1.7328Turns Ratio 21.3317:1Turns Ratio 32.3083:1
  R1200ΩR260ΩR324Ω

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