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[Transformer] Turn ratio experiment

The "Turn Ratio" test on a transformer is performed to compare the data with the manufacturer's specifications to evaluate possible damage in the magnetic circuit or winding. At the same time, this experiment is also a condition for the transformers to operate simultaneously. The implementation method includes using two Voltmeters to compare the AC voltage value to the high coil, then calculating the variable ratio. The experiment is performed on all voltage levels and the ratio bridge method is applied to evaluate the ratio error on all phases...

[Transformer] Turn ratio experiment

 Purpose

·        Compare with NSX data to evaluate possible damage in the magnetic circuit or coil.

·        Is a condition for transformers to operate in parallel.

Method

·         Two Voltmeter method

 1-phase MBA : Apply 1-phase AC voltage to the high coil, measure the value on two Voltmeters simultaneously, the variable ratio is calculated by: k = U AX /U ax . Perform on all voltage levels

a

+  3-phase MBA : Apply 1-phase AC voltage to the high coil, measure values ​​on two Voltmeters simultaneously. With the following other wiring groups, there are different connection methods and conversion factors.

For example: With the triangle - star - 5 (Dy5) wiring group, the experiment is as follows:

Phase A: The high side connects A – (B + C) (B is short-circuited with C), the low side connects ab, the ratio is calculated as follows: k = U A-(B+C) /2U a-b

For other wiring groups specified in the following table (refer to the OMICRON CPC 100 device user manual):

 first

 2

 3

 4

5

6

 7

8

 9

 ten

 11

 twelfth

 13

 

·         Ratio demand method:

The bridge circuit is as follows:

b

When the DET needle is balanced, the MBA ratio will be equal to R/R 1

Evaluate

The ratio error does not deviate more than 0.5% from the machine mark on all phases