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Spir Georges GHALI.
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- 2010/12/22 at 7:06 pm #10320
abrahan
ParticipantThere is a transformer which has primary is Delta and Secondary also Delta. this transformer is used for light & other single phase & 3 phase supply.
415 Delta/ 435 / 240 Delta
my question is
How we can use this transformer single phase purpuse ( where is the Neutral in Delta system)
2010/12/28 at 1:15 pm #11706tanmoy
Participantabrahan said:
There is a transformer which has primary is Delta and Secondary also Delta. this transformer is used for light & other single phase & 3 phase supply.
415 Delta/ 435 / 240 Delta
my question is
How we can use this transformer single phase purpuse ( where is the Neutral in Delta system)
by using V-V connection. taking out 1 limb of both the d-d connection.
2011/06/28 at 12:16 pm #12227Spir Georges GHALI
Participantabrahan said:
There is a transformer which has primary is Delta and Secondary also Delta. this transformer is used for light & other single phase & 3 phase supply.
415 Delta/ 435 / 240 Delta
my question is
How we can use this transformer single phase purpuse ( where is the Neutral in Delta system)
Dear Mr. Abraham ;
In some case, we use a transformer ” Dd… ” where we haven't a neutral in secondary, but in this case we should select the output voltage of secondary accordingly to the supply voltage of the loads that will be electrified by this transformer. Asume that all loads are ” single phase – 230V “, so, the secondary output voltage should be ” 230V ” between ” 2 phases ” and each load should be connected to ” 2 phases “.
For exp. we use the ” Dd… transformers ” in ” LV/LV ” when we change the earthing system from ” … ” to ” IT without neutral “, because with this kind of transformer we decrease the number of earth fault that can happen, but we should be carful of the loads' supply voltage.
Regards.
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