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- 2011/08/09 at 12:20 pm #10587
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KeymasterWhich type of transformer give highest secondary voltage?
1. D/D
2.D/S
3.S/S
4.S/D
2011/08/10 at 11:41 am #12400admin
KeymasterTransformers with delta
connected secondaries are seldom used to supply consumer's loads because there is no position for a
neutral wire, such transformers are used for high voltage transmission between substations.ans may be 1 or 22011/08/10 at 11:42 am #12401admin
KeymasterBhavik said:
Which type of transformer give highest secondary voltage?
1. D/D
2.D/S
3.S/S
4.S/D
Transformers with delta
connected secondaries are seldom used to supply consumer's loads because there is no position for a
neutral wire, such transformers are used for high voltage transmission between substations.2011/08/10 at 12:22 pm #12402Spir Georges GHALI
ParticipantBhavik said:
Which type of transformer give highest secondary voltage?
1. D/D
2.D/S
3.S/S
4.S/D
Dear ;
If you mean the Voltage value between ” 2 phases “, certainly for the same transformer with ” S : Star connection ” we will have the highest voltage value, for the following reason :
Assume that we have a transformer has on secondary side ” 3 coils ” ( as we have 3 phases ) with ” 231 V ” as the voltage output for each coil, that means we have ” 6 connection points ” that can be connected as follow :
– For ” D : Delta connection ” : we will have as output only ” 3 points ” ( only 3 phases ) where the voltage value between each 2 points is ” 231 V “.
– For ” S : Star connection ” : we will have ” 4 points as output ( 3 phases + neutral ) where we will have ” 2 values ” of voltage output that are :
– ” 231 V between each phase and the neutral
– ” 231 x √¯3 = 400 V ” between each 2 phases.
Noting that :
– For secondary : we can change the connection as we need a Neutral point or not.
– For Primary : we can't do it, because it depends on the supply voltage value.
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