Transformer open and short circuit test

Open and short circuit test of transformer

1. Open Circuit (No Load) and
Short Circuit Test
by:
Dr Sunil Singh
Associate Professor, EED
GB Pant University of Ag & Tech Pantnagar
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2. Open circuit (no load) and Short circuit test
Why ?
To calculate equivalent circuit parameters (R
e, X
e, and R
c, X
m).
To measure core loss at rated voltage and copper loss at full load.
To calculate efficiency.
To calculate voltage regulation.
To calculate the turns ratio
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3. Open Circuit or no load Test
Procedure
A, V, W is connected on
LV side : why ?
HV side is left open or Connect a voltmeter
Apply the rated voltage on primary (LV) side
Take the reading of voltmeter, ammeter and
wattmeter.
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4. Calculation of shunt branch parameters
Let at rated voltage the reading of
Voltmeter V
0(rated voltage)
Wattmeter P
0(core loss at rated voltage)
Ammeter I
0(no load or exciting current,
3 to 5%)
P
0=V
0I
0cosϕ
0
cosϕ
0=V
0I
0/P
0
I
c= I
0cosϕ
0
I
m= I
0sin ϕ
0
R
c=V
0/I
c
X
m=V
0/I
m
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5. Short Circuit Test
Procedure
Connect A, V, and W on
HV side : why ?
Short circuit the LV side
Adjust the voltage till full load primary current
flows. (KVA/ HV rated voltage)
Take the reading of voltmeter, ammeter and
wattmeter.
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6. Calculation of series branch parameters
Let the reading of A,V, and W at full load
current
Voltmeter, V
sc( 5 to 12 % voltage)
Wattmeter, P
sc(Full load Copper loss)
Ammeter, I
sc(full load current)
Z
eH= V
sc/I
sc
r
eH= P
sc/ I
sc
2
??????
????????????=(??????????????????
2
−r
eH
2
)
X
1= X
2= ½ X
eH
r
1 = r
2=½ r
eH
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