Question

Determine the voltage ratings of the high-and-low voltage windings for this connection and the MVA rating of the autotransformer connection.17 pointsb. Calculate the efficiency of the transformer in this connection when it is supplying its rated load at unity power factor. 17 points

Answer 1

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Answer:

a

The High Voltage Rating for Auto - Transformer is 86kV

The Low Voltage Rating for Auto - Transformer is 78kV

The MVA rating is 268.75
`MVA`

b

The efficiency is 99.4%

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question we are given are given that

The transformer has Mega Volt Amp rating of 25MVA

The frequency is 60-Hz

Voltage rating 8.0kV : 78kV

The short circuit test gives : 453kV,321A,77.5kW

The open circuit test gives : 8.0kV, 39.6A, 86.2kW

This can be represented on a diagram shown on the second uploaded image

From this diagram we can deduce that the The High Voltage Rating for Auto - Transformer is 86kV and the Low Voltage Rating for Auto - Transformer is 78kV

Now to obtain the current flowing through the 8kV coil in the Auto-transformer we have

`(25 \ Mega \ Volt\ Ampere )/(8\ Kilo Volt)`

The volt will cancel each other

`(25*10^6)/(8*10^3) = 3125\ A`

Now to obtain the required MVA rating we would multiply the value of Power obtained during the open circuit test by the value of the current calculated.we are making use of the power obtain during open circuit testing because the transformer at this point is not under any load.

`MVA \ rating = (86*10^3)(3125) =268.75`

We need to understand that Iron losses is due to open circuit test which has power = 86.2kW

While copper loss is due to short circuit test which has power = 77.5kW

The the current flowing through the secondary coil
`I_2` as shown in the circuit diagram can be obtained as

`I_2 = (25*10^6)/(78*10^3) =320.52 A \approx 321`

Now the efficiency can be obtained as thus

`((operational \ MVA )*(Power factor \pf)))/((operational\ MVA (power factor pf) + copper loss + Iron loss))*(100)/(1)`

=99.941%