Auto Transformer in Electrical Systems

Auto Transformer in Electrical Systems
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Auto transformer is a unique type of transformer with a single winding that offers various applications in electrical systems. Unlike traditional transformers, auto transformers do not provide electrical isolation between their primary and secondary sides. They operate similarly to two-winding transformers but with distinct characteristics. Auto transformers can be converted from two-winding transformers by adjusting the polarity. They are useful for applications such as voltage regulation, power transfer, and motor starting. Losses in transformers involve copper losses, core losses (including eddy current and hysteresis losses), and methods for minimizing these losses. Efficiency and load at the maximum efficiency point are crucial aspects of transformer performance. Learn about parallel operation and the necessity of paralleling transformers for transferring large amounts of power efficiently across different locations.

  • Auto Transformer
  • Electrical Systems
  • Power Transfer
  • Voltage Regulation
  • Efficiency

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  1. Auto Transformer

  2. It is a transformer with one winding only, part of this being common to both Obviously, in this transformer secondary are not electrically isolated from each other as is the case with a 2-winding transformer. But its theory and operation are similar to those of a two- winding transformer. primary and secondary. primary the and

  3. Two winding transformer can be converted into auto transformer Additive polarity

  4. Subtractive polarity auto-transformers are used when K is nearly equal to unity

  5. Application As a Variac in Lab/voltage stabilizer or for small work Power transfer through interconnection where two sides voltage level near to same . In Bangladesh ( 132/230kV or 230/132kV) As auto-starter transformers to give up to 50 to 60 % of full voltage to an induction motor during starting.

  6. Losses in transformer 1. CU loss ( loss in the coils) I2R 2. Core loss or iron loss Core loss: a. Eddy current loss b. Hysteresis loss

  7. Hysteresis loss

  8. Loss minimization Laminated core Silicon steel

  9. Efficiency

  10. Load at maximum efficiency point

  11. Mathematics From Text Book

  12. Parallel operation

  13. Necessity of parallel operation In some cases very big amount of power( hundreds of MW) can be transferred from one place to another through paralleling the transformer, because big size transformer may not be available.

  14. Condition of parallel operation

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