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Chapter 2Transformers

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Chapter 2 Transformers

• Types and construction of transformers• The ideal transformer• Theory of operation of real single-phase transformers• Equivalent circuit of a transformer• Transformer voltage regulation and efficiency• Transformer taps and voltage regulation• The autotransformer• Three-phase transformer• Three-phase transformers using two transformers• Instrument transformers

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Transformers

• The transformer winding connected to the power source is called the primary winding or input winding

• The winding connected to the loads is called the secondary winding or output winding

• ….tertiary winding

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Why transformers are important to modern life

• The transformer ideally changes one ac voltage level to another voltage level without affecting the actual power supplied.

• The transformer can be used in distribution system for efficiency issues.• The step-up transformer decreases the line current

and decreases the power loss on power line.• The transmission/distribution system with

transformer can keep high efficiency

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Voltage levels used in Taipower system

• Low voltage : 110V, 220V, 380V• High voltage (HV): 11.4kV, 22.8kV

(distribution system)• Extra high voltage (EHV): 69kV, 161kV

(transmission system)• Ultra high voltage (UHV): 345kV

(transmission system)

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Types and construction of transformers

• Core-form: consists a simple rectangular laminated piece of steel with the transformer winding wrapped around two sides of the rectangle

• Shell-form: consists three legs laminated core with winding wrapped around the center leg

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Core material and eddy current

• The core is constructed of thin laminations electrically isolated from each other in order to minimize the eddy currents.

• Eddy current:

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Special purpose transformers

• Unit transformer: used for voltage up from generator to transmission system.

• Substation transformer: used for voltage down from transmission to distribution

• Distribution transformer: used for voltage down from distribution to actual used levels

• Potential transformer (PT): 110V at secondary side

• Current transformer (CT): 5A at secondary side

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The ideal transformer characteristics

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The ideal transformer characteristics

• Where a=Np/Ns is the turns ratio

• Energy balance relation

• Phasor relation • The turns ratio a only effects the magnitude not the angle

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Dot convention in ideal transformer

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Power in an ideal transformer

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Power in an ideal transformer

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Impedance transformation through a transformer

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Analysis of circuits containing ideal transformers

• All the current and voltage are all referred to one side (primary side)

• Note the dot convention for current direction• Impedance transformation

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Example 2-1

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Example 2-1

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Induced voltage and flux linkage l

1. The induced voltage

2. The flux linkage

3. Simplified by average flux

4. The final induced voltage

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Voltage relation between primary and secondary derived from

Faraday’s law

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Voltage relation

1. Induced voltage on each side

2. Primary side flux

3. Secondary side flux

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Voltage relation

1. Induced voltage on primary side

2. Induced voltage on secondary side

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Induced voltage relation - Induced by mutual flux

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Terminal voltage relation - Neglecting the leakage flux

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Modeling the leakage flux by leakage inductance

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Modeling the leakage flux by leakage inductance

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Theory of operation of real single-phase transformers – secondary side

open

• Secondary side is open circuit• Input voltage and current to measure hysteresis curve• Flux is proportional to vp and magnetomotive force is proportional to ip• ip(t) = 0 for ideal transformer

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Magnetization current in real transformer

1. The magnetization current iM is used to generate mutual flux fM

2. While secondary side is opened, the current measured at primary side contains two parts and is called the excitation current iex

1. Magnetization current iM: to generate mutual flux

2. Core loss current ih+e : hysteresis and eddy currents

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Magnetization curve

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Magnetization current

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Magnetization current

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Core loss current

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Excitation current iex

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Current ratio on a transformer

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Polarity of the magnetomotive force

1. Current flows into “Dot” will produce a positive magnetomotive force

2. Current flows out “Dot” will produce a negative magnetomotive force

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The net magnetomotive force and magnetic circuit

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Ideal transformer

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The assumptions from real to ideal transformer

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The equivalent circuit of a transformer – to model the non-ideal

characteristics

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Modeling excitation current and copper loss

• The hysteresis and eddy currents is in-phase with input voltage (modeled as a shunt resistor Rc)

• The magnetization current is lagging input voltage by 90 degrees (modeled as a shunt inductor Xm)

• The copper loss can be modeled as the series resistors Rp and Rs

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The resulting equivalent circuit

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Impedance transform to primary or secondary side

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Approximate equivalent circuit

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Neglecting excitation current

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Measure the equivalent circuit parameters

• There are two types of measurements used for determination the equivalent circuit parameters

• Open circuit test – used to measure excitation branch

• Short circuit test – used to measure series branch

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Open circuit test

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Open circuit test

• Under the open circuit condition, all the input current flows through the excitation branch (Since the current is small, the test usually performs at high voltage side)

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Short circuit test

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Short circuit test

• At secondary side short circuit condition, the input voltage must be a very low value to prevent input large short circuit current (usually performs at low voltage side)

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Example 2-2

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Transformer voltage regulation and efficiency

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How to calculate the voltage regulation – transformer phasor

diagram

• Use the phasor relation to obtain the voltage regulation

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Phasor diagram - lagging

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Phasor diagram - unit

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Phasor diagram - leading

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Approximation

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Transformer efficiency

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Transformer efficiency

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Example 2-5

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Transformer taps and voltage regulation

• The taps of transformer is used to change the effective turns ratio of transformer

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TCUL and voltage regulator

1. The tape changing under load (TCUL) is a transformer with the ability to change taps while power is connected to it

2. The voltage regulator is the TCUL with voltage sensing circuitry that automatically change taps to maintain the output voltage level

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The autotransformer

• Continuously tune the output voltage magnitude• The size of auto transformer is smaller than the size of conventional transformer• Output terminal is not electrical isolation

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The step-up connection of autotransformer from conventional

transformer

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The step-down connection of autotransformer

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Voltage and current in both coils

• Coil voltage and current in Nc and Nse still follow the voltage and current relation

• The autotransformer terminal voltage and current

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Terminal voltage and current relation of autotransformer

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Terminal voltage and current relation of autotransformer

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Apparatus power rating advantage in autotransformer

• There are two types of rating– Power rating on terminals Sio– Power rating on windings Sw

• Terminals power rating Sio

• Winding power rating Sw

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Apparatus power rating advantage in autotransformer

• Relation

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Example 2-7

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Autotransformer summarize

• When two voltages are fairly close to each other

• The power advantage is very large• There is a direct physical connection between

primary and secondary sides.• The autotransformer is a convenient and

inexpensive way to tie nearly equal two voltages together

• The electrical isolation of two sides is lost

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Example 2-8

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Three-phase transformer – three single-phase transformer banks

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Three-phase transformer – one three-lags transformer banks

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Three types of terminal connection

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Wye-wye connection

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Wye-wye connection

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Wye-wye connection

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Wye-wye connection

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Solving the unbalance and 3rd harmonic problems in wye-wye

connection

1. Solid ground the neutral of transformers: solve the unbalance problem and support a return path to the 3rd harmonic component.

2. Add a D-connected third winding: Since 3rd harmonic components are in-phase in each branch of D-connection, 3rd harmonic components will be limited in D-connection as the circulating current.

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Wye-delta connection

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Wye-delta connection

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Wye-delta connection summarize

1. No 3rd harmonic component problem:

2. There are phase difference between each sides

3. In United state, the secondary voltage will lag the primary voltage 30 degrees

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Phase analysis

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Delta-wye connection

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Delta-wye connection

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Phase analysis

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Delta-wye connection

• Common connection:– Used on three-wire (delta) to four wire (wye)– Used to isolate ground on wye side from source

ground on delta side

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Delta-wye or wye-delta

• Common for wye-delta step-up transformer banks in generating plants

• Common for delta-wye step-down banks in substation

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Delta-delta connection

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Delta-delta connection

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Three-phase transformation using two transformers

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V-V connection

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Power rating of D-D connection

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Power rating of V-V connection

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Comparison of power rating

1. The power rating comparison

2. Where is the power rating ?• The existing reactive power will consume the

power rating

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Open Y-open D connection

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Scott-T connection – railroad applications

1. While in railroad applications, there always need two-phase power system for supporting northbound and southbound rails respectively.

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T-T three phase connection

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T-T three phase connection

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Transformer rating and relative problems

1. Voltage rating• Prevent the over-voltage insulation problem• Prevent the saturation of magnetization curve

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Frequency limitation

• If a 60Hz transformer operates on 50Hz, its applied voltage must be reduced by one-sixth

• If a 50Hz transformer operates on 60Hz, its applied voltage may rise 20 percents.

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Inrush current problem

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Instrument transformer

• Potential transformer (PT)

• Current transformer (CT)

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Recap

1. You must know the magnetization current, core loss current and excitation current

2. You must know the equivalent circuit of real transformer

3. Voltage regulation and efficiency of transformer

4. The differences between four types connection of three-phase transformer

5. V-V connection, Scott T connection