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Three Phase Transformer Bank Connection and Calculations - Prof. Carl J. Spezia, Assignments of Engineering

A homework problem for et 332b students, focusing on the connection and calculations of a three phase transformer bank. The problem involves connecting three single phase transformers to form a bank supplying a combined single and three phase load of 225 kva, with a primary side connected to a 12.47 kv system and a secondary side grounded wye connected. The secondary voltage levels are to be 2771480 v, and each winding in the secondary is rated at 277 y. The homework includes drawing the necessary connections for a 12.47 kv delta / 2771480 v grounded wye secondary connection with 30° phase shift, determining the turns ratio of each single phase transformer, and calculating the power rating of each transformer.

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Download Three Phase Transformer Bank Connection and Calculations - Prof. Carl J. Spezia and more Assignments Engineering in PDF only on Docsity! ET 332b Three Phase Transformer Connection Homework Three single phase transformer are to be connected to form a three phase bank. The bank will supply a combined single and three phase load of 225 kVA. (Assume that the single phase load is equally divide between all phases) The primary side connects to a 12.47 kV system and the secondary side is grounded wye connected. The secondary voltage fevels are to be 2771480 V. Each winding in the secondary is rated at277 Y. 1.) Draw the necessary connections in the figure to achieve a 12.47 kV delta / 2771480 V grounded v,rye secondary connection with 30o phase shift across the bank. Use T1 for phase A,T2 for phase B, and T3 for Phase C. 2.) What is the turns ratio of each of the single phase transformers in the bank? 3.) What should the power rating of each of the three transformers be to handle the anticipated bank load? 124/ kV r le i tc, l \ l . l.-,o'. ^- r-.J . [ l-r- l i . [ur-^,l T1 o Tlr a r-) lr a r l TA |,:r=j r.r ] r;n-l r ['J [u-] lJ Spring 2002 ?77 / 480 V Wye Gr-ouncJecl 3phfrtw'ups
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