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How tf you writing
Ответитьis there a considerable current flowing through the primary while secondary is open?
ОтветитьThanks, clear and concise, just what I wanted.
Ответитьthis is awesome
ОтветитьGreat Man U are
So thanks from Algeria
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ОтветитьIn the simple explanation given ; core losses are measured by current and voltage BUT total current is includes the lossless current of te primary inducrance ...perhaps in more deailed accounts this error will be corrected.
ОтветитьSorry, lost concentration the second you started writing. Am i missing something or are you legendary at writing mirrored perfectly?
ОтветитьHi, do you know if you are able to conduct the open circuit test onto a current transformer? I have seen a lot of warnings about open-circuiting the secondary winding of a current transformer. However, if you are not able to open circuit the secondary windings of a CT, then how would you calculate/measure the transformer core losses/equivalent parameters?
ОтветитьU are amazing... thanks for these videos
ОтветитьHi Sir. Can you show us what is corner grounded 3phase system?
ОтветитьHoly crap, why havent I been watching your videos?
Ответитьfirst off did this dude just write backwards or am i retarded?
Ответитьduh, how does he write backwards?
ОтветитьHow the applied voltage will affect the core loss? For example, if applied voltage is 240V, watt meter read P=100W. When applied voltage change to 2400V, Core loss change to 1000W?
Ответитьgreat video ....ty i have a test tomorrow and it helped a lotttttt
ОтветитьIt definitely helped, from a simulation perspective (software) I can energize either the LV or HV winding to measure the core loss correct? The reason I am asking this question is because in the EMTP-RV software the Magnetization Branch is located in Winding 1, so would that suggest that the excitation needs to be applied on Winding 1?
ОтветитьLOL - you don't need to go through all that - just use an ohmmeter. if it's open it will measure high resistance. prove me wrong.
ОтветитьGreat quality video sir! 👍👍 keep it up. your videos will reach the world soon!
ОтветитьWhat would cause a voltage increase on a primary? We are having our 25k transformers 37.5k surge arrestor firing constantly. Spikes of 50kV and 500+amps
Ответитьthank you brother-man
ОтветитьAwesome
Ответитьmaybe a low pass filter will help with the squeaky noise
ОтветитьKeep uploading you are the best
Ответитьyou sir all an all star!!
ОтветитьYou're good mannn!!
ОтветитьAwesome videos. Very helpful!
Have you uploaded a video on short circuit test for transformers? I can not seem to find one.
How did you make this video ??
With any software or it's skill ??