a)
Neglecting
the exciting admittance, determine the equivalent series impedance referred to
the high-voltage side.
In
this part, we have to find the equivalent series impedance and this can be find
with the help of short circuit test. For this the equivalent circuit will be
like this
a)
Determine
the pp. values of the series impedance and exciting admittance by using 50-kVA
and 2400 V as base values. Draw the equivalent p.u. circuit.
All values has been found in the
above section now according to that the equivalent T circuit will be like that
The
figure below belongs to a three-phase two-winding transformer rated at 500kVA,
4160-Δ/480-Y V with a percentage impedance (% IZ) of 5.62%. The percentage
impedance is the percentage of primary voltage that results in full load
secondary winding current with the secondary winding terminals short-circuited.