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    JB - Gupta Objective - by EasyEngineering - Net-171-190-13

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about power transformers. Question 209 asks about calculating the leakage reactance of a transformer referred to the secondary side. Question 210 asks about calculating the reactance of a transformer referred to the delta-connected side. Question 211 asks about how the losses of a transformer change when the speed of an alternator supplying it is reduced.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about power transformers. Question 209 asks about calculating the leakage reactance of a transformer referred to the secondary side. Question 210 asks about calculating the reactance of a transformer referred to the delta-connected side. Question 211 asks about how the losses of a transformer change when the speed of an alternator supplying it is reduced.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions about power transformers. Question 209 asks about calculating the leakage reactance of a transformer referred to the secondary side. Question 210 asks about calculating the reactance of a transformer referred to the delta-connected side. Question 211 asks about how the losses of a transformer change when the speed of an alternator supplying it is reduced.

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    (a) (3 +j0) A (b) (0.866 -j0.

    5)
    (c) (0.866 +10.5) S2 (d) (1 +10)12
    209.If a 250 MVA, 11/400 kV three-phase power transformer has leakage reactance of 0.05 per unit on the base of 250 MVA and the
    primary voltage of 11 kV, then the actual leakage reactance of the transformer referred to the secondary side 014430 kV is
    (a) 0.8 11 (b) 0.0032 S2
    (c) 0.03125 Q (d) 32.0 K2

    210. A 3-phase transformer has rating of 20 MVA, 220 kV (star) -33 kV (delta) with leakage reactance of 12%. The transformer
    reactance (in ohms) referred to each phase of the /v delta connected side is
    (a) 23.5 (b) 19.6 (c) 18.5 (d ) 8.7

    211. A 3-phase alternator is connected to a Dd transformer. The hysteresis and eddy current
    W and 400 W. If the speed of the alternator is reduced by 10%, then the hysteresis and eddy current losses of the transformer will be
    respectively
    (a) 228 W and 262.44 W. (b) 270 W and 324 W.
    206. The resistance and reactance of a 100 kVA, 11,000/400 V, 4-Y (c) 243 W and 360 W. (d) 270 W and 400 W.
    distribution transformer are 0.02 and 0.07 pu respectively. The
    phase impedance of the transformer referred to the primary is 212. The percentage resistance and percentage reactance of a 10
    k
    VA, 400 V/200 V, 3-phase transformer are 2% and 10%
    213. A 3-phase delta-star transformer is supplied at 6,000 V on the delta-
    respectively. If the constant losses in the machine are 1%, the
    connected side. The terminal voltage on the secondary side when supplying
    maximum possible percentage efficiency of the transformer is
    full-load at 0.8 lagging power factor is 415 V. The equivalent resistance
    and reactance drops for the transformer are 1% and 5% respectively. The turns ratio of the transformer is ( a ) 1 4 ( b ) 2 4 ( c )
    4 2 ( d ) 2 0
    (a) (0.02 + j 0.07) SI (b) (0.55 + j 1.925)12
    (c) (15.125 + j52.94) S2 (d) (72.6 +1 254.1) 12 214. The windings of a Q kVA, T
    v
    volts, three phase Dd core type
    transformer are reconnected to Work as a single phase transformer.
    The power rating and the maximum voltage ratio of the new
    configuration will be respectively
    (a) Q
    - kVA and V 3V volts.(b) 3 Q kVA

    and volts.
    , 3V,
    V 2V,
    (c) 2Q kVA and volts. (d) -2 2V
    Q kVA, --+ volts
    ./3 V, 3 ,

    215. In a properly connected Y-4 transfonner, a voltmeter connected in


    the secondary (opening a node of delta), the voltmeter will read
    (a) zero voltage. (3) line voltage of supply.
    (c) phase voltage in the secondary.
    (d) n on e of t h e ab ov e. •
    216. Which of the following 3-phase connections of a transformer
    causes interference to the nearby communication systems ?
    (a) Delta-star. (13) Star-delta.
    (c) Star-star. (d) Delta-delta.
    217. Three single phase transformers, each of 100 kVA rating, are
    connected in a closed delta arrangement. If one of them is taken
    out, it would be possible to load the bank in such a manner that
    each one is loaded to the extent of

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