• Let us now consider the case of two transformers connected in parallel having equal voltage ratios. The two transformers are having no load secondary voltage same.
Parallel
Operation of Transformers with Equal Voltage Ratios
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Let us now consider the case of two transformers connected in parallel having
equal voltage ratios. The two transformers are having no load secondary voltage
same. i.e. E1 = E2 = E. These voltages are in phase with
each other. This is possible if the magnetizing currents of the two
transformers are not much different. With this case the primaries and
secondaries of the two transformers can be connected in parallel and no current
will circulate under no load condition. This is represented in the Fig. 6.25.2.
• If we neglect magnetizing components, the two transformers are represented as shown in the Fig. 6.25.2. The phasor diagram under this case is shown in the Fig. 6.25.3.
The two impedances Z1 and Z2 are in
parallel. The values of Z1 and Z2 are with respect to
secondary.
Z1 and Z2 are in parallel therefore the equivalent impedance is given by,
Multiplying
both terms of above equation by voltage V2,
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But V2 I × 10-3 is Q i.e. the combined load in KVA From
this kVA carried by each transformer is calculated as,
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The above expressions are useful in determining the values of QA and
QB in magnitude and in phase.
Key Point:
The equation contains impedance ratio hence ohmic values of resistances and
reactances are not required.
The
two transformers work at different power factors. One operates at high p.f.
while the other at low p.f. If the impedances Z1 and Z2
are equal both in magnitude and quality i.e (X1 / R1= X2 / R2 )transformers
operate at the same p.f. which is the p.f. of the load.
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This can be solved graphically also. First we have to draw currents I1
and I2 with angular difference of (ϕ1- ϕ2)
and magnitude inversely proportional to the respective impedances with some
suitable scale. The phase sum of I1 and I2 gives total
current I. From loading condition the phase angle and magnitude of I can be
obtained which can give the values of currents I1 and I2
can be determined.
Review Question
1. Deduce the
expressions for the load shared by the two transformers with equal voltage
ratios.
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