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1. Load Calculation of Transformers
The load calculation of transformers needs to consider multiple factors, including the rated capacity of the transformer, load type, usage time, ambient temperature, etc. The specific calculation method is as follows: Determine the rated capacity of the transformer: The rated capacity of the transformer refers to its maximum capacity, usually expressed in kilowatts or kilovolt amperes. Select the appropriate rated capacity of the transformer based on the load type and usage scenario. Determine load type: Load types include pure resistive loads, pure inductive loads, pure capacitive loads, and hybrid loads. Different types of loads have different impacts on the load of transformers. Calculate load power: Based on the actual load situation, calculate the load power, which is the product of load current and load voltage. Usually, instruments or calculation formulas are used for calculation. Consider usage time: The load of the transformer also needs to consider usage time, that is, the duration of the load. Determine the duration of the load based on actual usage to calculate the average load of the transformer. Consider environmental temperature: The load of the transformer on the delta mountain also needs to take into account the influence of environmental temperature. In high temperature environments, the load capacity of transformers will decrease, so it is necessary to make correction calculations based on the ambient temperature. In addition to the above factors, the load calculation of transformers also needs to pay attention to the following points: for situations where reactive power needs to be compensated, the impact of reactive power compensation devices should be c
2. What is the formula for calculating the current carrying capacity of a transformer?
It seems that transformers do not have a current carrying capacity, should they have a rated current?? Rated current=rated capacity/(√ 3 * rated voltage). For example, if the key of an 800kva transformer is touched, the rated current on the 10/0.4kv 10kv side is 800/(1.732 * 10)=46.2A0.4kv side hand lit copper rated current is 800/(1.732 * 0.4)=1154.7A