why we do occ & scc test in transformer ?how we can do it ?

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why we do occ & scc test in transformer ?how we can do it ?..

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sc for copper loss
oc for iron loss

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why we do occ & scc test in transformer ?how we can do it ?..

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occ test is perfomed to find no load loss of transformer.
scc test is perfomed to find full load loss of transformer.
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