Transformer Secondary maximum current (max. load)
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Answer / p.senthil kumar
Transformer secondary Max.current depends on it's KVA
rating only.
1 K.V.A = 1.34 Amps.
accroding to this we can calculate the full load current of
the transformer.
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secondary full load current
if secondary is star/delta connection
X: 118.09A Y: 118.09A Z: 118.09A
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Answer / me
we have a 3 phase transformer rated as:
45 KVA 60 Hz
Primary volt: 480v
Secondary volt; 120 v single phase, 220 v (L-L)
How can I calculate the Secondary maximum current (max.
load)
I have measured the Secondary current with clamp ammeter as
follow;
X: 72.6 A; Y: 64.6A; Z: 68.1A
Regards
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