can a 50 Hz transformer work satisfactorily if placed under 60
Hz,what are the prices and losses that will arise
Answer Posted / navaneetha
well flux will depend on ratio of voltage and frequency ..
so as the frequency will increase flux will decrease .. so
the magnetising current required will be more.. so there
may be decrease in power factor and also losses will be
more.
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