Answer Posted / vijay balu raskar
AC able to generate varying flux because of variation property.
DC unable to generate flux because of constant property.
generated Flux have to travel from primary core to secondary core which is not possible in the DC mode.
Due to this reason, DC are not used in the transformer.
But, if we use it then transformer will burn as per rating of DC voltage.
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