two transformer using the same core
two transformer using the same core
(OP)
Hi all,
In our mill there's 2 transformer in the same tank for electrolysis thyristor rectifier (12 pulses) that uses the same 3 legged core.
Does anyone know any advantage/disadvantage about this design (apart from the cost-saving benefit)?
Any info/paper?
thanks!!
In our mill there's 2 transformer in the same tank for electrolysis thyristor rectifier (12 pulses) that uses the same 3 legged core.
Does anyone know any advantage/disadvantage about this design (apart from the cost-saving benefit)?
Any info/paper?
thanks!!






RE: two transformer using the same core
You understand this aspect correct?
Otherwise your question is not clear enough to me, perhaps others?
Keith Cress
kcress - http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: two transformer using the same core
My question is regarding the transformer's design, I mean, two different transformers, with their coils using the same core, one winding group (HV and LV) above the other, in the same leg, per phase. 3 leg core.
sory about my english!
thanks!!
RE: two transformer using the same core
RE: two transformer using the same core
RE: two transformer using the same core
Normally, on a twelve-pulse drive, this is a three-winding transformer with one secondary wound delta and the other wound wye.
RE: two transformer using the same core
Connection is Yd11-Dd0
RE: two transformer using the same core
RE: two transformer using the same core
Bill
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