I have been able to find 25kv 380v/220v transformer
I wanted to double check that using and this 3ph transformer as open delta instead of
Using 2 conventional single phase transformer can make the job is done .
I don’t think I could ever find anything as clear and straightforward as this. Thank you so much, @waross — you’ve explained it in a way that perfectly aligns with my limited background on the topic.
Many thanks to everyone for the valuable information and advice shared
I just wanted to confirm that with autotransformers, I don't need to meet the full kVA of the equipment, on the rated amps times the difference in voltage.
I mean what’s the minimum suggested TR size to handle the 37kw
Thank you indeed for you engagement.
I’m afraid of that VFDs does not give a smooth sinusoidal wave but a square wave that can properly run an induction load but not electric
I decided to go with option suggested by Eng @ waross by implementing an open delta auto transformer
Hi all
We have noted a surface partial discharge on dry resin 20kv/6.6kv 1.5MVA transformer,please see pictures
The only available test for me are insulation resistance test ,high pot and ratio test by cbc100.
IR 200Mohm PI 2.5
My question are:
How serious their conditions are?can it be kept...
Thanks everyone,thanks waross.
Actually my application is to step up 380v /480v
please excuse my limited experience,
3ph 380/110 transformer is available .it not single cores.
I need to be fully aware of connection .I should be very appreciative if can be sketched for me
Thank you every one, I tried to find 380/480v step up transformer ,but it seem to be unavailable on the local markets on my region.
Can you please suggest other options please
Hi every one
A heat treatment machine (pro heat 35) works with power supply 470v/575v..please see attachment
What options I have to make this machine works on 380v power supply
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Thanks every body for your valuable instruction.
It was very helpful.
I was able successfully to get 15v with 24vdc excitation when the rotor spin for about 150rpm
I kept following your instructions and I was happy with you for lending a helping hand
We’ve just completed a bearing replacement for a 4-pole, 50 Hz, 2 MVA synchronous generator. Before full commissioning, we urgently need clarification on the following points:
Minimum Speed for Voltage Generation:
What is the minimum rotor speed at which we can expect the generator to...