Transformer Design Training

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Transformer Design Training Presented By Md. Farhadul Haque Rumman Deputy Manager Amlpe Lab

Transformer A transformer is a static machine used for transforming power from one circuit to another without changing frequency. This is a very basic definition of transformer. Since there is no rotating or moving part so transformer is a static device. Transformer operates on ac supply. Transformer works on the principle of mutual induction.

Types of Transformer 1. Step Up Transformer 2. Step DownTransformer 3. Auto Transformer

Design Parameters For designing a transformer, we need: 1. Power rating 2. Voltage levels (primary and secondary) 3. Currents on both sides 4. Iron Core area 5. Numbers of turns (primary and secondary 6. Primary and secondary coils wire diameter/size

Design Of a Step down Transformer Primary Voltage(Vp) =230v Secondary Voltage(Vs) =24v Secondary Current(Is) =5Amp Primary CurrentIp) =? Frequency =50Hz Ws =Secondary Watt

Design Calculetion Ps=Vs x Is =>24 x 5=120VA Ws =120cosφ => 120 x 0.8 =96 Watts First we have to know Core area (A) A =√Ws/5.58 =√96/5.58 =1.7559 sq”

Design Calculetion Now we can find Turn Per Voltage of Transformer T/V= 108/4.44 x Bmax x A x f =108/4.44 x 85000 x 1.76 x 50 =3.01 Turn (Here, Bmax= Max Flux (And its constant =3+10% =3+(3 x 10)/100 =3+0.3 =3.3 Turn

Design Calculetion So Primary Turn Np=230 x 3.3 = 759 Turn And Secondary Turn Ns=24 x 3.3 =79.2 Turn =79-80 Turn

Wair diameter/size 7= 80 Amp 8= 66.67 Amp 9= 53.34 Amp 10=40 Amp Wair diameter/size with Current ratting Wair size= Gauge 7= 80 Amp 8= 66.67 Amp 9= 53.34 Amp 10=40 Amp 11=33.33 Amp 12= 20.66 Amp 13=20 Amp 14= 16.66 Amp 15= 13.33 Amp 16= 10 Amp 17=8.34 Amp 18= 6.67 Amp 19=5 Amp 20= 4.167 Amp 21=3.334 Amp 22=2.5 Amp 23=2.076 Amp 24=1.67 Amp 25= 1.25 Amp

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