A. Same
B. Minimum
C. Maximum
D. Fluctuates
Answer
C. Maximum
Explanation
- Power transformers act as a step-up device that operates with maximum efficiency at full load conditions with negligible load fluctuation.
- The efficiency of the transformer is obtained from various experiments conducted on different loads. The efficiency of a power transformer is always greater than 90%. Thus, it can be said highly efficient device.
- Power transformers are operated on full load hence power transformers are designed to have maximum efficiency at full load.
- The efficiency of a power transformer under short-circuit test conditions is approximately zero % because during short circuit test output power of transformer is zero.
- When the load is not connected across the secondary of the transformer, the output power of the transformer is zero. As efficiency is the ratio of output power by input power, the efficiency will be zero at no-load conditions.
- Transformer efficiency is defined as the ratio of its output power to input power
- At light load, hysteresis losses (magnetization and demagnetization of the core of the transformer) and eddy current losses are high compared to output power; Hence, the efficiency is low at this condition.
- When the load on the transformer is further increased, its efficiency increases
- At heavy loads, copper losses are high compared to the output power; Hence the efficiency is low at this condition
- Efficiency is maximum at both copper losses are equal to iron losses
- Transformer efficiency is the ratio of its output power to input power and it depends on both load power-factor and load magnitude.
- At low load, a transformer has low efficiency as hysteresis losses (magnetization and demagnetization of a core of transformer) and eddy current losses dominate over output power.
Power System MCQs With Explanation
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- The fact that current density is higher at the surface when compared to the center is known as
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- The distribution constant of the transmission line is
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Transformer MCQs With Explanation
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- The noise of the transformer is mainly due to
- Buchholz relay is used for the protection
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- The chemical used in the breather of a transformer should have the property of
- The power transformer can be termed as a constant
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- If the supply frequency (f) of a transformer decreases, the effect of frequency on the transformer's secondary output voltage?
- The primary winding of a transformer has a 120 V ac supply. What is the value of secondary voltage if the turn ratio is 10?
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- In a transformer the relation between the input frequency and the output voltage on secondary winding is _____.
- In a current transformer, _____ winding is closed.
- A transformer is a _____ device.
- A step-down transformer has _____ number of turns on primary winding and _____ number of turns on the secondary winding.
- A step-up transformer has _____ number of turns on primary winding and _____ number of turns on the secondary winding.
- Transformer works on ______ principle.
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