If three single phase transformers of 8.4, 1.3 and 1.3 impedance is connected in delta on primary and also connected in delta on the secondary, what would be the percentage of load sharing on each transformer? Other parameters are all identical for all three transformers.
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Three single phase trafo connected in delta on primary and secondary is connected to three electrodes. 1a1 and 3a2 to electrode 1....1a2 and 2a1 to electrode 2....and 2a2 and 3a1 to electrode 3.
Dear prc,
The impedance values are that of the factory test and on the name plate of the transformers.
The secondaries are connected to the electrodes of a submerged arc furnace.
Regards
Thank you so much to both davidbleach and MattherDB for their responses.
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